Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1007 Identity Reversal

Kismet is very busy.

He knew the abyss was dangerous, and he knew that even as a fourth-tier wizard, it would be extremely difficult to come out alive.

But he followed Thor into the abyss without any hesitation.

He never imagined that in the abyss, he would not only have to struggle to save his own life, but also to save the life of the dazed Thor.

Although he was still happy with the trust Saul showed him, it was becoming increasingly difficult over time.

Thor was aware of Kismet's difficulties, but he would soon be able to observe and calculate the fluctuation characteristics of the anchor point.

Within this tranquil and peculiar force field, he was able to so clearly discern the fluctuation frequency rules of the anchor point through the movement patterns of his contaminated limb fragments.

As time went on, there were no longer just one monster in this space, the Cheetah Anchor Point.

As the two continued to venture deeper into the abyss, more and more spatial rifts appeared, and anchor monsters emerged from them.

At this moment, they were surrounded by a "cheetah," an "eagle," and three "humans," and it seemed that the sixth anchor point monster was about to appear.

Even if Kismet were incredibly powerful, he had never fought against so many powerful anchor monsters while needing to protect just one person.

In the end, he didn't even have time to use the harp and could only drag Saul around in a sorry state.

Because he had to exert force actively, many of Kismet's organs became strangely distorted and could not be repaired in time, leaving him looking like a completely mutated monster.

On the contrary, Thor, because he moved with Kismet's power, did not undergo any further changes.

Having once again evaded the attacks of five anchor point monsters, Kismet finally ran out of energy and had his heart ripped out by a sixth monster that suddenly appeared behind him.

He managed to dodge at the last moment; otherwise, the newly appeared anchor point monster would have been aiming at his spine.

That is, the flexible tube that evolved into Kismet's entire body.

However, although no vital organs were injured, Kismet's mental state was directly affected by the torso injury.

A powerful twisting force began to rotate his body from the inside out. His skin and muscles rotated inward, while his bones and internal organs rotated outward.

This twisted force reached Kismet's neck in almost a few breaths and continued to spread toward his brain.

Kismet was completely immobilized, only able to glare at Thor out of the corner of his eye, thinking, "My little brother, if you don't give me some response soon, I'll have to send you this far! And don't forget to put my soul into the diary!!!"

Just when Kismet thought he was most likely going to die again, Thor suddenly moved.

Not only did he move, but his body, which was so badly damaged that it was almost just a skull, also began to grow.

The skull moved first, turning 15 degrees, so that it was facing Kismet's profile now facing the new anchor monster that was attacking Kismet from behind.

There was only one hand there.

The arms are very long, with the upper arm and forearm combined measuring three meters in length, clearly not human arms.

The hand bones were also very large; Kismet's normal-sized heart looked like a small walnut in the monster's hand. With a gentle squeeze, it instantly shattered into powder.

Next, Thor's collarbone moved his acromion, preparing to raise his arm, and his long-lost humerus regrowed with this movement.

By the time Thor had fully completed the movement, the finger bones at the very end of his arm had grown out, and he grabbed the wrist of the person who was inserting the anchor into Kismet's back.

Thor twisted and pulled, detaching the arm anchor from Kismet's body.

Kismet's entire body convulsed, and he couldn't help but show the first expression of pain on his face. But the rolling over had stopped, and he was slowly rolling back over.

The arm that Saul had grabbed twisted its wrist, trying to grab Saul in return.

The monster's arm had very long knuckles that almost dug into Thor's skull, but Thor had already regrown another arm and easily broke off a piece of the finger bone from the anchor point.

Even more miraculously, once the finger bone was broken off, it immediately disappeared from the entire space.

Kismet, who had been watching Thor closely, immediately narrowed his eyes, but he forgot that one of his eyes was missing its eyelid, and his expression became very strange.

After Thor dismembered a section of the anchor point, the other anchor point monsters seemed to realize something was wrong. They ignored the exhausted Kismet and rushed towards Thor alone.

But Thor was not afraid at all. With just one arm, he deflected and blocked the monsters that were charging at him, and pushed them all aside.

"It's not convenient to use magic here, so I'll have to switch to physical attacks." Thor was secretly pleased, but his face was expressionless.

Several anchors seemed to realize they couldn't harm Thor, so they turned their attention to Kismet.

Then Thor removed the arm anchor points in two more places. Worst of all, those two removed pieces disappeared without a trace.

Upon seeing this, Kismet immediately led several anchor point monsters to Thor's side.

Thor had just been protected by Kismet for a long time, and now that he had made a new discovery, he naturally wouldn't let his injured underling continue to be stabbed.

He stopped dismembering the creature again, picked up the massive arm, and swept it forward, knocking back the five anchor monsters once more.

"That's about it."

Sol placed the fragments of the anchor point of different volumes into the space of the Symphony of Fate, placing them together with the original anchor point fragments inside.

These anchor fragments began to fuse after entering the space, and the fusion was completed when Thor defeated the anchor monster for the second time.

He glanced at it and saw that, in addition to the horn that had appeared on the original bird skeleton, there was now an extra hand behind its claws.

The anchor points for entering the space were indeed all aligned.

Moreover, these anchor points, just like the original ones, did not impose any burden on Thor. They simply remained quietly within the space.

Its honesty rivals that of a diary.

Seeing this, Thor finally became bolder. He stopped experimenting piece by piece and directly stuffed the nearly three-meter-long giant arm into the space.

When the entire arm anchor point disappeared, the monsters that were about to continue attacking Thor and his companion suddenly fell silent.

These monsters didn't seem to be completely insane. When they realized they couldn't affect Thor and would instead be captured by him, these anchors finally chose to flee.

But this time, it was Thor who took the initiative to capture them!

Thor moved rapidly through the space, his body constantly disintegrating with each movement. But this time, he didn't hold back his power of fate, relentlessly repairing his body and trying to increase his speed as much as possible.

After several missed attempts, Thor finally figured out a pattern to his movement within this chaotic force field.

That is, when moving, different parts of the body have to deal with the force field that appears in each part to determine the direction and magnitude of the force.

Just as a person controls four limbs to do different things at the same time, what Thor has to do is to divide them into more detailed categories.

Having mastered the knack of movement, Thor accelerated again and lunged towards the cheetah anchor point that had initially attacked them.

The anchor point monsters didn't expect Thor's speed to increase again. They were a moment slow, and the last cheetah anchor point was grabbed by Thor's hind leg.

Thor had just caught the cheetah when he immediately sent it into the space.

For a moment, the other anchor points trembled in fear.

The roles of hunter and prey have been reversed!

(End of this chapter)