Chapter 56: The Invisible (Part 3)
Neid was left in shock at the absurd result.
The device, which had only been able to maintain photon output at a mere 17 percent for just 10 minutes, was now screaming as if it might explode.
"Okay! Iruki, go ahead!"
Iruki, who had been staring blankly, quickly pressed a button on the remote control.
The light shot up through the optical fiber, spreading out into hundreds of strands that covered the entire school like a giant spider web.
Ding. Ding. Ding.
The midnight bells rang.
Maria, who had been studying in her dormitory, stretched when she heard the bells.
"It’s already midnight. Time really flies."
Then, she remembered the presentation she had earlier in the day, freezing mid-stretch.
Soul Frequency. Midnight.