Dimensional Descent

It wasn't until at least half an hour later that Leonel managed to slip away from all the onslaught of questions. Since he was pretty much locked in to the first overall pick in the coming months, it was no wonder he was being hounded like this. That said, just because he understood, didn't mean he liked it.

'Dammit, I'm late. I don't want Aina to misunderstand…'

Leonel pedaled madly across campus, his silver bike streaking like a comet across the skies.

About five minutes later, he finally made it to the Northern Dormitories. Since there were too many outsiders on campus today, he clicked a hidden button on his bike's frame, causing it to fold in on itself and becoming a silver rod about two meters long. In the end, it further collapsed, splitting into four pieces that neatly fit into his bag.

The blaring of music could be heard even from Leonel's distance away. He hadn't even entered the apartment-style building yet, but the sounds of clattering glass, laughter and club music was impossible to miss already.

Blue North Dormitory was the male boarding house of the Northern Dormitories. It had the greatest luxury and accommodation of them as well.

Usually, women wouldn't be allowed anywhere near this place, as their dorms were located in the south. But, nearing the end of Senior year, there was an unspoken rule among supervisors to let some of these things slide. At the very least, Leonel could see many of these blooming beauties through the windows and even strewn around outside, sneaking away with their lovers.

Seeing these sights, Leonel sighed. Would Aina really come to such a place? Maybe he was asking for too much. Thinking to this point, his footsteps couldn't help pause.

These were some of his last chances to capture Aina's heart. If he failed now, who knew when he would see her again?

Aina was a Five-Star Professional. Leonel didn't know of what profession due to certain protections. In order to protect students from being poached and harassed by conglomerates and distracting them from their schooling, this information was usually sealed. Leonel was a special case in that he was an Entertainment Professional. As such, his protections weren't as great.

Considering how high Aina's protections were, she was definitely destined for a very important industry. The only reason Leonel even knew she was Five-Star at all was due to simple coincidence and a slip of the tongue.

Leonel clenched his fists.

How well did he know Aina? What were her hobbies? Her favorite foods? Favorite color?

Leonel didn't know the answers to any of these questions, however he was enamored. There were other women just as beautiful as Aina, some of whom had even tried to deliver themselves into his arms. But there was something about this woman in his heart that overshadowed them all.

'If my profession isn't enough to be by her side, then I'll toss it aside.' Leonel's aura blazed almost like a beacon under the night skies.

Just as Leonel was about to take another step forward, the sound of a crashing window shook him out of his thoughts. The screams of the female students shot across the night sky. However, the blaring music hadn't come to a stop.

Leonel's gaze shot upward to a body half hanging out through a fourth floor window. A young man's lower back scraped along the now jagged windowsill, his body barely being suspended by the hand grasping his collar. However, it was clear that his hand wasn't trying to save him, but was rather likely the reason he was in such a position to begin with.

"James…?"

Leonel didn't wait even a moment. Breaking into a sprint, he tore into the dormitory.

Those who likely didn't know what was happening upstairs due to the loud blaring music tried to greet him, only for him to blow right past, shooting up the stairs.

Leonel reached the fourth floor in a flash. He had completely ignored the screaming pain that ran across his chest and torso. A fall from the fourth floor was no joke.

"Conrad!"

room, his voice carrying a biting cold that overshadowed even

behind a curved bar nonchalantly

young man he had faced on the field just

you think

it was somehow still possible to hear him

a read of the situation. He immediately noticed that there were several members of the Angel Wings here. This in and of itself wasn't a problem, but he had never

then

really was here. Not only that, but it seemed like her and her two friends were

despite the situation. Aina herself blushed and looked away, trying

no wonder why this guard dog reacted so furiously

more became cold. He was smart enough to understand

and her friends knowing that Leonel would be a bit late due to his actions. At some point, Conrad came and tried to make a move on Aina, causing James to lash

with his size and strength, there was no way Conrad could put

commit a

who exactly, but the surround sound system of the fourth floor was turned down to the point only the music from the other

saying a word. With their leader here, there was

what was going on on the other floors, but there were twelve members of

would be punished for it?" He asked his question

guard. He considered himself to be an intelligent person,

father's retired status. What of the Siegfried Family that was powerful enough to make the mere Four-Star

thought of this, it was rather that he never realized that someone could use this loophole to get away with murder. Weren't

Conrad actually wanted to

from the side,

"Alright, drop him then."

"Do you think I

I'm certain you would. However, you'll have to face the

"Consequences?"

body. James' body tipped further

the mighty Leonel Morales was intelligent. It seems that you're just

uncomfortable feeling started to well

Leonel replied plainly. "If you drop my partner from that window, you

own breath. Leonel's biting

say such a thing? Do you know who I am? For just this threat alone,

on cue, a voice once more sounded in

intent detected. Under the Speech Moderation Act of 2034, all manners of Hate Speech and

murders committed by subject in the next hour will not be considered

care. Drop him." Leonel replied without

through the black coat that slightly covered it. The warning red lights only appeared as a