Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1006 Abnormal Force Field

The flexible tube that had burrowed into the abyss twisted and suddenly pulled out many slender silver feathers. Several feathers came together and pulled out an arm.

Then came another one, followed by the head and limbs.

In the blink of an eye, the hose transformed into a completely new Kismet. Even the clothes were still on.

He looked at Thor, who was still just a broken skeleton, smiled slightly, and tried to move closer to him.

But as soon as he moved, he realized that his lower body and upper body were not moving in sync. His upper body wanted to move closer to Thor, but his lower body turned halfway around, trying to move in the opposite direction.

Kismet paused for a moment, then somehow managed to twist his lower body back into sync, finally moving closer to Thor.

When Kismet got within a meter of Thor, he opened his mouth as if to say something, but his mouth was completely empty, without any organs or tissues, so naturally no sound came out.

Kismet stopped again, covering his mouth as if finally realizing how strange the place was.

Having observed the problems Kismet had, Thor wasn't in a hurry to recover, and continued to focus his consciousness primarily on the Fate Thread.

Kismet followed Thor's example and stopped moving around, slowly descending into the calm space.

This seemingly peaceful space is actually more dangerous than the polluted Kuroshio outside.

The force field here is bizarre, with forces completely different from those in the normal world appearing from time to time. If Kismet weren't a fourth-tier wizard, other wizards would probably find everything calm upon entering, and their bodies would disintegrate if they moved even slightly.

Without the timely healing abilities of a fourth-tier wizard, anyone else entering would basically die instantly.

However, without the composure of a fourth-tier wizard, the others wouldn't even be able to withstand the black tide outside.

Kismet and Thor remain stationary, but since the entire space is flowing downwards, they are also slowly moving downwards.

However, there were no reference points around him, only pitch blackness, making it impossible to discern the distance he had traveled. Thor was now unable to confirm whether his perception was accurate.

But he instinctively felt he was getting closer to the Eye of the Abyss, so he didn't struggle and waited calmly.

Kismet has learned his lesson twice and now obediently follows Thor.

"Mentor Gorsa didn't give me any hints. He said any hints could become misleading once we enter the abyss. I have to rely on my own judgment." Thor carefully observed his surroundings, trying to find some unique opportunity here.

Just as time seemed to drag on due to the stagnant environment, a grayish-white figure suddenly appeared behind Thor and Kismet's field of vision.

It's an anchor point!

Moreover, it is an anchor point monster that resembles a cheetah skeleton.

With a push of its feet, and using some unknown reaction force, it suddenly charged towards Thor and Kismet.

Its claws were clenched, as if it wanted to tear the two people apart.

As the anchor point drew closer, the fluctuations emanating from his body grew stronger, and Thor's black bones and Kismet's limbs began to twist like braids.

"The polluting capacity of the anchor point here far exceeds that of the outside world. It doesn't need to be very close to begin assimilation and resonance."

Thor and Kismet had no choice but to move.

They didn't discuss it beforehand, but they bounced in opposite directions with perfect understanding.

However, moving in such a distorted environment came at a considerable cost to them.

Kismet's two feet were twisted off by the extremely strong pulling force generated by his sudden change of direction.

Thor was also forced to leave with half of his sternum intact.

The next second, the charging cheetah anchor collided with the remaining parts of the two men's bodies.

The two severed limbs spun and split apart in an instant, the fragments constantly scattering, only to be reassembled by the strange force field here, and then split apart again.

After several splits and recombinations, the remains of the two began to form a peculiar shape, like a corner of a snowflake or coral on the seabed, gradually accumulating into an irregular shape.

Thor's attention was almost entirely focused on his twisted, mangled limbs, with only a slight focus on the movements of the cheetah anchor point.

After observing for a period of time, he could no longer pay attention to the cheetah and simply let his body drift freely.

Because Saul discovered that the limbs assimilated by the cheetah anchors gradually revealed a pattern in their constant splitting and recombination.

"Is this pattern the fluctuation frequency of the anchor monsters?"

Since Klee can temporarily disguise herself as part of the Kuroshio Current by mimicking the frequency of the Kuroshio Current pollution, thus avoiding Kuroshio Current pollution.

Could Thor also find the same pattern in the anchor points?

First, Thor ruled out the possibility that the anchor point monsters and the Black Tide pollution were in sync during his initial observations.

Although they are similar in appearance, the frequency of anchor point monsters is obviously more complex.

Thor could already imagine that if the frequency of the anchor point's fluctuations were drawn on a piece of white paper and then continuously magnified, the seemingly smooth curve would become an irregular zigzag line.

However, this kind of discounting must have its underlying rules, otherwise the powdered remains of Thor and Kismet would not have the same external form.

Just as Thor was engrossed in the patterns of the fluctuations, he suddenly felt a force push him, and then he realized that Kismet had taken out his harp at some point and was plucking the strings with his fingers, which were broken into several pieces.

Although no sound came out of the strings, a ripple was created in the space, which pushed Thor away from his original position.

As soon as Thor moved, the figure of Cheetah Anchor Point darted past him.

It seems Thor was so engrossed in watching that he didn't notice the cheetah's attack at the anchor point.

It was Kismet who helped him dodge the attack.

The price the other party paid was that both of their hands and arms were twisted to varying degrees.

Judging from the degree of distortion, Kismet has grasped some of the patterns of the anomalous force field here.

His several somewhat reckless moves, while causing him considerable injury, also gave him a better understanding of the area's patterns.

In short, his broken arms and legs were not lost in vain.

Kismet was clearly aware of this as well, and being able to grasp the laws governing the inner workings of the Eye of the Abyss was something to be proud of.

Unable to speak, he winked at Thor. Although half of his eyelid was still detached when he opened his eyes again, it couldn't hide his good mood.

Thor was in a good mood. He nodded almost imperceptibly to Kismet, then completely stopped paying attention to the movements at the Cheetah Anchor Point and focused on observing the pollution fluctuations at the Cheetah Anchor Point and the movement patterns of the two detached bodies shattering into powder.

Kismet saw the cheetah pounce on the motionless Thor again, but the latter showed no intention of dodging, and the smile on his face vanished instantly.

"Are they treating me like a laborer from the start?"

Although he understood Thor's meaning and his intentions, Kismet still felt like he was being used.

Strangely, even though he knew Thor was using his abilities, he didn't feel a bit aggrieved.

On the contrary, I felt quite happy...

He was just as happy as he was when he learned that Thor had invited him to go into the abyss alone.

(End of this chapter)