Dimensional Descent

Chapter 2

Leonel's depressed mood didn't last for long. Soon we was smiling as though nothing had happened.

At that moment, an arm wrapped around his shoulders. Considering how easily the culprit had done so, it was obvious that he was even taller than Leonel.

"Another failure, how many is that already? 520?"

"521." Leonel muttered.

"Almost every school day since first-year, huh?"

The culprit laughed, leading Leonel up the stairs.

"There are too many young noble women looking to get into the good books of the 3021st bachelor of the Eligible Minor list. Yet you've been solely focused on one girl for four years, think of all the hearts breaking across the world."

Leonel laughed. "James, when you have to say such a large number, it makes the accomplish ring hollow, don't you think?"

It was quite funny. It was nice to be ranked, but being told that there were 3020 men better than him didn't exactly have a nice ring to it. Plus, this was just the Eligible Minor list, once he turned 18, he might not rank on the true Eligible Bachelor list at all.

More depressing than that was the fact there were several snotty-nosed brats no more than 13 or 14 years old ranked ahead of him.

"Bah, forget that damned list." James spat. "Who knows what perverted grandma ranked a bunch of minors on their eligibility? Load of nonsense."

"Must be nice looking down from on high like that, Mr. 1034th."

James laughed pervertedly, shaking Leonel side to side with his arm.

[Scanning… Security procedures underway]

[Student Leonel Morales recognized]

[Welcome future Five-Star Quarterback]

Leonel heard the usual mechanical voice ringing in his ears. Though he knew no one else could hear it, he still felt a deep disgust whenever he heard this introduction.

"Think about it this way," James continued as they entered the grand hallways of Royal Blue Academy, "There are over three billion people on Earth who are under 18. Half of those are men like us. Yet were in the top percent of a percent of a percent of them.

"You gotta stop chasing after this one girl. There are too many who want you."

word after one of my confessions. She always just runs

fit of laughter. It seemed the students were used to his boisterousness because no

don't know why I waste my words, I know you don't care about these surface things. I should have known nothing would affect

his arm from Leonel's shoulder,

for their fourth National Championship loss in a row." Leonel grinned,

his best friend's gaze. James was easily three inches taller than him and had been his partner in crime ever since they entered Royal Blue Junior Academy together. Leonel would never miss something like

have something to

voice was cut

there's

could cheat off of. Without thinking much,

wasn't for the fact his Gene Analysis decided that his fateful career was that of a 'Five-Star Tight End', he

separations very seriously. Due to this, it was already a miracle that Leonel could make it into Senior Class

he took a mandatory Genetic Analysis Examination. Among other things, this test was meant to decide your optimal career path while weighing your benefit

but they

wouldn't be more than a hundred children

had such an evaluation. He too was a Five Star Professional. The trouble was that

be taken seriously outside of his sport. This was part of the reason he was ranked so lowly on the Eligible Minor list. Many ranked above him were only worth three stars to their professions, but they were

this wasn't the full reason or else James wouldn't be ranked so much higher than

walked into class just on time. He smiled lightly to greet a few people before burying his head back into

to socialize with Leonel, they could only shake their heads when they noticed their school's star quarterback cramming as he usually did. His personality was really too odd. He had just been confessing his undying love to Aina, yet

on the steps hardly reacted to his entry into the class either. Could this fated couple

be considered quite close knit. They had become quite

books away. The test will

surfaces flickered and became screens. They were designed to block light

completely vanished. It was like he entered a battlefield as the

had journeyed up with Leonel from Freshman Class A. But it would be a lie to say they

it so seriously? They really couldn't understand how Leonel was evaluated as a Five-Star Quarterback instead of a Five-Star General. Even if he was evaluated as a Four-Star General like

an hour to complete a two-hour test. Without a choice, he

breathed a sigh of relief. Now they could start

teach. I

it, Leo." Ms. Deen, an amiable lady getting on in years, smiled lightly. She was quite fond of this young one. "I know you athletes have

paused. He looked up to the ceiling and muttered something as though he was gathering strength. With a grit of

exam. His finger tapped the metallic watch

for a moment before she looked up and realized

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