SSS Ranked Awakening: All My Skills Are at Level 100
Chapter 100: Falling Rizz

The mana inside his body surged through every part of his body, as the Transcendent-ranked Mana Body Enhancement was at work, filling his body with endless strength.

But he didn’t just stop there, as the lightning energy inside his body traveled through various intricate patterns. No flashy ripple or thin strands of lightning element moved around his body like in the Grandmaster-ranked version, but only a single golden thunderbolt symbol appeared between his temples.

He was careful not to release any of the natural pressure coming from him as he used these Transcendent-rank techniques on her. His practice over the past 40 days didn’t go unnoticed, as she didn’t feel a thing—but her senses told her that her disciple was unfathomably strong right now, as she gazed at the golden lightning symbol between his temples.

She knew he was using the Transcendent-rank Rajin’s Descent Technique. Knowing how difficult it was to reach the Grandmaster rank in mana enhancement technique—even with her previous years of training—it had taken her five full years of training. It might as well be called ten years, as in the conscious state, she didn’t need any rest or sleep.

And the Transcendent rank felt too far away. She couldn’t even put a number on how many years it would take her to achieve it, because of how big the gap really was.

Leon smiled faintly and asked her,

"Are you ready for the ride?"

She was not nervous and nodded her head at his words, as she knew he would never let her get harmed.

In the next second, the ground beneath him cracked. With the booming sound of air pressure, Leon’s body launched forward, with Seraphine clinging tightly to his neck.

He had made sure to steer away from their makeshift home; otherwise, everything might have been destroyed just by his launch alone.

Only a few seconds had passed, and now Seraphine, in his arms, couldn’t even register how fast they were actually moving—everything was just a blur to her vision.

Leon stopped.

Which made Seraphine a bit confused, as only a few seconds had passed. Why did he stop? They couldn’t have gotten far.

She looked around and only saw his devastation everywhere—craters all over, mountains reduced to crumbling rocks, thousand-meter-long sword strikes on the ground, meters wide and deep like cliffs. She could only see darkness inside them, unable to tell how deep they went.

She knew it was his training spot, which should be around five kilometers away from their home. She looked back but couldn’t even see their home from this far.

It was hard to accept they had traveled so far so quickly, but it was the truth. Her Leon might be even stronger than she had thought—traversing five whole kilometers in a couple of seconds? That just sounded unreal.

"Hang on tight. The ride ahead might be a bit bumpy," his calm voice sounded in her ear.

She naturally tightened her grip on him, but she was still trying to process the feat her disciple had just performed.

Leon was already using the wind element to cancel out the pressure she would feel when traveling at such speed. He could easily make her avoid feeling any bumps.

But how could he miss such an opportunity to see his master’s bountiful breasts jiggle naturally? Even though he saw them regularly and felt them thoroughly, this was a different feeling he couldn’t miss out on.

His spatial awareness—50 meters around him—was enough to see every movement, even with his eyes closed, so his focus was only on her chest.

Once again, he began traveling at his ultra-fast speed. Because of the terrain—its ups and downs—he had to make small jumps from time to time. He couldn’t help but make Seraphine feel the bumps, as his eyes were glued to the jiggle of her softness.

After two minutes of lightning-fast travel, Leon finally had to stop. The Rocky Mountain plain was much bigger than he had anticipated. He had traversed around 250 kilometers in a single direction to reach the end.

Seraphine, who had tried to look at the world around her while he was traveling—but failed to see a thing because of the speed—finally looked ahead when they stopped.

From high up, hundreds of meters above, she could see in front of her an ever-stretching grassland. As far as she could see, there was only grass—no trees, no animals, no rocks, no mountains, or anything else.

Just endless green.

Even with its weirdness, as in the real world, seeing something like this would have been impossible—it still looked beautiful.

"Leon, isn’t it beautiful?"

"Yes, very beautiful, Seraphine."

Despite looking unnaturally alone, they agreed it was indeed a beautiful sight, especially from so high up.

He couldn’t help but bring his lips closer to hers and give her a long, romantic kiss while she was still in his arms.

Seraphine loved it. After the kiss, they stayed still for a while, enjoying the beauty of this unnatural sight.

She noticed the rough pathway leading downward. She knew it wouldn’t even be a challenge for him, and she pointed it out to Leon.

"Leon, look, we can go down from there."

He didn’t even glance in that direction, as he had already seen the pathway.

But he didn’t need it—when such a beautiful way to go down was already in front of him, why bother with that rocky terrain?

He jumped down without any warning.

Seraphine panicked at his sudden jump. Her eyes shook in shock—they were more than 1,000 meters above the ground, a height she couldn’t even compare to the mountains he had destroyed and boasted about.

As the biggest one he had told her about was only 800 meters tall.

"Calm down, Seraphine. Just look around. Isn’t it beautiful?"

His soothing voice made her heart settle.

The first thing she looked at was him—his long silver-white hair flowed with the wind, the softness in his gaze as he looked at her with those mystical eyes, his sharp features, small nose, inviting lips, and extremely handsome face.

She couldn’t help but be in a daze for a second.

It really is as beautiful as you say, my Love, perhaps even more so than you realized. I can live my whole life just looking at this sight.