"Carry me? Look, I may not look like it, but I'm at least 50 kilograms. It'd just slow us down."
"Your second reason, I understand. However, the first I disagree with."
"Why is that?" Xavier asked, raising an eyebrow.
"You'll soon find out."
"Fine, do what you want," Xavier said, waving his hand.
"Then, let's go."
Saying that, Samuel activated his invisibility. Xavier didn't ask why—he knew that if Samuel were identified, it would cause a huge problem.
He got on his airboard and activated its float option. The airboard hovered about 110 cm above the ground without moving an inch.
"Is the airboard's magnetic function on?" Samuel asked. The magnetic function allowed the airboard's surface to perfectly hold the rider's shoes in place.
"Yes."
"Good."
"Are you sure about what you're gonna do?"
"Yes."
"I just hope your plan works."
"Don't worry. According to my calculations, there is a 95% success rate."
"Which also means there's a 5% chance of failure."
