Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1029 Original Intention

Thor is currently immobilized and unable to help Camus, nor is it possible for him to help Camus.

Without responding to the other party's distress call, Thor looked away, wanting to see the red object he had seen earlier.

In this second perspective, he finally discovered that the red objects at the edge were red worms that had rushed back in time.

The red worms, driven by half-elves and wizards, are fighting against the anchor monsters that are constantly eroding the continent of Iskeper.

The deactivated red worms naturally lack the ability to actively kill enemies, but they can rely on devouring to bind themselves to the anchor monster, thereby preventing the anchor monster's movement. In the constant pulling and friction, they perish together with the devoured anchor monster.

Other wizards of the third rank and below could not get too close to the Eye of the Abyss. They could only assist in controlling the red worms from a distance or use long-range spells to weaken the anchor monsters.

Even so, many wizards still died from the attacks of anchor point monsters. Some low-level wizards were only slightly affected by the anchor point's corruption before being transformed into new monsters, which even began attacking their allies.

For a moment, red, blue, and black magical lights flashed and faded, colorful yet fleeting.

Life fades away little by little amidst such splendor.

Just like the future of the wizarding world, there is always a glimmer of hope, which quickly turns into despair.

In the first vision that Thor had taken over by Douglas, the power of wizards below the fourth rank was too weak for him to see at all.

Only fourth-tier wizards and red worms can appear as blurry figures in the first field of vision.

Meanwhile, Thor noticed that fourth-tier wizards had also appeared in the other two directions of the Eye of the Abyss.

After discovering that the black tide had receded, several third-tier wizards, including Floco and Maria, who had been guarding the Wall of Sighs, rushed over. They already knew that a major change had occurred on Iskeper's side, one that could even affect the future of the entire world.

Since the fate of the entire wizarding world was at stake, they couldn't stand idly by; almost every wizard who could move came.

Meanwhile, on the other side, almost all the members of the tribunal were present.

However, they did not expect that upon arriving here, they would see the terrifying Eye of the Abyss, as well as three figures above the abyss entangled by countless fine threads.

Most people don't know Douglas and Kismet, but almost everyone knows Saul.

However, Thor, whom they once admired or feared, was now clearly imprisoned.

As Kismet continued to pull, the white pages of the dark red hardcover book gradually diminished, transforming into dense yet delicate lines resembling silk threads.

One end of the line was wrapped around Thor's body, while the other end disappeared into Kismet's body.

As the thin thread was continuously pulled away, the white pages were completely consumed. The last remaining black page in the diary was kicked out of the diary with a "bang".

The black pages flew far, far away before finally taking on the form of Herman. It was fortunate he was kicked so far away; otherwise, he would likely have been corrupted and distorted by the dense black tide the moment he appeared.

Even after flying such a long distance, Herman still felt extremely painful upon his appearance.

He clutched his chest, feeling like he was about to explode.

Just then, Gorsa suddenly appeared on Herman, placed one hand on his shoulder, and instantly brought him back to the half-elf's side.

"You stay here." Gorsa immediately recognized Herman as a low-level wizard and rescued him to the rear.

"But Master..." Herman struggled to move forward.

At this moment, all the other consciousnesses were in the diary to complete Thor's mission, and only he, the weakest consciousness, was still by Thor's side.

At a time like this, how could he not go to save Thor?

Byron raised his hand and pressed Herman down. "I'll go save him."

However, before Byron could take another step forward, Gorsa pressed him down again, saying, "You and the half-elf continue to control the red worm."

Although the half-elf has temporarily separated from Byron's body and entered the body of the red worm queen, its origin is still in Byron's flesh and skin, and it cannot be completely severed.

The half-elf is the crucial central hub controlling all the red worms in combat, so Gorsar naturally wouldn't let Byron leave.

Even if Byron was extremely anxious at this moment, it was no use.

"I must go save Thor!" Byron insisted, refusing to back down even though he was facing Gorza, whom he had feared for a long time.

"You're going? How are you going to save him? Are you going to die in front of Thor?" Gorsa said bluntly.

"I can use the power of the spirits..."

"And then die in front of Thor?" Gorsa chuckled.

Although half of his face was still charred, it did not diminish Gorza's demeanor. Byron could not argue with Gorza and could only stubbornly stare wide-eyed.

"I will go to save him; it's my duty. And you, do what you're supposed to do."

Just as the group was arguing, Froco and his companions, along with the wizards from the Tribunal, finally arrived.

The third-tier wizards immediately joined the battle, while the fourth-tier wizards and the leader came to Gorsa's side.

They also heard what Gorsa said.

"You're not in good shape." Froco could tell at a glance that Gorsa was weak. He looked worriedly at Thor and Douglas in the distance. "Douglas is using Thor as a filter for his observation of the Eye of the Abyss, making Thor bear the pollution of observing higher knowledge. If we act rashly now, we may harm Thor and completely corrupt him."

Douglas plunged a hand into the back of Thor's head, forcing him to look down at the Eye of the Abyss. Thor's condition was clearly off, and without knowing the connection between the three people in the distance, Flo advised against rashly rescuing them.

But Gorza was not someone Flo could persuade; he didn't even bother to explain to Flo and simply tried to shake him off.

"I'll go with you." Flim's figure suddenly appeared in front of Gorsa and Froco.

The newly resurrected Frim is also in poor condition.

In order to successfully deploy the modified Sky City into the Eye of the Abyss, Frim directly sacrificed one of his lives.

While fourth-tier wizards can indeed resurrect infinitely before their advancement foundation is destroyed, it doesn't mean they can immediately return to full health.

Especially the way Flim died before.

If no precautions had been taken beforehand, it could have even directly damaged the foundation.

Despite this, Flim still insisted on going to rescue Saul.

Behind him, many wizards in the Tribunal did not understand Frim's ideas.

In their view, Thor was clearly being controlled by others, and in a very bad situation. Given that Flim and Thor were practically enemies, why would Flim be thinking of saving him at this time?

Only Elo, who is also a fourth-order being, can understand Flim's thoughts.

Flim didn't hate Saul as much as outsiders thought.

He once possessed a golden thread that could foresee the future, and the names that appeared on it were those who might cause the destruction of the world. Because of this, he issued many decrees that outsiders could not understand, his hands stained with blood.

His initial motivation for doing all this was to protect Nefert.

This almost superstitious dedication sustained Frim throughout his entire career as a fourth-order wizard.

But he noticed that no matter what Thor did or who he helped, Thor's name never appeared on the golden line of prophecy, and he had a vague feeling that Thor might be the one to end it all.

So at this moment, even if it meant dying again, he was willing to go with Gorsa to save people.

Flim followed Gorsa and flew together to Thor and Douglas.

He looked at Douglas's figure without the awe others showed towards a fifth-tier wizard. Because Frim knew very well that Douglas wouldn't be the one to save the wizarding world.

Those who oppose Neflett are his enemies.

Gorsa and Flim hadn't flown far when Froco, who was lagging behind, sighed and followed.

"I always know a little more than you do...maybe I can be of some help."

Gorsa glanced back at the two who had followed him, a flicker of something in his eyes, but he said nothing in the end.

(End of this chapter)