Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1031: Ontology Split

The smile on Douglas's face faded. The puppet he had created with his own hands had ultimately chosen not as its master.

This made a powerful fifth-tier wizard somewhat unhappy!

"Is that so? Unfortunately, your resistance seems like a joke to me. You intend to trap me? For how long? One minute? Two minutes?"

With a twist and a stretch of his arm, which was holding the golden threads, he brought Kismetra several meters closer.

Kismet's chest made a "bang" sound, as if something had cracked open.

His face instantly turned even uglier, but he was still smiling, as if he wanted to enrage his former master.

Douglas tightened his grip again, and Kismet was almost unable to resist moving a few more meters closer to Douglas.

When the two were less than ten meters apart, Thor suddenly appeared in front of Kismet.

He reached out and grabbed the dark red hardcover book between Kismet and Douglas—the death wizard's diary that originally belonged to him.

Thor's arms transformed into translucent gray tentacles, wrapping around the diary again and again. Then, he forcefully plummeted towards the Eye of the Abyss.

The golden thread connected Kismet and Douglas, and with Thor pulling them both downwards.

Kismet immediately joined Thor in the descent, the two of them pulling Douglas, who was entangled in the diary, as they flew towards the abyss below.

At the same time, the beam of light released by Gorsa also restrained Douglas's movements, causing him to fall downwards involuntarily.

Flim and Froco, who were standing nearby, were dumbfounded.

Didn't they come here to save Thor?

How did it suddenly turn into a sneak attack on Douglas?

Judging from their actions, they're going to turn the tables on Douglas!

Killing a fourth-tier wizard is already incredibly difficult, so how could they possibly kill a fifth-tier wizard who has already deciphered the laws of space and has countless clones?

But things had already come to this point, and even if they didn't rebel against Douglas, the feud was already established.

It's tightly bound together.

Flim gritted his teeth and pulled out his Lost Corridor. After several years of recovery, his Lost Corridor had also regained some of its spatial abilities.

He poured in the remaining 90% of his mental energy, fully activating the Lost Corridor. Layers upon layers of spatial walls then appeared around Douglas. They repeatedly struck Douglas, only to crumble and shatter before impacting him, then reappear.

While these spatial walls cannot directly imprison Douglas, they can disrupt his control over space.

At the same time, Froco rushed forward, raised his hand and released a huge spherical water ball, which directly enveloped Douglas, Thor, and Kismet.

This is his ability to navigate the water world.

In the water world controlled by Froco, he can alter certain rules, imprisoning Douglas while providing protection and assistance to Thor and Kismet.

With this overwhelming force, Douglas was indeed slowly pulled toward the Eye of the Abyss.

Douglas's face showed obvious anger, but he was not flustered at all.

"Ha, so you're trying to drag me into the Eye of the Abyss? Is this how you treat the benefactor who helped you save the world?"

With his back to the sea, holding his diary, Saul's gaze toward Douglas remained unwavering.

Whether he is a benefactor or not, everyone knows the answer.

Thor gave him an extremely sincere smile. "Since you want to observe the destruction of the Eye of the Abyss, why don't you go in and take a closer look?"

Thor wasn't confident he could kill a fifth-tier wizard despite being of a higher rank.

But now, beneath him lies the Eye of the Abyss, which has been designed and fully activated by Douglas.

Although the Eye of the Abyss does not want to continue devouring the world and is trying to gather all the anchor points, this cannot be done immediately.

For Douglas, facing the abyss of destruction was an opportunity, and for Thor it was no different.

If the Eye of the Abyss can devour a world, why can't it devour a fifth-tier wizard?

Douglas is still a seasoned Tier 5 expert, possibly only one final breakthrough away from Tier 6. If he could be pulled into the abyss, Douglas, in order to survive, would certainly not allow himself to be devoured by the Eye of the Abyss, and the Eye of the Abyss would be unable to control its devouring desire in the short term.

A violent conflict between the two sides is inevitable.

It's a fight to the death, or a fight to the death.

Even if one side survives in the end, it will definitely be in its weakest state.

That would greatly increase the success rate of Thor and his teammates in finishing off enemies!

However, things don't always go as planned.

As Thor approached the fragments of Sky City that were about to be swallowed up, his descent suddenly slowed down.

The circular black shadow that had blocked the attack on Gorza appeared behind Douglas and pressed against his back.

When Thor looked up at Douglas, he also saw the deathly silent starry sky.

In the deepest part of the starry sky, Thor also saw a blurry shadow.

The silhouette of the shadow is very similar to that of Douglas.

In an instant, Thor's eyes widened; he realized what the shadow was.

The shadow in the circular black shadow kept getting closer, from blurry to clear, from far to near, until it almost overlapped with Douglas's body, leaving only a tiny gap.

The shadow and Douglas immediately generated a strong gravitational pull, which quickly counteracted the diary's pull on Douglas.

Although Kismet couldn't see what was inside the circular shadow, he knew Douglas well and immediately told Thor, "He left his power behind the stars; that's his true form! We must bring his true form down as well, otherwise he'll definitely come looking for us later!"

After Kismet finished speaking, he pulled on the golden thread on his chest again, trying to send some of the golden threads into the starry sky behind Douglas.

However, the manipulated golden threads could not traverse space and connect to Douglas's true form.

Kismet tried several times, but due to his insufficient knowledge of space, he not only failed to make the connection, but also almost loosened his grip on Douglas.

At the same time, with the support of his own abilities, Douglas not only stopped falling, but also began to emit an even more powerful mental energy fluctuation.

It seemed that only now was he truly demonstrating the strength of a seasoned fifth-tier wizard.

This mental fluctuation carries extremely strong mental pollution, similar to the black tide pollution of the Eye of the Abyss.

As this mental pollution spread widely, all the wizards in the vicinity began to convulse in pain, including several fourth-order wizards.

It felt as if they were caught off guard by an anchor monster, and before their mental bodies could even stabilize, they were punched hard!

As this mental pressure spread, even the wizards still fighting the anchor point monsters on the outskirts were greatly affected. Some weaker third-tier wizards and low-tier wizards even lost control of their magic and fell into the polluted seawater like dumplings in a pot, letting out painful screams.

Saul, who was closest to Douglas, was the most severely affected.

The world in his eyes became blurry again, and his newly recovered eyes were in excruciating pain, as if they were about to burst.

"No, we can't let Douglas's influence continue, or everyone will lose their ability to resist!"

When a fifth-tier wizard begins to unleash his full power, the others understand why it is said that the difference in strength between wizards of higher ranks is greater!

"Psychological impact... psychological impact..."

Thor suddenly turned his hand around, inserted his index and middle fingers into the corners of his eyes, and pulled out both eyes. "I need other eyes."

His eye sockets did not bleed, nor did they become empty holes. Right after two fingers gouged out his original black eyes, a pair of eyes suddenly grew out at the nerve connection point.

A pair of star-shaped eyes with seven-colored pupils.

The moment he saw those eyes, Douglas's expression turned serious again, even showing a hint of fear.

But Thor's transformation was not over yet.

"Sizzle—"

"Sizzle—"

"Sizzle—"

His face, torso, limbs, and even the gaps in his hair were covered with cracks and gaps, from which star-like eyes peeked out.

They eagerly turned their colorful pupils to look at Douglas above. Although they were just eyes and had no organs that could make sound, bursts of childlike laughter inexplicably emanated from them.

The terrifying mental pressure released by Douglas was immediately interrupted by the star-like eyes!

Even the shadowy figure behind him, whose location was unknown, had moved further away and become much more illusory.

Thor's resistance is not over yet.

Kismet, Flock, Flim, and many other wizards further away all suddenly developed a star-shaped eye with colored pupils on their foreheads.

The wizard who grew starry eyes immediately discovered that the pollution on his body had become inactive.

The pollution didn't disappear, but it no longer affected people's mental and magical abilities.

They can fight normally again.

With only two tentacles remaining, Thor was finally able to fly downwards again.

He stared intently at Douglas with all his starry eyes, slowly making his way to the very center of the vortex.

(End of this chapter)