Neverness to Everness has its fair share of anomalous missions, but “Tower C” stands out. This mission is pure platforming with parkour elements, interspersed with a final boss fight. Its name is Proliferative C. It takes place in the Bridge Crossings area, right between the Green Rampart and Davidia Boulevard.
The start is on a raised platform by the road, not far from the Origen Cafe branch. Approach the hovering structure, and the tower comes to life: it begins to rise, and glowing steps materialize around it. You’ll need to assemble a route up from these steps.
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How to complete the platforming in Tower C without falling?
The first half of the mission is about climbing safely. Blocks (also known as platforms) appear on the sides of the structure. But the path isn’t always straight. Sometimes the next set of steps only appears once you reach a certain point. We tested this.
Route and secrets for climbing to the top
As you ascend, blue blocks begin to light up in the center—this is where beginners often get lost. If platforms don’t appear, don’t rush forward. Backtrack and explore the corners. You’ll almost certainly find an alternative handhold.
The main advice is to take your time. A hasty jump and you’ll plummet, then have to redo half the climb. It’s annoying, yes. But patience is more important than agility here.
Where to find Tower C and how to prepare for the fight?
Once you reach the top, you’ll find yourself in an arena. The Anomaly will rearrange the space for the fight. Proliferative C itself isn’t the most difficult enemy if you’re already accustomed to its mechanics. But be warned: dodging attacks on a narrow platform is awkward. Keep your distance and attack during vulnerable phases.
The commission is located in Bridge Crossings—it’s near Davidia Boulevard, almost on the road between Green Rampart and that coffee shop. So the landmark is simple: look for the floating tower with glowing blocks appearing around it. Good luck on your ascent.
Boss Fight Tactics: Proliferative C
The fight begins right at the top. The enemy is an aggressive anomaly, and it won’t spare you. The first phase is still manageable, but after about a third of its health has been lost, the enemy pulls a nasty trick: it splits into two copies. That’s when chaos ensues.
Staying too close to both forms is suicide. They attack simultaneously, and if you don’t dodge like crazy, the damage will explode in a second. Characters with powerful burst damage or crowd control make this hell manageable.
How to defeat two copies of the boss in the second phase?
Another effective strategy is to save your strongest Arcana for the split phase. Quickly destroy one of the copies, and the pressure drops sharply. After winning, the commission will complete automatically. Don’t forget to collect the loot.
Commission rewards and Tower C resource list
The list is nice. And not just for show.
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Hunter XP ×200 is a drop in the bucket at high ranks, but it’s worth it for beginners.
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Annulite ×30 is a key resource for leveling up.
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Fons ×10,000 is the local currency, always in short supply.
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Silver Carrot ×40 is useful for crafting.
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U-00NE ×20 is a rare material.
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Beetle Coins ×5,000 are a small change, but a nice touch.
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Anomaly Material Selection Box I ×4 – here you can decide for yourself what to upgrade.
Fons and Annulite deserve special attention. If you’re leveling characters or assembling builds for new builds, this commission is a real goldmine. Yes, you’ll have to sweat it out on platforming and in combat, but the payoff is worth it.
Is Tower C worth farming after completing it?
Returning to Tower C is definitely worth it—especially if your build is stuck grinding through the Anomaly Loop. This location has long since ceased to be a story checkpoint. In a short session, you’ll consistently score a solid loot: Hunter EXP ×200, Annulith ×30, Fons ×10,000, Silver Carrota ×40, U-00NE ×20, Beetle Coin ×5,000, and Anomaly Material Selection Box I ×4. The loot is fixed.
When it makes sense to farm this commission:
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Need a targeted boost. If you’re exclusively hunting for Fons, Annulith, and Anomaly Materials (and not just rushing into any endgame).
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The route is ingrained. You automatically jump on blue blocks, remember the timings of the side platforms, and don’t fall off at all.
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DPS allows it. The boss’s split phase (at about a third of its HP) is painless, and your group takes down targets without burning through healing reserves.
When is it better to skip activity:
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The platforming is downright stifling. Retracing half a vertical maze because of silly falls is a surefire way to completely ruin your momentum.
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The team gets bogged down in the boss. If a fight with a double target devolves into a drawn-out fight, the profit from speed farming goes down the drain.
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Higher-priority tasks are pending. Complete profitable dailies before wasting time here.
Tower C Farming Guide
The bottom line is simple. Tower C isn’t a must-do at any cost. It’s a well-thought-out resource run (exclusively for veterans of the local platforming scene) that allows you to methodically grind out currency and materials without any unnecessary stress.
Read more: All Currencies & Farming.
