Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1022 Hundreds of Eyes of the Storm

Byron and the half-elf controlling the Queen of Insects, with the help of the wizard, crossed the first wave of the aftermath of the Black Tide at the crossroads of the Black Tide's decline and continued their journey toward the Abyss.

"How much longer until we reach the inner circle?" Byron asked.

The inner circle is the closest distance that a third-tier wizard can reach to the Eye of the Abyss.

"I'm afraid it will take another two days of travel," replied Krutz, one of the accompanying third-tier wizards.

Byron frowned anxiously. "The Black Tide is spreading too fast this time. We were supposed to reach the inner circle before it invaded the two continents. Now, I'm afraid quite a few anchor point monsters will escape."

Upon hearing the name of the Anchor Monster, even the battle-hardened Krutz couldn't help but swallow hard.

The anchor point wreckage is something that only fourth-tier wizards dare to touch, but this time they are going to besiege the anchor point monsters. How could he not be nervous?

Even though he was nervous, he had to go. Having already been abandoned once by the former Stargate Speaker, Krutz didn't want to be abandoned by Gorza again.

Before setting off, Gorsar had already informed everyone that this operation was likely to result in total annihilation, but he had left behind fragments of everyone's soul. As long as the world is not destroyed, and he or Thor are still alive, they will do their utmost to resurrect every wizard who died in the Black Tide War.

However, if someone fails to complete their task diligently, they will be completely exiled by the Stargate Council.

Gorza didn't say what the consequences of exile would be, but everyone knew his temper; Gorza would never let any traitor get away with it!

Krutz tried to reassure the anxious Byron, "No one expected the Black Tide to erupt so quickly. It's definitely no longer spreading solely through seawater, so we can't keep up. But I believe the Wailing Wall and the Tribunal can hold out. They've used all their stored resources for this battle."

Byron already knew all of this, as Krutz had said.

But what worries him is that if too many anchor point monsters run to the front lines of the Black Tide War, Thor might have to run back and forth, not only wasting his magic and energy, but he might also get surrounded by the anchor point monsters.

In the middle of the huge floating vessel, a red worm, already the size of a small mountain, poked out its long head, with one of its tentacles reaching up to Byron's head.

"Don't worry about Thor, we just need to do our own jobs."

Byron took a deep breath.

His appearance was constantly changing, signifying Byron's tension and anxiety at that moment.

But a few seconds later, he transformed back into the ordinary-looking middle-aged man, finally managing to suppress his chaotic thoughts.

"You're right. All I can do now is to complete our mission properly."

Krutz, who was standing nearby, heard Byron and the Queen's conversation and felt bitter inside, but dared not show it.

"Complete our mission? But can we really complete it?"

……

After receiving Froco's report that the anchor point had appeared at the Wailing Wall, Thor immediately teleported to the vicinity of the ultra-long-distance teleportation array and then rushed directly to the Wailing Wall.

Maria appeared to be calmly directing the other wizard towers in battle, but in reality, she was so nervous that she was almost trembling.

The anchor monsters hid in the middle of the black tide, only emerging when they entered the Wizard Tower's area.

It immediately created a hole in the Fifth Wizard Tower upon its appearance.

The apprentice hiding inside the wizard tower was twisted into a monstrous shape, while the third-tier wizard fighting the rotting monster outside tried to escape but failed. He didn't even last a minute before being turned into a twisted monster like the apprentice by the anchor monster's attack.

Fortunately, Flo was able to lure the opponent away before attacking the next wizard tower from the anchor point; otherwise, the Wall of Sighs would have lost more than just one wizard tower.

There are no other fourth-tier wizards left to slumber here to guard the Wall of Sighs.

As Maria anxiously awaited news from Froco, Thor suddenly appeared beside her.

Maria was taken aback. "You got here so quickly?"

"This is a slow path," Thor said, gazing into the distance. "How many anchor point monsters have appeared so far?"

"Only one? What, are there going to be many more anchor point monsters?"

"Statistically speaking, no, but as you know, probability loves to cause trouble at crucial moments."

Thor jumped up lightly. "I saw it."

Then his figure disappeared again.

About five minutes later, Maria, who was waiting on the high wall, finally received the message.

The anchor monster has disappeared!

The messenger wizard didn't know how the anchor monster disappeared. It seemed that Thor had controlled the monster shortly after appearing, and then, the once invincible anchor monster vanished.

Pollution from the outside world has also completely stopped.

Maria was incredulous, yet also somewhat excited.

If Thor were here, the Wailing Wall would definitely be able to get through the Black Tide smoothly this time.

But she also knew that if anchor point monsters appeared in the Red Sea, Thor would definitely have to rush there as soon as possible.

Considering this, she would rather all the anchor monsters appeared on her side.

Just as Maria was thinking this, a lightning-shaped crack suddenly appeared in the sky less than 500 meters above the Wailing Wall.

The electric light moved up and down in the crack, and then the crack slowly opened like the eyes of a person just awakening.

But what was revealed through the crack was not an eye, but a hand.

Almost the instant that hand appeared, Maria and the other wizards guarding the Wall of Sighs all felt a moment of dizziness.

Maria instantly realized what they had encountered and immediately wanted to strangle herself for what she had just done.

The second anchor point monster!

More of the arm extends out from the high-altitude crevice, with many bone spurs on the back of the hand. It's hard to imagine what this arm used to look like with muscles and skin.

The moment Maria recovered from her dizziness, she flew to the vicinity of the rift.

Within a hundred meters of the monster at the anchor point, Maria's body was instantly pierced by dozens of bone spikes.

Large amounts of blood were spilled on the sea surface, and the seawater began to smoke as if it had been corroded.

Maria quickly cast a protective spell, wrapping herself up completely from head to toe.

Although the defensive magic wasn't very effective against the powerful contamination of the anchor point, it at least allowed Maria to move on her own.

"Lure the monster away first." With that thought, she continued to approach the anchor point with difficulty, trying to use the method that the wizard Murphy had once used to directly push the anchor point monster into the deep sea.

But just as she was about to continue approaching the anchor point, she suddenly felt something wrap around her shoulder.

Before she could even realize what it was, she suddenly spun around and flew backward.

Strangely, as she flipped and tumbled in the air, her mind became clearer and her spirit gradually stabilized.

Finally, she effortlessly used her flight technique and landed steadily on the Wall of Sighs.

Looking up again, she saw that a man in a black robe was standing where she had been standing.

"Wizard Thor!" Maria tried to maintain a serious expression, but the corners of her mouth couldn't help but curl up.

Thor used one tentacle to pull the corrupted Maria away, while he used the other tentacle to entangle with the anchor point in front of him.

"This is the first time I've ever seen an anchor point like this."

The other party was so huge, and its shape was unlike any other species in the wizarding world.

"And whose perceptions made you this way?"

Thor's single tentacle was no longer enough to subdue his opponent. He simply lunged forward, grabbing a bone spike in each hand, intending to pull his opponent out of the spatial rift to complete the encirclement.

However, the enormous skeleton seemed to be stuck behind a spatial rift, completely unable to move.

"Since we can't get out, let's go back." Thor didn't covet this anchor point; his priority was solving the problem, and he prepared to push the anchor point into the spatial rift.

However, the huge skeletal arm suddenly grabbed Thor's body, like a giant cage, trapping Thor inside.

Thor suddenly looked up, but did not immediately struggle.

He suddenly felt someone calling him from the iridescent channel.

Thor continued to fight against the power of the skeletal arm, relying on his body's instincts, but his consciousness had already entered the iridescent world.

Gorsa's anxious voice immediately came from the other end of the fate line.

[Thor, Iskapper... Hundreds of eye storms have appeared!]

(End of this chapter)