Beams of light.
They entered the interior of the Wizard Tower through holes in its structure.
There seemed to be spores from unknown organisms floating in the air.
Those beams left distinct trails in the air, displaying several representative examples of the Tyndall effect.
At the ends of the beams of light
were either pitted stone bricks or toppled, broken pillars.
Only vines and similar plants disliked these sources of light.
Therefore, the ends of the light could serve as temporary footholds.
But more importantly, they needed barnacle flowers.
Only with the help of their peculiar domain
could Cypher and Alice calmly deal with those extremely dangerous assassins.
Tap—A figure stepped through the light.
The force left spiderweb-like cracks across the already damaged stone pillar.
"Cypher! Don't pick the flower over there!"
Buffeted by the powerful airflow, Alice had no choice but to bury her head behind Cypher's back and speak in a muffled voice.
The scene ahead remained within Cypher's sight. There were two barnacle flowers.
Upon hearing Alice's warning,
Cypher immediately knew she meant the one at the end of his line of sight.
Otherwise, there would have been no need for Alice to say "over there." She could have simply told him to stop.
Decisively, he sliced down the nearby flower together with the stone brick beneath it.
Aiming at the final barnacle flower within sight, he kicked the first one toward it as though kicking a ball.
Then Cypher did not linger. He pushed off with both legs.
He followed after it and arrived beside the flower Alice had mentioned.
Bang—
The barnacle flower, carrying dirt and stones, crashed against the wall and fell to the ground amid a cloud of dust.
Even though the barnacle flower was visibly withering,
the vines below still swiftly cleared