Hill tilted his head back and looked up, a little hesitant.
Although the tower looked very similar to Despair Tower, Hill could not shake the sense that its sun was setting.
Hill meditated quietly, settling his emotions into their steadiest state before looking up again... It was not an illusion he had conjured because he had heard too much about this Mage Tower.
That could only mean that the vast majority of the people in the Black Mystery Tower had already lost faith in its future.
Human sorrow and despondency could manifest in buildings, let alone those of Mages, whose mental power was stronger to begin with.
Hill let out a soft sigh of relief.
At least he had come to the right place.
He still had plenty of time, strictly speaking... No matter how useless Mount Celestia was, it would not collapse within a few years. Still, Hill felt certain that the situation inside Sia Tower was complicated, and he had better not waste time.
Sigh...
He was still a little nervous.
After all, he really had not done much of this sort of overly thrilling adventuring.
It took Hill a little while to find the Haisenar Family, where the young Mage named Gilbert had come from.
Perhaps because they had arrived at the Black Mystery Tower relatively late, and Gilbert really had not done particularly well in the Mage Tower, their family lived within the town, but in a rather... It could not quite be called the outskirts. Rather, they were near the homes of a group of ordinary people who were not doing very well.
Not among them, but only a stone's throw away.
It was a very interesting location.
If nothing happened to Gilbert, their family could naturally live well. But if he could not