The Desolate Tower in the Forest

Hill happily gave himself a mental thumbs-up.

Sure enough, when he used to play games, it was just poor eyesight, not a calculation error!

The first thing Hill did after landing was pull out the crystal ball Aglaia had given him.

The only divine spell stored inside was Faction Detection.

This crystal ball would shatter completely after a single use; after all, it was the power of a gods, and no matter how high the quality, a crystal ball couldn't bear too much.

However, Hill had hundreds of them, and Aglaia would make a few for Hill to keep on hand whenever she had free time.

Although the Good Alignment didn't mean someone's character was good enough, the Evil Alignment was definitely bad enough.

Which side the alignment fell on determined whether Hill could take a gamble on luck or had to turn tail and run.

The glow of the crystal ball finally settled on pale yellow.

Neutral, a very normal Mage stance.

As for why it was pale yellow, it didn't mean this Mage was Neutral Good; it was more likely because too much time had passed.

Only then did Hill safely take a look around within the range of the magic formation.

Still, this really was a poor Mage! He had actually only set up an illusion formation on the outer perimeter!

It was probably because this place was isolated enough that this tower could be preserved so intact.

To Hill, this illusion formation was practically no different from an empty plot of land. Of course, he could still see the faint white glow of the magic formation buried one meter deep in the ground.

Although there was something wrong with this world, illusion formations that could make Hill fall for them were probably very rare, unless an