Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1008 Another Abyssal Consciousness

Thor quickly stored both complete anchor monsters into his spatial dimension.

He didn't feel much pressure until this point, which made him feel excited.

After transforming his true form into the Fateline, this level of corruption had no effect on Thor's soul. The Fateline's immense stability instantly transformed Thor from prey into hunter.

However, the hunt had only just begun when the feeling of falling in the space suddenly stopped.

Solton immediately sensed something was wrong, as if hundreds of eyes were watching him.

The four anchor point monsters, who were just about to escape, seemed to have found a backer. They slowly turned around, baring their teeth, as if they were about to charge at them again at any moment.

Thor looked down and was surprised to find a dense network of spatial rifts beneath his feet, and behind each rift, it seemed as if a gaze was watching him.

These gazes made Saul feel numb all over.

If there are only a few anchor points, Thor can actively capture them. But if there are hundreds of anchor points, even if Thor can withstand the corruption, he will be torn to pieces by these powerful monsters!

Without further hesitation, Thor immediately returned, grabbed Kismet's recovering body, and flew upwards.

Because he was escaping so fast, Thor sometimes couldn't keep up with the spatial force field, and his bones were falling apart piece by piece, but the Fate Line always managed to replenish his energy in time.

The entire tranquil space remained outwardly unchanged, but Thor still managed to find the entrance he and Kismet had entered through his mental powers.

Then he plunged in headfirst.

In his final moments before leaving, Thor looked down.

The dense cracks were still not far from his feet, as if Thor's frantic run hadn't covered more than a few meters.

But in reality, Thor had already flown very, very far.

Thor isn't worried about the anchor monsters behind the rift. If they wanted to come out, they should have done so the moment Thor saw the rift.

The fact that many of the newly appeared anchor points are still hiding behind the rifts suggests that anchor point monsters cannot freely appear in this area.

However, when Thor glanced down, what truly caught his attention wasn't the numerous anchor points. Rather, it was what he seemed to see through the crack—a continent filled with parched earth and ring-shaped mountain ranges.

It's very similar to the world Thor saw when he entered the Abyss through the Chaos Realm.

From Thor's perspective, everything he sees is an aerial view.

From this perspective, Thor's view was not comprehensive, but it was precisely from this perspective that he realized that he had been distracted by Camus and had not noticed that the abyss in front of him truly did not feel alive at all!

It was lifeless, like a corpse!

Thor stopped looking at his feet and resolutely led Kismet away from the Eye of the Abyss before the other four anchor point monsters arrived.

Upon re-entering the Black Tide's territory, the pervasive pollution enveloped Thor and Kismet once again, but a change appeared on Thor's body.

A thin, curved, transparent epidermis appeared on his body, like skin, but it directly covered him and Kismet, whom he was holding.

Having recovered, Kismet raised his hand and curiously touched the transparent skin that covered him, only to discover that the thin skin was emitting a fluctuation very similar to that of the anchor point.

He watched as Thor focused intently on breaking through the black seawater, leading the two of them towards the surface. Although curious, he suppressed his curiosity and did not interfere with Thor's actions.

Unlike the chaos of their arrival, Thor, having mastered the special fluctuations of the anchor point, was able to conceal himself and Kismet under the disguised skin, making the Black Tide believe that they were just another new anchor point monster.

The black seawater no longer hinders Thor's movement; instead, it pushes Thor forward from different directions.

This saved him a lot of effort, allowing him to focus solely on maintaining the disguise.

About five hours later, Thor grabbed Kismet and burst out of the sea, soaring into the sky.

Once they reached the clouds, Thor immediately tossed Kismet onto another cloud.

Kismet was in a good mood. He poked his head out from the cloud and said with a grin, "When you suddenly took me away just now, I thought your operation had failed, but judging from your current state, it seems you actually succeeded, right?"

"It's half success and half failure," Thor said, not having time to explain to Kismet.

As he struggled to break free from the pull of the black tide vortex, the three anchor points he had absorbed into his own space had completely merged into one.

Moreover, it seemed that the three anchor points of the fusion had reached a certain mass, and Thor discovered that their fusion body had begun to emit completely different fluctuations than before.

This fluctuation does not yet have a strong polluting effect; it is more like an information wave.

After discarding Kismet, Thor attempted to analyze this new information wave.

Seeing Thor standing intently in the air, his eyes vacant, Kismet knew that Thor had made other important discoveries. So he emerged from the clouds, shook off the dust, and flew down to sit near Thor.

He released a giant net around Thor with his mental energy, enveloping the two of them, and began to protect Thor as before.

Thor didn't notice Kismet's movements; his expression changed several times as he made a new discovery.

"How strange, this information fluctuation seems to have the ability to correct itself automatically."

Thor couldn't immediately decipher the message contained within the harmless fluctuations. It was like another language.

But Thor must interpret it now, immediately.

Because after leaving the abyss, the amplitude of this information fluctuation has become smaller and smaller, as if it has lost the support of its source of power and is about to disappear.

But as Thor focused on his interpretation, he discovered that this information fluctuation was also adapting to Thor's interpretation, as if it were also understanding Thor's linguistic cognitive system.

Finally, when the information was extremely weak, Thor was able to understand the message being conveyed by the information wave.

"Don't... erupt, stop... Camus..."

Thor was taken aback. Was this message meant for him?

At this moment, as if fulfilling a dying wish, the information fluctuations of the fusion anchor monster completely disappeared.

They resumed the chaotic and highly contagious fluctuations in pollution that they had previously exhibited.

Thor snapped out of his reverie and saw Kismet sitting beside him. "Kismet, you know the Eye of the Abyss is the sixth tier of Death, right?"

Kismet, who was keeping a watchful eye on his surroundings, turned around upon hearing this and said, "I know."

"Do you think a sixth-order being in the Death Realm can still possess clear consciousness?"

Kismet shrugged, a half-smile on his face, and said, "Since it's a corpse that wants to be resurrected, isn't it normal for it to have a certain level of consciousness? Only complete annihilation can reduce everything to dust."

Thor listened and gave a self-deprecating laugh. "You're right. I made a foolish mistake."

Kismet leaned in again, raising his eyebrows. "You've discovered the consciousness of the Abyss?"

"I wonder if it was the consciousness of the Abyss. But if it was the consciousness of the Abyss just now, then what is Camus?"

Being able to control the anchor monsters within the entire abyss is not something that subordinates or Servants can do, right?

Kismet couldn't answer that question. He rolled his eyes, a fawning and instigating smile on his face. "What did the consciousness of the abyss say?"

Thor glanced at Kismet.

I won't tell you.

Kismet: "..."

(End of this chapter)