Milphage let out a long sigh. “Right. I knew things were going too well.”

“...” Shin Sung-Hyun silently agreed. He had also thought that the Magic Tower had been too easy to conquer.

‘Of course, it would have been quite a hassle without Ju-Ha…’ 

But that was all it could have been—an annoyance. With a talented elemental skill user, the conquest had been easy. So easy, in fact, that it hadn’t made sense for the commission to be S-grade.

But as soon as they stepped onto the seventh floor, his opinion changed.

‘We should have come here as a small group of elites.’

Whatever was in that room could easily take out a large crowd of talented Players. He couldn’t even catch a glimpse of what it was, but his instinct as a Heaven was warning him of the danger.

“How did we not sense it from the lower floors?” Milphage wondered. Back at the base camp, they had been able to sense a massive, vicious aura from the tower. But it had disappeared when they entered the tower, which was suspicious.

“...I believe it is because this is a magic tower. The mages probably put up powerful barriers between each floor, so they won’t distract each other with their experiments,” said Shin Sung-Hyun suggested.

“Makes sense.”

“Let’s focus on the enemy in front of us for now.”

“Right. It seems like it’s a nasty cannibal,”...