Chapter 913: No Longer
Chapter 913: No Longer
Chapter 913: No Longer
The cloaked figures that had been standing around the leading man stood in shock. Though he had a big mouth, that man was still a Tier 4 expert.
One had to understand that not all Tier 4 experts were of the same strength. Just like Leonel could battle them with ease despite not having firmly stepped into Tier 1, there were many Tier 4 experts stronger than what the Head of Misty Woods had displayed.
The truth was that the Head of Misty Woods had a large weakness: He needed to be in a state of prayer to display such strength. However, the cloaked man Leonel had just killed could display the same strength without needing to rely on a God or Goddess. And yet, just like that, he had been killed.
To make matters worse, they were standing almost half a kilometer from Leonel. They had thought to probe him to see if he really could use that attack again or not. And yet, the result was absolutely devastating. In the blink of an eye, one of theirs had been killed.
Leonel didn’t even react to this. Standing within 500 meters of a sniper even back on Third Dimensional Earth was a death sentence. To the current Leonel, they would have to stand more than ten kilometers away to have a chance at dodging.
Leonel had wanted to use this battlefield as a chance to gain some battlefield experience and maybe hone himself a bit. The fact he wasn’t taking this seriously was almost too obvious.
He hadn’t activated his Bronze Runes nor his Spear Domain. He was using a wooden spear and he had initially not even wanted to use the spear techniques he had learned previously.
Unfortunately, his nonchalance almost caused him to suffer. Of course, there wasn’t much he could do about being targeted by a God’s seal, but it still pissed him off. Then, these cloaked figures—obviously being the ‘hidden’ experts the Milky Way Guild had sent—pissed him off even more.
Clearly, this wasn’t going to be the battlefield he got to practice on. In that case, he might as well just end this all as quickly as he could have before.
They raged and jostled for position as they fought to be the first ones to leave. In the end, they ended up using far more time than they needed to eventually completely evacuate.
Leonel’s gaze on their backs was like the sigh of a reaper weighing down on them with a scythe. None of them even dared to look back as they rushed forward, unwilling to stay even a moment longer.
Moments later, the battlefield was silent. Right then, there were several pairs of eyes on Leonel’s back which seemed all too ridiculous considering the sight of lava still gushing forth before them all. And yet, Leonel seemed far more fascinating than it all.
Aphestus clutched his daggers. Raylion didn’t seem to have much of an expression at all, but something within his eye told a different story. As for Sael, she felt a whirl of complicated emotions.
Just two years ago, she was powerful enough even to extend favors to Leonel. But now, the difference between them was so great that she almost felt embarrassed.
Was this the benefit of being born from such a large family? Even if Leonel didn’t benefit from their resources, was just having a portion of their genes enough to warrant such an enormous gap between the two of them?
Unfortunately, that seemed to be the way of the world.
Leonel coughed lightly, another clump of black fog flying from his mouth. Luckily, the passive healing of his Snowy Star Owl Lineage Factor had increased. Unluckily, so had his Scarlet Star Force’s ability to cause trouble.
Leonel didn’t even bother to cast [Grand Heal]. He knew that at his current level, it was absolutely meaningless. It wouldn’t even heal a paper cut for him right now, he needed to research stronger spells. Luckily, his run-in with Goddess Evergreen had given him some ideas.
Finally, Leonel looked up into the skies, his gaze narrowing. Without looking back, he spoke.
“I’m sure you all are smart enough to understand. From this day forth, Valiant Heart Mountain can no longer exist. For your own safety, I hope that none of you are stubborn about this.”
The cloaked figures that had been standing around the leading man stood in shock. Though he had a big mouth, that man was still a Tier 4 expert.
One had to understand that not all Tier 4 experts were of the same strength. Just like Leonel could battle them with ease despite not having firmly stepped into Tier 1, there were many Tier 4 experts stronger than what the Head of Misty Woods had displayed.
The truth was that the Head of Misty Woods had a large weakness: He needed to be in a state of prayer to display such strength. However, the cloaked man Leonel had just killed could display the same strength without needing to rely on a God or Goddess. And yet, just like that, he had been killed.
To make matters worse, they were standing almost half a kilometer from Leonel. They had thought to probe him to see if he really could use that attack again or not. And yet, the result was absolutely devastating. In the blink of an eye, one of theirs had been killed.
Leonel didn’t even react to this. Standing within 500 meters of a sniper even back on Third Dimensional Earth was a death sentence. To the current Leonel, they would have to stand more than ten kilometers away to have a chance at dodging.
Leonel had wanted to use this battlefield as a chance to gain some battlefield experience and maybe hone himself a bit. The fact he wasn’t taking this seriously was almost too obvious.
He hadn’t activated his Bronze Runes nor his Spear Domain. He was using a wooden spear and he had initially not even wanted to use the spear techniques he had learned previously.
Unfortunately, his nonchalance almost caused him to suffer. Of course, there wasn’t much he could do about being targeted by a God’s seal, but it still pissed him off. Then, these cloaked figures—obviously being the ‘hidden’ experts the Milky Way Guild had sent—pissed him off even more.
Clearly, this wasn’t going to be the battlefield he got to practice on. In that case, he might as well just end this all as quickly as he could have before.
They raged and jostled for position as they fought to be the first ones to leave. In the end, they ended up using far more time than they needed to eventually completely evacuate.
Leonel’s gaze on their backs was like the sigh of a reaper weighing down on them with a scythe. None of them even dared to look back as they rushed forward, unwilling to stay even a moment longer.
Moments later, the battlefield was silent. Right then, there were several pairs of eyes on Leonel’s back which seemed all too ridiculous considering the sight of lava still gushing forth before them all. And yet, Leonel seemed far more fascinating than it all.
Aphestus clutched his daggers. Raylion didn’t seem to have much of an expression at all, but something within his eye told a different story. As for Sael, she felt a whirl of complicated emotions.
Just two years ago, she was powerful enough even to extend favors to Leonel. But now, the difference between them was so great that she almost felt embarrassed.
Was this the benefit of being born from such a large family? Even if Leonel didn’t benefit from their resources, was just having a portion of their genes enough to warrant such an enormous gap between the two of them?
Unfortunately, that seemed to be the way of the world.
Leonel coughed lightly, another clump of black fog flying from his mouth. Luckily, the passive healing of his Snowy Star Owl Lineage Factor had increased. Unluckily, so had his Scarlet Star Force’s ability to cause trouble.
Leonel didn’t even bother to cast [Grand Heal]. He knew that at his current level, it was absolutely meaningless. It wouldn’t even heal a paper cut for him right now, he needed to research stronger spells. Luckily, his run-in with Goddess Evergreen had given him some ideas.
Finally, Leonel looked up into the skies, his gaze narrowing. Without looking back, he spoke.
“I’m sure you all are smart enough to understand. From this day forth, Valiant Heart Mountain can no longer exist. For your own safety, I hope that none of you are stubborn about this.”