Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1004 Accompany Me on My Next Trip to the Abyss

Kismet didn't know that the "person" Saul was referring to was the person he had seen in the "past," sitting on a mountain of corpses. He thought Saul was referring to the diary's former owner.

He told Saul, "Douglas has always been accustomed to observing to gain true knowledge. In order to go further in the field of death, he observed the deaths of many, many people. So this time, when he suddenly returned to observe the deaths of people in the world, his gains must be much greater than before."

Douglas was not a nature-loving person; his desire to observe the deaths of many people would inevitably lead to a great deal of killing.

"I came here to help you so that you can develop as quickly as possible. If the wizarding world is swallowed by the abyss without any resistance, it will be of no interest to Douglas."

"The Wizarding World is currently at a disadvantage in the face of the Eye of the Abyss, so your goals are currently aligned with his."

at present……

That means if the Wizarding World becomes too powerful, Douglas might turn around and help the Abyss.

Although it doesn't seem likely given the current situation.

Thor had a sudden realization. "Wait, if Douglas really wanted to use a balancing act, he would definitely be observing both sides simultaneously. Could the sudden closure of the rift in the Chaotic Realm be related to him?"

Could it be that Douglas has already made contact with Camus?

Saul looked up at Kismet. "I'll give your suggestion a good consideration. If you're truly interested in helping, I still have a lot to ask of you."

Thor planned to deduce the situation on the other side of the abyss and then send Kismet away first.

Kismet stood up and said one more thing before leaving.

"I genuinely want to help you. It's not just about helping you, it's also about helping myself. So I will spare no effort, no matter what you want to do or who you want to fight against."

When Thor looked up upon hearing this, Kismet had already left the laboratory.

Through the feedback from the remnant spirits in the Wizard's Tower, Thor knew that Kismet had gone to the top of the Wizard's Tower to look up at the sky again.

When he was recuperating at Thor's place, he would lie on the roof whenever he had nothing to do, and when asked, he would just look at the stars, day or night.

It seems that his original intention has not changed. Even with the arrival of the diary's former owner, Kismet's wish remains to travel to the stars.

However, he still seems to be bound by something, preventing him from becoming Thor's fifth target.

Is it possible for a fourth-tier wizard, who has no control over his own destiny, to advance to the fifth tier and travel to the starry sky?

Is Kismet's current statement about "doing everything for himself" and "sparing no effort" related to his abnormal behavior?

Saul felt there was something he didn't know. And his intuition told him that this matter was important.

Thor looked down and a dark red hardcover book appeared in his palm.

"Since I cannot enter the Abyss from the Chaotic Realm, why not follow the old path of Instructor Gorza and head towards the Abyss?"

This time, the diary still did not warn of death.

"Last time I tried to enter the Abyss from the Chaotic Realm, the diary didn't give any warning. At the time, I thought the rift was sealed, preventing me from entering the Abyss, so I didn't think there was any danger. But if the same thing happens when entering from the outside..."

Thor decides to make another trip to the Abyss.

……

Three months later, Thor returned from the chaotic realm.

At this point, the number of skeletons increased again.

Since the skeleton monsters mostly originated from the Great Rift, Klee instructed Noah, Thor's young apprentice, to lead all the able-bodied men of the tribe down into the rift to collect bone fragments.

Although the wizards were more efficient at gathering, they had more important work to do. Fortunately, the Blackwater tribe had already absorbed nearly half of the population of the Chaotic Realm, which could provide Klee with a large labor force.

Quantity compensated for quality.

After Thor handed over the improved Soul-Stabilizing Spell Circle to Claire, there was no job in the Chaotic Realm that required his help.

Meanwhile, both the Wall of Sighs and the Tribunal are systematically setting up new defensive arrays on the edge of the continent, in areas susceptible to the Black Tide's erosion.

Good news also came from the Red Worms on Gelsar's side: with Byron's efforts and Douglas's guidance, the half-elf finally gained complete control of the Red Worm Queen and controlled her body to lay eggs rapidly.

But unlike the original Alek, Gorsa had no intention of using the wizard's life to cultivate the red worm.

After all, Alec only planned to leave with a few dozen third-tier wizards, while Gorsa was going to lead several thousand wizards to the Eye of the Abyss.

Douglas seemed to agree with Gorza's ideas, despite their past conflicts. However, as a powerful figure, Douglas was still "generous" enough to offer the Stargate Council some useful information.

After confirming that the various factions in the wizarding world were making war preparations in an orderly manner according to plan, Thor finally freed up some time to head to the Abyss!

This time, he also brought Kismet along when he went down into the abyss.

In any case, Kismet is the only free-spirited fourth-tier wizard he knows of so far. Moreover, if Kismet is one of Douglas's men, and the sealing of the Eye of the Abyss is also related to Douglas, then Kismet might know some inside information that could benefit their adventure.

"Kismet, come with me to the Abyss." Thor leaned against the laboratory window and looked up, saying the words in a tone that sounded like "come with me to buy groceries."

Kismet was genuinely surprised when he heard that Thor was going to the Eye of the Abyss and would be taking him along.

But he agreed almost without hesitation.

"Of course, no problem." Kismet jumped down from the top of the tower, stuffed the harp behind his back as if into a storage space, and when he pulled his arm back, his palm was empty.

"Last time, when Instructor Gorsa went to the Abyss, he almost didn't make it back. You still need to be prepared."

Kismet laughed. "Little brother, are you worried about me? If we really encounter danger, could I hide inside your diary too?"

"If you die, I will try my best to reclaim your soul. So hold on and don't let your soul become alienated."

"Although I am a fourth-tier wizard, as you know, I have Douglas behind me. At worst, I can ask him for some resources. After all, on the surface, I am also working for him."

Kismet shrugged, showing no concern whatsoever.

But Kismet said he was going to ask Douglas for funding, but in reality, he never contacted Douglas until he set off with Saul.

The two headed north to the Wall of Sighs, chartering an airship to save time. After resting for a day in the far north city, they bid farewell to Maria, the current leader of the Wall of Sighs, and entered the Storm Sea.

It wasn't the day the Kuroshio Current was approaching, so there were constant storms at sea. To conserve their magic power, the two of them hid inside the belly of a large fish to move forward.

With their exceptionally strong spiritual senses, they can accurately navigate towards the Eye of the Abyss without needing to observe the outside world.

There was some jolting inside the fish's belly, but it didn't affect the two fourth-tier wizards much.

Kismet sat on the hollowed-out, soft belly of the large fish, occasionally tearing off a piece of fish meat and putting it into his mouth.

"Thor, what is your purpose in descending into the abyss this time?"

Thor was meditating with his eyes closed when he heard Kismet's words. He opened his eyes, glanced at the other person, and then closed them again.

"You've come all this way, and now you're asking me why? Isn't it a bit late?"

Kismet slumped down, lying on his side with his arm as a pillow. "Don't worry, I won't run away. I just want to determine my course of action based on your objectives."

Thor answered with his eyes closed, "Try to see someone first. If you can't, bring back some anchor monsters."

(End of this chapter)