Because he was immune to the abyssal mental suggestion, and Hyacinth's Wind of Revival could also grant immunity to radiation.
Su Wen, now clad in a dashing pitch-black trench coat, continued his explanation:
"Because the kinetic impact of a falling star tower is enormous. No ordinary urban structure could withstand it; it would be wiped away directly.
In other words,
if he hadn't ascended into the sky,
then he had only one possible way to survive."
"He buried himself underground."
Norma added,
and Su Wen nodded approvingly.
"Exactly right."
However, after the group had spent roughly ten minutes circling the massive star tower ruins,
even though the handsome Scholar had kept Appraisal Vision active the entire time, he found no trace of anything relevant.
After all, his deep-blue spatial vision was not true X-ray vision. It was more suited to analysis, so naturally it could not penetrate endlessly through layers of earth. At most, he could see a few meters below the ground.
In other words,
perhaps all he could do now was rely on the Saint Mourning Hughie Fal Key in Triss's hand and try their luck.
Qin, who had been following behind as though she were out on a trip, gently nudged the optimistic girl beside her.
"Joyce, did you find anything?"
Miner shook her head with adorable honesty. Her next answer nearly made Qin faint.
"Nope.
But look at that pillar. Doesn't it resemble the elevator in Twilight Tower? It would be great if it were an ice cream cone right now.
Ice cream cones are so delicious.
Boohoo, I'm hungry."
"Just like you."
Norma, standing to her right, nearly burst out laughing for once. Her teasing conveyed her fondness for Joyce's straightforward nature.
But regarding this mission,
after "careful consideration," Miner placed a finger against her