Rebuilding

The two magic towers Abel had entered belonged to two exceptionally wealthy High-level Wizards. The first was High-level Wizard Colifer, head of the Intelligence Department of the Kingdom of Saint Ellis. He had a deep background.

That magic tower had provided him with a Large Teleportation Array and an almost indestructible Magic Tower—the very one he was using now.

The current owner of this tower, High-level Wizard Gilmer, was the Assassin Guild's backer. The Assassin Guild was one of the wealthiest organizations on the entire Holy Continent.

Abel had high expectations for High-level Wizard Gilmer's magic tower. What kind of collection could such a wealthy High-level Wizard possibly have?

The moment he entered the seventeen-story Magic Tower, he saw a short-distance teleportation array. It was likely connected to the teleportation array in the Assassin Guild.

To conceal the tower's location, High-level Wizard Gilmer had not installed a teleportation array inside his own tower. Instead, he shared one with the Assassin Guild. The guild's teleportation array was an extremely ancient medium-sized array.

Teleportation arrays installed with the Wizard Guild's assistance could be requisitioned by the Wizard Guild at any time during an emergency. Thus, teleportation arrays purchased from the Wizard Guild actually carried a security risk.

If High-level Wizard Gilmer had built his Magic Tower at the Assassin Guild's headquarters and asked the Wizard Guild to install a teleportation array inside it, its location would very likely have been exposed.

Moreover, at a critical moment, a High-level Wizard from the Wizard Guild could use superuser privileges to forcibly open the array and enter the Assassin Guild headquarters.

The ancient teleportation array at the Assassin Guild headquarters was different. It had not been built by the Wizard Guild, so the guild's higher-ups had no authority to forcibly break through its permissions. This