Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1034 Joint Seal

Douglas did not wait for Thor's answer. He ignored the eye aggregation and looked up at the fate line of Thor's main body.

Douglas's figure twisted into black threads of death, and its area was larger than Thor's original body.

He pulled upwards like a giant net, trapping Thor's fate line within himself.

The diary and quill pen held Douglas back, preventing him from escaping, but they couldn't stop him from making any other moves of resistance.

"I didn't expect you to be the Deathbringer; it was a miscalculation on my part. However, you don't yet have the ability to control it! If you drag me into the Eye of the Abyss, I'll make sure you die inside too! Ha, if I can witness the Deathbringer's death, I'm sure I can advance to the sixth rank as well!"

Thor didn't know if Douglas was threatening him or if he was genuinely interested in observing his own death.

He doesn't care anyway.

Because Douglas deliberately moved closer, Thor fell into the abyss even faster!

At this moment, the anchor point monster has gradually come to its senses from its madness, and the Abyss Eye, which was forcibly pulled over, is also shrinking.

Even the Eye of the Abyss must escape!

If Thor hesitated even slightly at this moment, he would not have been able to send Douglas into the Eye of the Abyss, nor would he have been able to make these two sources of world destruction kill each other!

So he simply abandoned all thought; his only goal was to eliminate you two who wanted to destroy the wizarding world…

Let's all die together!

The thread of fate, trapped in the middle, wraps itself around the thread of death from the inside, and together they head towards the eye of the abyss, which is about to perish.

At this point, no one could stop Thor, because no one but Thor could actively touch the Fate Line!

Gorsa reached out his hand, but could only watch as two wisps of thread, one black and one white, passed right through his arm and fell into the dark deep-sea vortex below!

Gorsa stared blankly at the sea for two seconds, then turned and entered the White Glass Castle.

He still had things to do and couldn't just stand there idly.

That was a plan he and Thor had discussed beforehand on the Rainbow Channel, a plan that had to be carried out as long as Douglas fell into the abyss.

After entering the White Glass Castle in Gorsa, the once beautiful glass roof was completely torn off.

Underneath the roof, there were countless white porcelain kittens stuck to it!

Then, Gorsar threw the roof into the Eye of the Abyss as well.

Floco immediately rushed to Gorsa's side, trying to stop him.

"Are you going to seal him away with a deep-sea curse? But don't forget, Thor is still down there!"

The Deep Sea Curse is a terrifying curse that sealed Froco away for hundreds of years. Before Froco escaped, most of the curse was distributed by Thor to the various white porcelain kittens.

The white porcelain kitten that has now fallen into the abyss is only a part of it, but it is enough to unleash the deep-sea curse.

This will keep the people below from getting out for a while.

And that's all Thor needs for this short period of time.

The confrontation between the fifth-tier and the sixth-tier Death Realm will not last long.

But when he was making the plan, he probably didn't realize that he was also in the abyss.

"I know he's down there." Gorsa ignored Floco's objections and still threw the roof of the White Glass Castle into the abyss.

The rooftop suddenly transformed into a turquoise lake in mid-air, its interior shimmering with phosphorescence, as if reflecting a light that did not belong here.

The lake suddenly covered the vortex of the Eye of the Abyss, like putting a stopper on a test tube.

The rapidly spinning vortex suddenly stopped.

At the same time, Thor, who remained outside the abyss, also went silent.

The Thor clone, which had already become an eye aggregate, was ignored by Douglas and left outside, with only a single thread of fate extending into the Eye of the Abyss, connecting to the original Thor inside.

Since Thor's main body, Fate Line, entangled with Douglas in chasing down the Eye of the Abyss, the clone outside has remained motionless.

At the same time, the star-shaped eyes on Thor's clone stopped moving and lost their previous intimidating power.

It was as if only the outer shell was left outside.

The azure lake, a stark contrast to the dark sea, continued to rise, eventually stopping at the feet of Thor's clone, supporting Thor's body as it rose and fell with the waves.

Thor remained motionless, still clutching his Death Wizard's Journal and the silver quill pen.

Gorsa and Froco's attention was entirely focused on the main body trapped inside the Eye of the Abyss, while Flim rushed to Thor's clone's side immediately.

Seeing that neither Gorsa nor Froco could save Thor, he turned to look at the hardcover book being held up by tentacles.

He had just clearly seen that Thor simply wrote a name on a page and pulled Douglas, who was scattered across the starry sky, into the wizarding world. What if he also wrote Thor's name on a page?

Can we get them out of there?

Despite the discomfort from the eyes on Saul's body, Flim tried to take the diary and write in it.

However, when he tried to grab the diary, his hand simply passed right through it and he couldn't touch anything.

It was as if the hardcover book in front of me was just an illusion.

He tried again to grab the quill pen from the other tentacle, but missed again.

Flim reluctantly withdrew his hand; he couldn't even touch the diary, let alone use it to save someone.

He is not qualified.

At that moment, the Eye of the Abyss below suddenly sank downwards, and the surrounding seawater immediately poured into the depression of the whirlpool. Seawater from all directions crashed into the center of the whirlpool, creating towering white waves.

The entire Eye of the Abyss sank beneath the sea surface, and the azure lake that sealed the vortex also sank, leaving no gap.

The fragments of Sky City and parts of the fractured slab of the Iskeper continent swayed a few times amidst the violent ocean currents before gradually returning to calm.

Gorsa and Froco landed together next to Thor's clone, shielding him from the towering waves around them.

"Do you think you can find this diary?" Flim asked, expressing his thoughts.

The two of them immediately tried, but unfortunately they still couldn't find the diary.

Floco glanced at Gorza, who had a stern face. "Well, Thor should be fine. Our connection is still clear."

As the target of the Symphony of Fate, both he and Gorsa could feel the power of fate emanating from Thor, a boundless and unending force that didn't seem like something bad was about to happen.

Although Gorsa had just unhesitatingly triggered the "Deep Sea" curse, he was now just staring at the gradually calming sea without saying a word, clearly still worried.

The remaining Kuroshio Current pollution at sea is being rapidly diluted by large amounts of seawater, and the anchor monsters that failed to leave with the whirlpool are gradually being broken through and devoured by the red worms.

The highly polluting mental fluctuations emanating from the anchor monster gradually disappeared after being devoured by the equally powerful red worms, eventually transforming into something similar to the inert black powder found in the Chaotic Realm.

The wizard army has regained control of the seas.

With the Black Tide pollution and the anchor monsters no longer holding them back, Byron immediately rushed to Gorsar's side, followed closely by the half-elf.

"Where's Thor? Was it Thor who just fell in?" Byron asked, somewhat incoherently.

He saw Thor surrounded by several people, but found that he couldn't get close at all.

The three most powerful wizards in the wizarding world enveloped Thor in a magical barrier.

"It's Thor." Gorza didn't turn around.

Suddenly, as if sensing something, he raised his hand to touch his forehead.

The smooth skin felt familiar, but Gorsa's brows furrowed.

The newly grown star-shaped eyes have disappeared.

Upon seeing this, Byron immediately touched his forehead and discovered that the eyes that had appeared on his forehead were also gone.

He quickly looked around and realized that everyone's newly grown colored pupils had all disappeared.

(End of this chapter)