Dimensional Descent

Chapter 2976 So Badly?

Leonel watched in silence. The longer he stared at the bloody roses, the more he felt something stirring inside him. Or maybe... it was something on his finger.

The two pairs of Sylvan Hearts that he had taken were making their presence known and they seemed to be moved by this display. Leonel couldn't help but wonder if he should give them to Aina, but in the end, he shook his head. That didn't make much sense.

For one, she didn't have the same Lineage Factor as him. And second, she didn't need the boost to Life Force affinity because even compared to these two Sylvans that he had killed, she was probably still on a level all to herself. Leonel had yet to run into a character with a stronger Life Force affinity than his wife, and it would probably take going to the God Realm to find one.

Even so, he was fascinated by the movements of the Sylvan Heart. It certainly had its own reasons for reacting like this, and soon he seemed to understand.

'The bark...' Blood Force was attractive to Life Force because it was the best vessel for Life Force. Alone, there wasn't much that Life Force could do, but when it was attached to Blood Force, it gained a conduit to exert a great deal of power.

The bark of the Sylvan Race was similar, but it seemed to be a level inferior to Blood Force. However, as a tradeoff, it was likewise easier to control. Blood Force was ultimately a liquid, but Sylvan Bark was a solid; it could be used as a whip, and it was an extension of a Sylvan's body, naturally making it easier to control. The Sylvan Bark should be excited to see this Blood Force because they could do quite a lot together.

However, it would only be a hindrance to Aina. As for Leonel, he had no interest in such things either. He only wanted the Sylvan Hearts as a boost to his vitality; he had yet to even use them to attack.

But then he had an idea.

'Aina can make blood clones... I wonder... if we attached Sylvan Hearts to those blood clones, they would be far more powerful... now wouldn't they?'

Leonel's gaze flickered.

alone was far beyond any

Sylvan Bark, then the blood clones that Aina created would have an extra layer of strength to them. Aina's blood clones had two main weaknesses. The first was that they had to be within a certain range of the one whose blood they were created from, and second, they

putting so much effort into for now. It would be hard to scale, and I'm not sure if Sylvan Bark would grow without the presence of Sylvan Heart. I'll need more of those idiots to throw themselves to their

BOOM!

rose and Leonel was forced back. It looked as though all the water in this quarter of the ocean, and another quarter more in the perimeter, had all vanished in the blink of an eye. The blood rose began to shrink, but the chasm didn't close as though a

this vantage point, Leonel could see clear to the bottom of the ocean. The amount of strength it took to do this was simply unfathomable. This deep into the ocean, the water had to be at least thousands of kilometers deep, and

had shrunk to the point that the vague silhouette of a humanoid figure could be seen on the inside... and then the water returned. It didn't fill the chasm immediately. Instead, it began to rain down from above. It started light, but then it began to pound. Every drop weighed as heavy as a hammer, and they seemed to

'Shit...'

a pillar of water descending from

'Run.'

crushed by that amount of water would probably shatter every bone in his body if he didn't put up some form of protection, but he also didn't want to disturb his wife's breakthrough. Running was the only

BOOM!

Segmented Cube seemed to creak and whine at its edges. It was the first time Leonel had ever seen anything influence this world so much. He turned back to find the waters raging. Tsunamis rose and fell, swallowing one another and at other times, spitting one

up and beads of bloody sweat appeared, only to evaporate into the air with an exhale.

FLAP.

out ten meters in both directions. Feathers fluttered through the air, separating and raining down. But every time those crimson feathers touched the water, a ripple of gorgeous red light would spread out. When she took another breath,

her eyes and slowly, the phenomena vanished once after another. The only thing that remained constant were her golden eyes, but even they had flashes of black lightning within. Soon, her hair had returned to a deep black, her feet elegantly dangling from

Leonel thought to himself. '... My wife

...

hidden world, yet another storm began to brew as a woman with otherworldly beauty