Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1036 I'm watching him

Pei'er? It was actually Pei'er?

Gorsa and Froco's calls actually summoned Pelle from the world of iridescent colors?

The most shocked person in the crowd was the wind demon. She couldn't help but step forward, but Beth beside her pulled her back, saying, "Let's see what happens first."

It's unclear why Pei'er was summoned, but the way she arrived clearly indicates she's no ordinary person.

At this point, Gorsa could only place his hopes on the unfamiliar Peir in front of him.

"Thor has been pulled into the Eye of the Abyss by the fifth-tier wizard Douglas and hasn't come out yet. Do you have any way to rescue Thor without releasing Douglas?"

Pelle tilted her head. "If we can't rescue Thor without releasing Douglas... would you still save him?"

Gorza didn't answer, but instead asked, "Can you kill Douglas?"

Why did I kill Douglas?

"We cried out to Death, and you came instead." After a pause, Gorza added, "Since you're already here..."

Pell smiled, then suddenly raised her hand and grasped Thor's hand. Several thin lines, identical in shape to Thor's fate lines, extended from her fingertips, connecting to Thor's fingertips, and then quickly wrapped around his fingers, gradually enveloping them.

These fine threads spread from Saul's fingertips and palms all the way to his entire body, tightly wrapping together the diary and quill pen in Saul's hands into an oval cocoon.

To onlookers, the change was incredibly fast; in just a few breaths, Thor was completely covered by silk-like threads.

Gorsa's eyes gradually lit up as he watched the threads that Per had conjured.

Froco, on the other hand, couldn't help but shrink back. Looking at the increasingly frenzied Gorsa, he could only sigh in his heart, "Ignorance is bliss."

After Thor was completely enveloped in a white cocoon, Pelle looked down and followed Thor's gaze to see the line of fate that stretched all the way to the depths of the sea.

"The battle is over, but he really can't get out on his own."

The battle... is over?

The battle between the Eye of the Abyss and Douglas has come to a conclusion.

But why is the sea so calm?

Even Thor didn't give any response.

Who could have imagined that two powerful beings who nearly destroyed the wizarding world would perish so silently?

Recalling the horror of their lives and the tranquility of their deaths, even several fourth-tier wizards felt a pang of sorrow.

Pei'er was completely unconcerned about the astonishment and exclamations of the crowd, as if such things were commonplace to her.

Once Thor had completely transformed into a circular cocoon, she retreated beneath it, raised her hand, and gently pushed. The white cocoon then began to rise like a hot air balloon on an airship.

As the cocoon rises, the thread of fate connecting Thor and the sea below is pulled out, as if unraveling a thread.

The fate line that no one else could touch before was now easily pulled out of the deep sea.

The cocoon enveloping Thor rose at a seemingly slow pace, but in the blink of an eye, it disappeared into the clouds. Even then, the thread of fate connecting Thor and the sea had not been completely severed.

This process lasted a day and a night, and the wizards waited on the sea for a day and a night as well. No one left midway.

For most people, this is probably the only time in their lives they will ever see the fate line.

"Zheng—"

"Zheng—"

The moment the last thread of fate disappeared, a sound like a snapping string echoed in the minds of Gorsa and Froco.

Gorza watched helplessly as the white cocoon disappeared, and the thread of fate connecting him and Thor broke at the last moment.

He has now completely lost contact with Thor.

Gorsa slowly lowered his head, staring intently at Pere. "The Symphony of Fate is broken. Will Thor be affected?"

Although they cannot contact Thor, the connections between the other targets in Symphony of Fate remain; they are still allies and can help each other.

But Thor had already broken free from the score of the Symphony of Fate, and they could no longer transfer the power of fate to him.

"He just observed the destruction of fifth and sixth order beings and gained knowledge beyond his comprehension," Pei'er said calmly. "I'll send him to explore countless worlds so that he can broaden his horizons and improve his understanding."

With this move, Pei'er actually sent the person straight out of the wizarding world!

Judging from Pei'er's expression, she seemed extremely relaxed, as if it were just a small favor.

Can wizards who stay by the side of Deathbringer grow up so fast?

A hint of suspicion flashed in Gorsa's eyes.

"boom--"

"boom--"

"boom--"

Before Gorsa could even question them, the sea beneath their feet suddenly roared three times!

The earth shook violently, and the sea level underwent significant deformation, as if it had been squeezed by something and then exploded in an instant.

This was not a simple eruption; chaotic and disorderly fluctuations swept along the erupting seawater to every corner of this sea area.

After being swept away by this intense shockwave, the magical particles in the space were instantly cleared, and the entire explosion area instantly became a magic-free space!

Large amounts of seawater were washed into the sky, with the highest waves even licking the lowest clouds.

The sky seemed to collapse, tilting downwards in the middle, almost touching the sea surface.

Ordinary wizards could not remain afloat under such natural forces. Without the support of their magic, and with their own magic unable to withstand the shockwaves from the explosion, they lost their balance and were swept into the sea by the waves.

Only fourth-tier wizards and a few powerful third-tier wizards can barely maintain flight.

Of them, Pei'er was the least affected. When the waves crashed against her body, they passed right through her, as if no one was standing there at all.

She looked down at the constantly churning sea, a smile still playing on her lips, as if she were looking at an interesting toy.

Gradually, the seawater returned to calm, and the elemental particles that had just been squeezed out returned to the area under external pressure.

The wizards who had been swept into the sea earlier also emerged from the water in a disheveled state.

Suddenly, a huge, transparent barrier appeared among these wizards. Some wizards were even lifted directly into the air.

"What is this?" Frim immediately rose into the air and asked in surprise and doubt.

He feared it was the Eye of the Abyss, or that Douglas would burst forth.

But the sharp-eyed Gorsa spotted the black desert below the barrier. "A chaotic realm?!"

Just now, Pei'er said that the Eye of the Abyss and Douglas had perished, but it wasn't until people saw the continent that was swallowed by the Eye of the Abyss a hundred years ago reappear in this world that they realized more clearly that the Eye of the Abyss had truly disappeared.

Will Camus, the former anchor point monster, and others also appear on the sea?

"Will there be any corpses left after the Eye of the Abyss dies? Will it cause pollution?" Some people discussed with concern.

But apart from the chaotic area, nothing else emerged from the sea.

It seems that for a sixth-order being, annihilation means complete disappearance, and the carriers that can hold his consciousness will also turn to ashes.

"Where is Douglas?" Gorsa's mental energy swept across the entire sea area, but he found nothing.

Pei'er continued to look at the sea directly below and said softly, "I'm watching him."

(End of this chapter)