Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1020 The Greatest Black Tide Arrives

"If the fight against the Black Tide fails, will our world become a second chaotic wasteland?"

After leaving the Chaotic Realm, Thor also left Sky City and returned to the No Man's Land.

The transformation of Sky City is nearing completion. With the intervention of a powerful fifth-tier wizard, the massive floating island has been transformed from a sophisticated piece of machinery into a giant air-dropped bomb.

The bomb is temporarily kept in Flim's custody.

Flim was involved in Douglas's modification experiments throughout, and was easier to control than Thor.

As for Douglas, he said he would focus entirely on observing the process of the Abyss's destruction and would not intervene during it.

Sol and Gorsa had no objections.

Gorza ultimately did not participate in Douglas's experiment.

When Douglas transformed the Mechanical Heart into the Heart of Slaughter, he used the White Glass Castle to create a chaotic, enclosed space filled with light and darkness.

Unlike Douglas's murderous intent, which was driven by the laws of death, Gorza's creation of the light and dark space was more like a simple chaotic realm. It didn't yet touch upon the underlying, essential logic.

However, after seeing the results of Gorza's research done by himself, Douglas, who had always had some reservations about Gorza, surprisingly thought highly of him.

In his view, although Gorsa's achievement was far inferior to the Heart of Slaughter he had created, it was almost at the limit that a fourth-tier wizard could achieve.

Furthermore, his simultaneous application of knowledge from two fields demonstrates that he possesses a very solid foundation in both light and dark magic.

"If things continue like this, Gorsa might be able to grasp a sliver of the essence of chaos and thus advance to the fifth rank."

This was Douglas's assessment of Gorsa before he left.

Upon hearing this, Flim gave Gorsa a deep look.

The young wizard whom he had targeted many times before has grown up and is now far ahead of him.

However, Gorsa, whom Frim envied, didn't say anything. He always knew very clearly what he wanted to do. Even if he realized he had made a mistake or gone down the wrong path, he could just do it again.

Therefore, after completing the chaotic space of light and darkness that did not satisfy him, Gorza returned to the Stargate Council with all his insights and understanding to continue to oversee the cultivation of the red worms.

At this time, Thor had already informed Gorza and several other target partners of Symphony of Fate that the Black Tide outbreak was likely to occur in less than a month.

Everyone started to accelerate.

Meanwhile, Thor was making his final preparations in the no man's land.

During this time, Kismet stayed with Saul. Saul, in turn, allowed Kismet to know his every move.

He realized that Kismet had been nearby when he last visited Sky City, but had never shown himself.

The two now tacitly understand that Kismet is Douglas's guard sent to monitor Thor, and Thor allows Kismet to monitor him.

But Kismet couldn't see Thor's conversations on the Chroma Channel.

"If the fight against the Black Tide fails, will our world become a second chaotic wasteland?"

As time went by, Thor inevitably began to consider the consequences of failure.

In his precognitive dream, even Iskepar, who was least affected by the Black Tide, was pulled into the vortex by the Eye of the Abyss and swallowed up. Wouldn't that mean that the other continents have already disappeared from this world?

Thor didn't know what he was doing in his dream; he was just looking down at the earth from high above.

Perhaps he has already chosen to leave this world with no future, but that must be the last resort.

So Thor asked the question above in the Chroma Channel.

If the world swallowed by the abyss becomes a chaotic realm, then Thor, unable to survive outside, could consider entering this chaotic realm to temporarily escape danger.

Char: [I guess so? After all, Desdir survived. So, could we build a shelter in the center of the continent? If we ultimately can't avoid being swallowed by the Black Tide, perhaps some life forms can continue to survive inside the abyss.]

But not everyone thinks like Char.

Floco: [The existence of the Chaotic Realm is like undigested bones from a meal, but if the Abyss is resurrected by devouring worlds, its stomach will become increasingly powerful, enough to digest any bone.]

Gorsa: [The reasons for the formation of the chaotic domain are complex. It may not be replicable.]

Thor understood that with the continent swallowed by the abyss, most of the creatures on it would be destroyed.

Moreover, even the Chaotic Realm is not a place for ordinary people to live. Before Noah appeared, the native inhabitants of the Chaotic Realm lived a much worse life than they do now.

Once the wizarding world becomes a complete chaotic realm, its inherited civilization will be completely severed, which is no different from total destruction.

Thor lowered his head, pondering what the others had said.

Suddenly, a question that he hadn't paid much attention to before, or rather, had no answer to, welled up in his mind.

"Why is the Chaotic Domain able to continue surviving within the Abyss? If the Eye of the Abyss can revive by absorbing the fundamental laws of the world, then why doesn't it absorb a continent it has already devoured? Or is a single continent too small a sample, requiring the absorption of the entire world?"

Everyone else quieted down, because this was also a question they didn't understand.

"If the Chaotic Realm is simply the bones devoured by the Eye of the Abyss, then why didn't the Abyss completely absorb it?"

Char: [Perhaps the remaining part has no nutritional value?]

But a sixth-tier wizard is not an ordinary person. Does such a large chaotic area really have no value?

Thor felt that something was off.

Floco wasn't very concerned about what would happen after the continent was swallowed up, because no matter what, most of the creatures on the continent wouldn't survive.

On the contrary, the mermaids in the ocean are more likely to hide in the deep sea and escape the disaster.

Unless the Eye of the Abyss, after devouring other continents, spreads towards the Earth's core, then the entire world may cease to exist.

Froco's active participation in the land defense war was largely due to his desire to prevent the Eye of the Abyss from destroying the foundation of the world.

Floco: [Are you planning to create a refuge in the middle of the continent? But right now, Chaos Domain is trapped within a sixth-order Death Realm body. If the Eye of the Abyss is resurrected after devouring the continent, Chaos Domain might not be able to continue existing. We should focus more on preventing the Eye of the Abyss from resurrecting.]

Just as the group was discussing what preparations they could make next, Gorsa, who had been in the Stargate Council, spoke up.

Gorsa: [I think the countdown has begun. Monitoring shows that the Eye of the Abyss, which had just subsided, has erupted again. This time, the intensity and magnitude are much higher than previously observed. I think this must be what Thor was talking about... the final eruption.]

Thor immediately severed the connection and flew to the top floor of the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower.

Kismet, who had been lying on the rooftop sunbathing, immediately sat up. "Hey, you look so nervous, has something really big happened?"

Although he asked if something serious had happened, Kismet's expression was as if he were asking Thor if it was time to eat.

"The Black Tide has erupted. I think this is the last time." Thor withdrew his gaze from the distance and looked at Kismet. "Kismet, do you think we can stop the Eye of the Abyss from resurrecting this time?"

Kismet met Thor's gaze, a slow smile playing on his lips. "Yes, of course we can. This time, we'll definitely be able to solve the problem completely."

(End of this chapter)