Under the guidance and protection of the teachers, the evacuation from the Spirit Tower proceeded in an orderly manner.
Most of these students simply weren't the restless type.
Even when faced with the life-or-death crisis of a demon invasion that could destroy a country—or even the entire world—they showed no sign of panic. They neither became so frightened that they lost their reason nor grew so excited that they started chattering among themselves.
The influence of the Path of Twilight had greatly dulled their emotions. Even if they played a horror game and encountered a monster suddenly leaping into their faces, their heart rates probably wouldn't change.
With everyone willing to follow orders, the efficiency of their operation immediately soared.
As noble spellcasters, they naturally didn't need to walk all the way to the port. The bodies dissolved in the pool had left behind bones, which could conveniently be taken out and assembled into vehicles.
Countless bones of all sizes flew into the air. Following the traces of light laid out in advance through the void, they fell into their corresponding positions one after another. Whenever they formed an entire section, a flash of radiance would suddenly pass through it, creating a sturdy bone wall.
In a short while, buses made from various animals had been created out of thin air.
Since the bones differed in size and even species, every vehicle had a different size and decoration.
But each bus basically had either twenty-eight or thirty-two seats—four columns, with roughly seven or eight rows. Around the waists and bellies of these "Hell Buses," constructed from countless bones, were two rows of doors resembling teeth or zippers.
They split open like clowns throwing their heads back in laughter. Only after swallowing all the luggage did they close their mouths again.