Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1035 Summoning the Death Demon

Many people are unaware of the existence of eyes from beginning to end.

Byron looked down again and was shocked to find that Thor's body, which had been transformed into an aggregate of eyes on the sea, had somehow returned to its human form.

Saul, looking quite respectable, stood on the sea with his diary and quill pen in his hands, his eyes tightly closed, head bowed, rising and falling gently with the waves.

Gorsa immediately began to scrutinize Thor's entire body.

He was about to put his hand on Thor's shoulder when he stopped abruptly and raised his hand to stop the others who were also about to rush forward.

"Don't touch him," Gorsa said. "He's still inside the abyss, he's withdrawing all his power, we shouldn't disturb him."

Frim looked down at the Eye of the Abyss, which had vanished and disappeared to who-knows-where. "Faced with a sixth-tier Death Being and a powerful fifth-tier Being, simply reclaiming the power from the outside is probably only enough to protect myself. If only we could lend him our power too."

Borrowing strength...

Maria looked anxiously at the several silent fourth-tier wizards. "Is there anything we can do to help?"

As soon as Maria spoke, the other wizards followed suit.

Thor is now the backbone of the entire wizarding world; almost every wizarding force has received his assistance. Many wizards wouldn't be alive today without his help.

Although these people knew that Thor had ulterior motives in helping them, it did not diminish their gratitude and reliance on Thor's power.

"Symphony of Fate," Gorza suddenly said.

Floco understood, "We need to contact other targets."

Maria and Royer received orders to immediately return and inform the wizard of the Wailing Wall and Midor of the Red Sea.

Except for Char, who is unable to be contacted in the Chaotic Realm, all the other members of Symphony of Fate have poured all their Fate power into Thor.

However, after the power of destiny was infused, there was still no response from underwater, and Thor on the surface of the sea remained still.

"The master doesn't seem to be in good condition." Herman finally managed to squeeze into the front row.

Besides An in the chaotic realm, other consciousnesses gradually arrived as well.

"Wind Demon tiptoeing?" Seeing Thor surrounded by several fourth-tier enemies, he spoke rashly in his anxiety.

"Seriously, with his strength, he's not incapable of escaping. He'd be the strongest genius in any world, so why is he risking his life for this awful world?!"

However, the Wind Fairy could only complain a little, and since she was Thor's person, everyone knew that she cared about Thor, so no one would blame her for it.

Beth looked at the motionless Thor and asked Agu beside her, "Can you still go back into the diary?"

Agu shook his head. "The state of the diary is different now than before. I can't go back at all."

Beth tossed her hair aside and sighed softly, "If I couldn't still sense the connection with Thor, I would really be worried about him..."

More than half an hour after the Eye of the Abyss entered the sea and there was still no reaction, the people who did not know the situation inside became increasingly uneasy.

Thor's plan to drag Douglas into the Eye of the Abyss was ultimately just a plan; no one knew whether Douglas and the Eye of the Abyss could actually perish together.

Now that the power of fate has been returned to Thor, and nearly an hour has passed, the battle below still seems far from over.

Gorsa looked at Thor, who stood before him like a statue, and suddenly turned to Floco beside him, saying, "Can we pull him up?"

"Pull? How are you going to pull?" Flo was shocked by Gorsa's idea.

"You know about Thor's state just now," Gorsa said, scribbling lines haphazardly, "you know it, don't you? The Deathbringer?"

Floco's pupils contracted. "It's no use. That's not a real thread. We can't touch it at all except for Deathbringer."

"But didn't Douglas drag Thor into the abyss?" Flim asked, puzzled.

"That's because Thor initiated the connection with Douglas," Froco said in a low voice.

Byron was also racking his brains, and he asked the half-elf beside him, "Do you have any ideas?"

The queen's antennae twitched. "I know nothing about this."

Byron looked at the equally helpless fourth-tier wizards before him, clenching his fists tightly. "What do we do? Is there any way we can find other Deathbringers to pull Thor out?"

Upon hearing his words, the wind demon, who had been looking unhappy, suddenly raised her head. "Yes, I know there are other Death Demons. Pei'er is over there."

Her words immediately drew everyone's attention.

Gorsa went straight to the Wind Demon. "Do you know where there are other Deathbringers?"

Froco's lips twitched behind him, and he muttered to himself for a long time.

The Wind Demon didn't see the change in Froco's expression, recalling his previous experience of helping Thor enter the Rainbow World.

"There's a place where Thor once met Peer. He said it was a starry sky full of color, and Peer became like the Fate Line there."

"A starry sky full of color?" Gorsa repeated, then immediately met the gaze of Floco, who was looking over. "The Rainbow Channel?"

However, in the past, when they contacted each other on the Rainbow Channel, it was always Thor who initiated the contact. When they wanted to contact Thor, they could only do so by sending a summons to him through the Fateline.

"Or shall we try sending a signal there?" Froco said reluctantly.

"Okay," Gorsa readily agreed.

The others didn't know what Gorsa and Floko were talking about, but seeing that they seemed to have a solution, they felt somewhat encouraged.

Flim told the others to step back and clear the area to avoid too many people and confusion that might affect the two of them.

Gorsa and Froco stood on either side of Thor, their eyes closed, and just as they had done before when they contacted Thor, they continuously sent signals to the starry sky above through the thread of fate between them.

Previously, they would only send signals that they wanted to communicate with Thor, but this time they took the initiative to say that they wanted to contact Deathbringer.

The two continued to send signals through the fate line.

The others could only wait anxiously on the sidelines.

During this time, more wizards arrived one after another. Unable to get close to the three people looking at the center of the sea, these people all tacitly remained silent.

The only sounds in the entire sea area were the wind and the waves.

I don't know how much time passed, whether it was a few seconds, a few minutes, or even a few hours... Time is insignificant in the vast starry sky.

Suddenly, a curtain of light, like the aurora borealis, descended from the sky, like a sunset, like a rainbow, spanning the horizon, gradually narrowing from its vastness, and finally landing between Gorsa and Froco.

The light curtain fell, piling up like a veil to form a human figure. Then the light faded, revealing the figure's clear outline and features.

Upon seeing this person, both Gorsa and Floco were so surprised that their mouths dropped open.

"Wind demon?" Froco blurted out.

The spectral incarnation looks exactly like the wind demon that just arrived!

The woman called "Wind Demon" had a faint smile on her lips but did not respond.

Gorsa's mind raced, and he said in a deep voice, "Pelle?"

This time, the woman turned to Gorsa and nodded slowly.

(End of this chapter)