Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1025 Sacrificing One's Life

"Younger brother, Master!"

Kismet also appears at the Wailing Wall.

Floco immediately looked warily at the man who still had a nonchalant smile on his face.

Ever since Saul asked Froco to observe all of Kismet's movements, he knew that Kismet was actually Douglas's man.

Aside from the fifth-tier wizard who sealed Froco with a deep-sea curse, Douglas is now the person Froco hates the most.

Therefore, Froco disliked Kismet very much.

However, Kismet didn't notice Froco; he was still able to laugh at this moment.

"You should know what happened to Iskepar, right?"

"Know."

"Then how come you can remain so calm here?"

Thor looked Kismet up and down. "The only one who could have done what happened to Iskeper was Douglas. If a fifth-tier wizard and a sixth-tier wizard team up, I don't think there's any point in struggling. Just accept your fate."

Kismet seemed amused by Thor. "Don't worry, Douglas's goal is still the sixth-order Annihilation. The reason he brought the Abyss to Iskeper is just to get the two sides to fight as soon as possible."

Thor's face hardened. "So he told you to call me over as soon as possible?"

After Iskepar's eye of the storm erupted, Thor unusually did not rush back immediately, but continued fighting on the Wailing Wall. Sure enough, Douglas, who was eager to see the show, sent someone to invite Thor first.

Kismet clapped his hands. "You're right."

Froco approached Thor and whispered to him, "Douglas isn't that kind. If he finds out that the wizards' side is getting stronger, he'll definitely suppress you again."

Only by striking the right balance can we ensure that Douglas will not take further action to suppress the wizarding world.

But how could we not go all out in the fight against the Eye of the Abyss?

Thor looked at Kismet, "Did you already know that the eye of the storm would erupt in Iskepar?"

Kismet spread his hands. "I know, I was very busy at the time, that's what I was busy with."

His nonchalant tone made you want to punch him.

However, he immediately added, "But I can't tell you."

Kismet looked at Floco, whose gaze had turned cold, and raised an eyebrow provocatively. "Lord Floco, if Wizard Douglas doesn't allow you to speak about him, do you think you would?"

Floco frowned in confusion, then suddenly seemed to remember something and pursed his lips, remaining silent.

Thor glanced at Flock, who had once encountered Douglas and been seriously injured, but only told Thor much later who had hurt him.

Was it also Douglas's fault that he never mentioned it?

But now is not the time to think about these things.

Thor understood Douglas's assertiveness. "So, are there other things you're hiding from me?"

"Of course!" Kismet readily admitted, but before Thor's face darkened, he continued, "However, I can promise you personally that as long as you go to Iskeper to fight the Abyss, I will do everything in my power to help you."

Saul asked earnestly, "If I go to Iskaper, will you do everything in your power to help me?"

At this moment, Kismet's frivolous smile vanished, his silver curls billowing in the sea breeze as he met Thor's gaze without flinching.

"Yes, I'll risk my life to help you!"

……

Iskapper.

A black sphere, one meter in diameter, floats on an abandoned flowerbed in an uninhabited manor.

The space around the sphere would occasionally distort, and the air would sometimes be scorching hot and sometimes icy cold.

The flower bed below was affected; sometimes the soil cracked, the tiles turned yellow, and the flowers fell to the ground and withered, and sometimes it became full of flowers again, and the flower bed looked brand new.

It felt as if two worlds were constantly switching between each other.

Just as the entire garden was distorted and changing due to the influence of the black sphere, the figure of a young woman suddenly burst in.

"There's an eye of the storm here too!" the witch said through gritted teeth, sending a message through the instrument in her hand and marking a map on it.

The witch's companions, seeing the black sphere, dared not enter and quickly urged the witch to leave.

"Mia, let's go! The council has issued a notice telling us to get away from the eye of the storm!"

"Wait a moment, I'll transmit the location here shortly. If you move now, the signal will be lost."

His companion, growing impatient, retreated several meters. "Who's as stupid as you now? Everyone knows what the eye of the storm is and is trying to avoid it. Who cares about the task at hand anymore!"

As the two were talking, the black sphere suddenly trembled violently.

"Crack!"

The flower bed below was completely split in the middle, as if an invisible axe had cleaved it in two.

Mia and her companions were so frightened that they dared not move or make a sound, fearing that the slightest change would trigger the eruption of the eye of the storm in front of them.

After a while, nothing seemed to happen.

Mia lowered her voice, restraining her magic, "According to the council's previous observations of the No Man's Land, there should be about half a month between the appearance of the eye of the storm and its full eruption. The eye has only appeared for less than a day now, it shouldn't be..."

But Mia had only spoken half a sentence when the black sphere, which had just trembled, suddenly began to leak water.

Moreover, it was water that was as black as ink.

The damp, salty smell of the ocean immediately filled the entire garden.

At first, the water bubbled up like dewdrops, but then it accumulated more and more.

"Kuroshio!"

Mia finally realized what had happened. She no longer cared about sending coordinate signals and turned to run outside. Because she was afraid that using magic would cause pollution, she could only rely on her long legs to run outside.

Those who were originally with Mia turned and ran away immediately upon hearing her voice, not daring to stop and wait for her.

With one foot out of the garden, Mia couldn't help but look back.

Her eyes suddenly widened, and blood trickled from the corners of her eyes.

The black tide that was originally bubbling out in drops has somehow condensed into a huge wave, ten meters high, with curved whitecaps at the front, like a claw reaching down.

It seems that the moment Mia recognized the Black Tide, it shed its disguise and became a nightmare capable of devouring all living beings.

"Whoosh—"

Black waves crashed onto the ground, instantly turning the garden's original stone bricks into muddy, soft material, as if it had become a swamp.

The Kuroshio surged onto the ground, but instead of seeping into the soil, it rose again and spread to even more distant places.

Just as the Kuroshio surged up again, Mia, who had just been swallowed by it, was flipped onto the surface by the waves.

But at this moment, she also became soft and muddy, like a little person just sculpted from mud.

"The Kuroshio... the Kuroshio has completely erupted..."

Mia's companion happened to turn around at that moment, saw Mia flipped onto the surface of the water, and then watched helplessly as she was swept back underwater.

He was so frightened that he forgot the council's instructions, fearing that if he ran too slowly he would become the next Mia, so he immediately used his flight spell and flew into the air.

He thought that as long as he flew high and fast enough, he would be able to escape the encroachment range of the Black Tide.

But just as he flew halfway up, he suddenly felt the previously obedient magic tremble, and the locator inside his body began to twist as if it had gone mad.

He wanted to run, but his body was completely out of his control.

The magic returned, entering his body and wreaking havoc; red blood burst through his skin and gushed out.

But before long, the red blood turned completely black.

"Splash!"

Another giant wave crashed down, and his companion disappeared as well.

The same thing happened in almost every place in Iskapper.

Even the two eye points in the Principality of Olga experienced black tides at the same time.

The operation to disperse the wizards and ordinary people had just begun, and most people had not yet left when two black tides erupted in the capital of Olga, instantly swallowing the lives of everyone in the nearby streets.

And it was at this moment that Gorsa opened his eyes.

"I see."

"What do you know?" Douglas suddenly appeared behind Gorsa.

Gorsa tried to get up, but was gently pressed down by the other person's hand.

Gorsa looked up at Douglas behind him and smiled, "I know that Camus's method of resurrecting the Eye of the Abyss is completely wrong! His method of devouring the continent cannot resurrect the Abyss. So it's not 'don't resurrect,' but rather 'don't resurrect in this way.' Therefore, we must stop Camus."

Gorza looked at Douglas, whose expression remained unchanged, and foolishly asked another question.

"You know, right? The Eye of the Abyss actually... never wanted to devour the continent, because..."

Douglas suddenly raised his hand and grabbed Gorsa by the throat, then continued, "Because the already extremely weak Eye of the Abyss simply cannot devour any continent!"

Gorsa's eyes widened suddenly, and the corners of his mouth curled up.

His guess was confirmed, which made him incredibly excited!

His understanding was correct!

The abyss is a corpse!

Gorza couldn't help but laugh out loud, even though his life was in Douglas's hands at that moment.

Looking at Gorsa like this, a hint of murderous intent flashed in Douglas's eyes.

However, he still released Gorza from his confinement.

"Stop grinning like an idiot. If you don't want Iskaper to become a dead zone, go do what you're supposed to do now."

Gorza vanished from the pink sofa in an instant and reappeared opposite Douglas the next second.

The two were so close that they could easily pierce each other's hearts with a simple gesture.

Gorsa raised his chin, as if the person standing before him wasn't a terrifying fifth-tier wizard. "On the day the risk appeared, the Black Tide erupted completely, transforming into the Abyss, and Iskeper would immediately be swallowed by it. You directly dragged the Eye of the Abyss to the Iskeper continent precisely to ensure that neither Iskeper nor the Eye of the Abyss could escape!"

"If you don't keep wasting time, Iskepar still has a chance to survive. Although there won't be many survivors, you and Thor won't die here."

Douglas's voice returned to calm.

Gorsa nodded. "Yes, the moment the Abyss appeared through the fully erupted eye of the storm, Iskeper was stuck in the Abyss's throat. The returning red worms became a crucial force pulling us back from the Abyss's eye. They acted like a thread, preventing Iskeper from immediately falling into the Abyss. This gave you more time to carefully observe a sixth-tier annihilation."

Douglas's tone was relaxed. "And Sky City, you've given me a good idea. I'll throw Sky City in before you die, to give you a chance to breathe."

He waved to Gorsa, "Now, it's time for you to go. The Black Tide has already begun. Sometimes I wonder why you and Thor aren't in a hurry? Even I, as an observer, know that time is of the essence. If we don't act now, you won't live to see the Red Worm return."

Unexpectedly, at that moment, Gorsa looked down and a device suddenly appeared in his palm.

A parchment map was pinned to the instrument with fine silver needles. At this moment, a dot on the map was flashing red.

The moment Douglas saw the location of the red light, his expression changed instantly. He immediately raised his hand, his palm disappearing from his wrist but appearing at the same time on Gorsa's neck, once again gripping the other's throat.

Gorsa tried to run, but found he wasn't as fast as Douglas.

Once your throat is gripped by the other person's hand, it's as if you're enveloped in death; the slightest movement will mean certain death!

Douglas's voice had lost its warmth due to the recent events.

"You actually found it. Good luck," he said in a low voice. "But neither you nor Thor can get there in time. Unless it's you, no one can stop the Black Tide from becoming the Eye of the Abyss."

Douglas prepared one hundred eyestorms in Iskepar. The powerful connections generated by these eyestorms were enough to pull the Eye of the Abyss, located on the opposite side of the planet, directly over.

However, only one eye of the storm can truly transform into the Eye of the Abyss.

But Douglas did not expect that the other party would find the eye of the storm that would evolve into the Eye of the Abyss in such a short time.

If they can seal the eye of the storm in time, it will be like ending the summoning, and the Eye of the Abyss, which was pulled halfway, will instantly return to its original position.

So Douglas restrained Gorza the instant he saw him find the designated eye of the storm, to prevent him from teleporting there and causing trouble.

He wasn't worried about Thor, since Kismet was with him.

If these two people don't go, then it's pointless for anyone else to go.

Because Douglas had a backup plan.

Under his tutelage, Ophelia, whose strength has increased once again, is now guarding the designated eye of the storm. She will deal with anyone who tries to seal the eye!

Once the Eye of the Abyss appears directly in the center of the continent, Douglas's preliminary work for his plan will be completely complete. The official observation period will then begin...

All that's missing is Thor.

"Don't move, just let things happen, or I'll really kill you!" Douglas threatened.

If Gorsar weren't also an important force in the wizarding world, Douglas would have eliminated this trouble long ago.

Others might be threatened by Douglas.

But Gorsa will not.

He suddenly turned his head ninety degrees, facing the distant sea, and exclaimed, "No way!"

As soon as she finished speaking, the pink bandages on Gorsa's body lost their support, went limp, and fell downwards.

But as soon as the bandages began to deform, countless black lines suddenly appeared on them, instantly dismembering them into hundreds or thousands of fragments.

But when the pink fragments drifted down to the ground, Gorsa inside had already disappeared.

"His spatial teleportation can bypass my death blockade?" Douglas slowly turned his head to look in the direction Gorsa had been staring at.

On the distant horizon, a dazzling golden light suddenly burst forth.

Like the rising sun.

The rising sun floated on the sea, radiating a light even hotter and brighter than the setting sun overhead.

Suddenly, in a dilapidated courtyard on the continent of Iskeper, the black tide that had spread beyond the courtyard seemed to have been caught by its tail by something, and abruptly contracted back.

If the Black Tide had eyes, when it lowered its head, it would have seen that Mia, the first person it had swallowed, suddenly had large patches of black shadows appear on her body.

The golden light emanating from afar shone on the black tide, penetrating it and entering the dark shadows within.

The black shadows appeared even darker under the golden light.

Where the two meet, the contrast between light and dark is exceptionally sharp.

At the boundary between light and darkness, a distortion of light and darkness suddenly appeared.

This distortion generated immense power, suddenly leaping up to the location of the danger in the sky, directly engulfing the unseen entity.

The next second, the golden "sun" on the sea went out, and at the same time, the black sphere in the dilapidated courtyard also disappeared.

Then, where the golden light disappeared, the sea suddenly caved in, the water swirled, and a huge whirlpool was about to form!

Douglas slowly walked to the window. "He actually used his understanding of space to shift the eye of the storm to the sea!"

"Douglas, I'm so sorry, I didn't expect Gorza to do that, I didn't have time to stop him." A thumb-sized Ophelia suddenly crawled out from Douglas's collar, explaining nervously, "He's using himself as a portal to shift the eye of the storm, he's completely reckless!"

Douglas remained expressionless, raised his hand, picked up the little figure on his shoulder, and crushed it.

"That's reckless. And such actions are completely pointless."

"Isn't it just about moving the Eye of the Abyss to the nearby ocean? I can just push the continent of Iskeper over there, can't I?"

(End of this chapter)