Dimensional Descent

Leonel took a breath. Even with his increased rate of killing, it was still a heavy task to kill so many. Had he not had such a breakthrough, it would have been much easier because no one would have sensed him and he could have taken his time to go planet to planet. But since he had, there was no avoiding the large-scale battle.

'Such a shame.'

Leonel looked around and couldn't help but shake his head. This Invalid warped world was actually perfect for him to absorb. The Creation and Destruction aspects were exactly what he needed. But he couldn't.

This world was part of the formation of worlds. If he absorbed it, he would break the formation, and that wasn't what he wanted. It would affect him just as much as it would those that planned all of this out. He could only leave them.

As for whether he might get a chance in the future, that would have to depend on whether these things worked out.

'Next.'

power he had just gained, he was even more confident in the next steps. He proceeded from world of Invalids to world of Invalids, unleashing a slaughter for the ages. He was no less than a

laws were so pliable in his hands that even Invalids that could give him a great deal of trouble in the outside worlds didn't stand a single chance. Although these Invalids had warped the world to fit their needs, there

own Regulators, dying without Leonel having to do anything. But even when they made a conscious effort to stay beneath these limits, they were then crushed by Leonel,

could. This was

his whims, and the Regulator didn't even resist. This allowed him to break laws of physics constantly, and accomplish spine-tingling and

the outside world until he got to the last Incomplete World. Leonel was very

staring at this world in particular, he couldn't help but frown. Then, without hesitation, he turned and left. There was something in there he couldn't face, regardless of his advantages. He was

what Leonel had done to his current Incomplete Worlds. While they had the potential to become God Realms, they were at most equivalent to Mortal Realms right now, and in practice, they were still Incomplete Worlds, not Complete ones. However, this Incomplete World was the equivalent of a Demi-God

if he'd have any advantages at all. If there were no advantages, and there was a world-shaking powerhouse on the inside,

eyes as though he had just sensed something vague and illusory, but had ultimately missed out. In the end, even he couldn't just casually see through the veil of a world. Maybe he could