Dimensional Descent

Leonel got an overlook of the situation in an instant and then turned to Eamon. He had already memorized Goggles' position and a large portion of the maze. As expected with most things related to Dream Force experts, even Leonel couldn't memorize the whole maze at once, nor did he want to waste the time he would need to do so.

Eamon was already moving forward, and there was only a split second left for him to decide his coming path. This was obviously done on purpose to not let them rest for too long.

The thing was that if he gave Eamon a directive that helped Goggles, he would go down a more dangerous path. But if he chose the safer path for Eamon, then Goggles would roll further away from the exit.

This was obviously a different thing to balance especially when this challenge had a Twist. Leonel already saw through it.

There was a second Force Art in Eamon's control center that shouldn't have been there. After analyzing it, Leonel realized that it was a teleportation platform.

Under the usual challenge, if Eamon went down the wrong path, the control center would be buffeted by Dream Force, weakening its defenses. The more danger Leonel put Eamon in, the more the Dream Force would weaken the control center's defenses until it crumbled entirely.

If this happened, it would be their loss and they'd be teleported out.

However, clearly the Twist in this one was that Eamon would have to face off against the Dream Beasts personally. That teleportation platform should allow the beasts to enter the control center.

Once that happened, the path that Eamon was on would pause and Leonel wouldn't be able to affect change for Goggles until Eamon defeated the beast.

From what Leonel could tell, though, he could help Eamon fight against the beast, it just had to be through changes in the Force Art. And, once again, he could only relay orders.

'Interesting... there's a ton of variables to consider, and each layer makes it more complex.'

further away from the exit. But if he didn't, then Eamon would

was that not all threats were created equal. There was a wide

Eamon, first one is

to the left, and at the same time, Goggles rolled toward the

had chosen to allow Eamon to

...

forward and tweaked the Force Art. He felt the control center sway and inertia tilted his body. He knew that he had veered to

and there wasn't actually much maneuver. Any threat that appeared would be troublesome to deal with for this reason alone, even ignoring what

hair stood on end as the second Force Art began to glow. Soon, a meter tall Starry Tailed Fox appeared, baring

subconsciously reached for a talisman, only to realize that he didn't have one on him. How

a moment before a voice echoed in

world is your

words made him

not just for teleportation, it's also a chess board. Feel out its strokes, imagine that

talismans in everything. He even slapped them

about this world and he had obviously come to understand talismans as well. They were just special

Teleportation platforms were usually drawn on stable platforms carved from Spatial Force Ores to bolster their powers. This allowed them to travel across impossibly large distances in an instant. The

exact thing. Not everyone could casually draw Force Arts in the air like Leonel, and even if they could

Little Tolly, when Leonel activated his Divine Armor, it was like his entire body had become a talisman,

could casually create

Eamon and others didn't have such