Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1019 No Way Out

Camus wavered.

But a moment later, he forcefully pushed this wavering thought out of his mind.

"There's no point in you telling me this."

He stiffened his neck, forcefully suppressing all the doubts in his heart.

"The abyss is about to open its eyes, and then I will personally tell you who is right and who is wrong."

Saul gave Camus a deep look. "I didn't expect to be able to stop you directly, but I hope that if you have even the slightest hesitation, you'll leave yourself a way out."

Camus stared straight at Thor, his gaze seemingly piercing through his body and reaching the distant starry sky.

There's no way out.

……

Thor's body reappeared in the Great Rift.

Camus couldn't stop him from coming and going. But Thor couldn't stay in the abyss for long either.

That place is, after all, a very special place, inside the body of the dead in the abyss, which will instinctively reject a being like Thor that cannot be corrupted or assimilated.

Just like when Thor and Kismet entered the Eye of the Abyss together, the anchor in the abyss would instinctively try to corrupt Thor first, but after finding that it had completely failed, it would immediately begin to try to repel him.

It seems that sending Thor and Kismet into the depths of the abyss would be very dangerous for them.

Upon returning to the Chaotic Realm, Thor became even more certain of his initial assumptions.

He looked up and saw that Keli and her two companions were wreaking havoc. However, most of the anchor monsters were being crushed; very few were actually killed.

"If the anchor point cannot be completely destroyed, the destroyed parts can only be preserved separately. Otherwise, they will start to automatically reassemble when put together, and after reaching a certain amount, they will regain power and become new monsters."

Thor thought to himself as he walked forward. But as he moved, gray tentacles began to grow from beneath his wizard's robes.

When these tentacles saw the anchor point on the ground, they pounced on it like hungry pythons, completely enveloping it.

The anchor point diligently spread pollution, but after being captured and entering Thor's Fateline space, it instantly became docile. Apart from the instinct to merge, it could no longer muster any thoughts of resistance.

Soon, the ground Thor had walked on became clean. The skeletal monsters, who had been fighting hand-to-hand, were now stunned and stood there, not knowing what to do next.

Keli and her companions, who were not far away, soon noticed that the anchor points on the ground were decreasing significantly. In their place were gray, semi-transparent tentacles as thick as pythons.

Soon the tentacles spread across the entire fissure, looking... even more terrifying than the anchor point monster.

Fortunately, the tentacles could distinguish friend from foe, only devouring the anchor points, and didn't touch the skeletal army or the few wizards.

Soon, Claire and her companions discovered that there were no more enemies in front of them.

The three people stood in the open space surrounded by densely packed tentacles.

Claire puffed out her cheeks, then sat down on the ground, propping her chin up without any regard for her image. "He single-handedly wiped out the enemy we'd been fighting for two months. Are fourth-tier wizards really that powerful?"

Brando looked down at Claire with a complicated expression. "Yes, fourth-tier wizards are no longer the same species as us on a life level."

Claire and Thor grew up together and there was no difference in their social status. Thor also didn't act like a high-ranking wizard when he was with Claire, which is why Claire often didn't realize what a fourth-ranking wizard truly meant.

However, Brando is different. Although he lives in the no man's land, he was forced to come to the no man's land on the continent of Statt because he offended the former chairman of the Stargate Council and was forced to leave the continent of Iskeper by a single look.

Only in the no-man's-land, where the major wizarding powers check and balance each other, would a lowly henchman be least affected.

But it was precisely because he had a brief encounter with a fourth-tier wizard that he understood the terrifying power of a fourth-tier wizard. That's why Brando's expression was so stiff when he saw Thor advance to the fourth tier.

In his view, beings who have reached the fourth rank were already considered gods in ancient times.

The number of tentacles on the ground began to decrease, and eventually disappeared completely. After the tentacles disappeared, the restless anchor fragments on the ground also vanished.

Thor's figure emerged from the depths of the valley crevice.

As they traveled, the skeletal monsters retreated without anyone controlling them, as if the neatly arrayed soldiers were making way for their king.

A fierce wind carrying yellow sand swept by, lifting Thor's black wizard robes and slamming his indescribable aura of power onto the faces of the group.

Even Claire couldn't help but stand up and look at Thor walking towards her.

She blinked, feeling that Thor had suddenly become so unfamiliar at that moment.

Thor moved slowly, having just absorbed all the anchor points from the Great Rift into his own space. At this moment, hundreds of anchor points were merging together within the space.

This put Saul under considerable psychological pressure.

But to his disappointment, the newly fused anchor monster never sent any more messages.

It was as if that previous sentence was the final cry of a consciousness.

Thor's expression remained somber as he approached the group.

How many skeletons remain in the army?

Keli immediately gave a number, "Although the number has decreased due to the battles recently, the remaining skeletal monsters are a level stronger than before. So I don't think this can be considered a bad thing."

"Can skeletal monsters that have been through battle still level up?" Thor chuckled, and as he smiled, the terrifying aura emanating from him finally subsided somewhat. "But let's continue creating new skeletal armies. Don't worry about the magic crystals; I brought a lot this time, and I'll send you some more in the future. However, barring any unforeseen circumstances, more anchor point monsters will appear soon. You should try your best to resist them while ensuring your own survival."

Claire pinched the end of her hair. "What happened? Weren't you going to take the army of skeletons out?"

"Unfortunately, for now I can only enter and exit this place by myself." Thor shook his head. "However, if I'm not mistaken, the Bone Army can also be of great use in the Chaotic Realm."

As long as it's useful to Thor.

Keli breathed a sigh of relief. Her biggest fear was that she would be busy for years but end up being unable to help at all.

"Just tell us what you need us to do."

"Let's try to keep the anchor points that are entering this area occupied as much as possible. I just received some bad news. The Abyss has probably entered its final explosive phase, with less than a month left until the final moment, and its progress is unstoppable."

The three wizards opposite were all taken aback.

Everyone knows that the Kuroshio pollution will inevitably affect the whole world, and the eruption of the abyss is only a matter of time.

But this time used to be measured in centuries, but now Saul is telling them that there is less than a month left.

Can they really survive this Kuroshio apocalypse?

Even if they manage to survive, how many wizards will be left in the wizarding world in the future?

Will it become the next chaotic region?

(End of this chapter)