Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 1038 New Life (The Finale)

Char's upside-down tree has been rooted in the continent of Iskeper for 99 years.

In the second year after Thor was sent to the stars, he "voluntarily" stationed himself on the north coast of Iskeper at Gorza's suggestion.

It is also the cape closest to where the Eye of the Abyss appears.

Perhaps it was living in such a dangerous area that unleashed Xia's potential, allowing him to become a fourth-tier wizard even before Byron.

During this period, some people were promoted, and some people disappeared.

Although he has not yet advanced to the fifth rank of wizard, it is said that Gorsa is about to take the final step.

Floco has been taking care of his merfolk, and their numbers have now moved beyond the endangered species category.

Maria of the Wailing Wall becomes the new fourth-tier leader of the Far North City.

After her brother Alexandra died, Midor suddenly became an adult, and her voice was no longer that of a little girl. Fortunately, she had Royer, who had always taken care of her, by her side, which helped her get through the most painful period of her life.

Emperor Airo of the Black Flame Empire died from an unexpected magical mutation, and Stuart, who broke through to the fourth rank, eventually inherited the throne.

The Tribunal also has a new fourth-tier wizard, and Frim has completely retired, vowing to become a fifth-tier wizard before Gorsa.

Kira of the Principality of Kema ultimately failed to break through to the third-tier wizard level; the affairs of the nation consumed too much of her energy. After her death, the Principality of Kema, whose territory had greatly expanded, once again descended into civil war.

Thor's various consciousnesses also succumbed to the cruel hand of time.

Agu gave up on resurrection and returned to the small house where he and his daughter used to live, disappearing completely in an unknown year.

Beth was resurrected, but she still failed to advance to the fourth rank. Perhaps she was too impatient and died during the advancement process.

The Wind Demon and Nerella became inseparable friends and returned to the No Man's Land to wreak havoc.

Herman, however, remained in the Spirit Cleansing Tower. Though he wasn't resurrected, he never truly disappeared either. It seems that those who are without desires and wants always live longer.

Life is a constant cycle, but overall, there are more and more fourth-order wizards in the wizarding world, which is a symbol of prosperity.

……

Char took out his long-unused fairy candle, staring at the faint flame on it, feeling conflicted.

"Why did you take it out again?" Byron returned after his inspection, shaking off the dust that covered him, leaving a trail of black powder on the ground.

Although Xia is already at the fourth rank, he doesn't have the composure of a fourth-rank wizard at all. This is probably because he used the elven candle too many times in the past, which has made it impossible for him to completely change his temperament.

"I'm already at level four. If I make a wish to bring Thor back, I shouldn't... I shouldn't be killed by the backlash, right?"

Fairy candles can grant the wisher what they desperately need, but at the cost of corrupting the wisher's character.

The stronger the desire, the more distorted it becomes.

After Char became Thor's target, there was nothing left for him to wish for from the fairy candles.

"My advice is no," the half-elf said.

Byron stepped forward and extinguished the flame with his finger. "The Deathbringer has said that Thor needs to wander in the stars and digest the knowledge he has gained. Don't interfere."

Xia Ya grimaced, looking like a wronged child. "But Lord Gorsa is going too far. He actually demanded that I absorb all the pollution within a hundred miles of this area. Isn't that trying to kill me?"

Byron paused for a moment, "Well... he's doing this for your own good. Otherwise, you'll never think about improving."

"No way!" Xia slammed his hand on the table and stood up. "He just wants to research what would happen if I absorbed too much pollution!"

The half-elf twisted his antennae. "You can slam your fist on the table in front of him."

Even though they've already started carrying out Gorza's orders, they're complaining here and trying to bring Thor back.

If anything happens to Thor after he's been forcibly pulled back, the others will strip you bare!

"Huh?" Xia Ya, who had been hunching over, suddenly straightened his neck. He was startled at first, then his face lit up with wild joy. "Ha! Hahahaha! I sensed it! I sensed Thor's fate line! He must be coming back soon! Hahahaha! I'm finally free! Hahahaha!"

Byron was also taken aback, and then his shoulders, which had been tense for decades, suddenly relaxed.

That captivating face suddenly transformed back into the face of a middle-aged man.

He gave a slight smile. "It's fine."

……

"Please follow me." A figure dressed entirely in silver walked ahead, drew back the curtain that gleamed with a soft metallic sheen, and made a respectful invitation.

Thor, his eyes covered by black silk, still maintained his human appearance. He nodded slightly to the silver-clad figure who was leading the way and calmly walked into the private room.

Although it's called a private room, it's actually a square floating cabin with rounded corners.

This pod is equipped with functions such as translation, movement, protection, concealment, and communication.

There are millions of these hovercraft in the Starlight Department Store.

The name may be common, but great commonness is great elegance. Anyone who hears this name will immediately understand what kind of place this is.

Wizards or other high-magic races who happen to be passing by can come here to buy or trade anything they need. Even some lower-level civilizations can trade here.

Of course, more advanced services are also available here, but only guests with a certain level of financial means can access them.

Thor is this guest who has considerable strength.

After he entered the hovercraft, the interior automatically changed to Thor's preferred living arrangement.

Thor walked to the soft sofa and sat down, and the wall in front of him automatically transformed into a high-definition screen.

The screen flashed, and the same person sitting in a chair appeared inside.

The person on the screen has an extremely hot body; just sitting there, slightly swaying her waist, is enough to make those who still have desires fantasize.

But for Thor, facing a person with a heart-shaped head that looks like a butt doesn't arouse any desire in him.

Seeing that Thor had no further requests, the silver figure outside the door quietly lowered the curtain. The entrance and exit vanished instantly, as if the hovercraft had left its original space and arrived at a corner unknown to anyone.

Then the heart-shaped head on the other side spoke, and her voice automatically changed to a language that Thor could understand.

Information is not transmitted through mental fluctuations here, because such fluctuations would reveal identity information.

"Are you satisfied with how I look, Lord Thor?"

"Adeline, cut off my head, it'll make me feel better."

On the screen, Adeline immediately took off her heart-shaped head and tossed it behind her chair.

"I still can't figure out your preferences."

"You don't need to test my preferences. Have you found the information I need?"

Adeline said awkwardly in a low voice, "You are Lord Deathbringer, I don't want to offend you by accident."

"I have a very good temper," Thor said, tapping his finger.

"Really? Then the person you glared at before must have committed a heinous crime." She thought to herself, not daring to say anything more, and immediately got to the point.

"Based on your description and the coordinates you provided, I have located the starting points of the arcs connecting multiple anomalous spatial fissures."

"Oh?" Thor sat up abruptly. "Where is it?"

Adeline raised her hand and waved it, splitting the screen in front of Thor in two. One half showed Adeline's image, while the other half displayed a lifeless nebula.

Seeing the shape of that nebula, Thor slowly leaned back against the sofa.

It was a lifeless starry sky.

Although he had some suspicions, Thor still felt a little disappointed when he saw the truth.

The world of my past life, which was already blurred in my memory, has truly disappeared.

The lifespan of a galaxy may seem eternal to ordinary people, but to the entire cosmos, it is but a fleeting moment.

Especially for small worlds that have failed to develop advanced power systems, destruction is sometimes as simple as a large meteor impact.

However, this makes the reason why Thor traveled through time a true mystery. Perhaps he will have the opportunity to unravel this mystery when he advances to the sixth rank.

Saul sat expressionless, while Adeline across from him shrank her neck, looking somewhat uneasy and not daring to make a sound.

At that moment, a thin, black tentacle emerged from the back of Thor's neck, circled around to Thor's front, and opened its mouth.

"Waaaaah..."

A silver butterfly landed on it.

"Brother Thor, are you alright?"

Thor smiled, and although his eyes were covered, it didn't stop him from accurately stroking Little Algae and Penny.

"It's nothing. Having traveled to so many places and witnessed the rise and fall of stars, I can accept any outcome. I'm just a little sentimental."

When the Deathbringer packed Thor up and sent him away, only the little algae and the Nightmare Butterfly hidden inside his body left with him.

With the company of Yingyingying and the chatterbox, Thor's journey through the stars was not so lonely.

Indicating that he was alright, Thor looked at the screen again and suddenly sat up straight.

"What is that?"

His gaze fell upon the empty, lifeless nebula.

The images on the screen began to flow at an accelerated pace. An irregularly shaped sphere was gradually taking shape, and its course was constantly changing due to the impact of other boulders, heading towards an equally emerging star.

"Ah, a new world gradually taking shape," Adeline said, already used to such scenes. "But whether it will ultimately take shape remains to be seen."

"Adeline".

"exist!"

"Please move out of the screen area first."

Adeline jumped up from the sofa in a flash and rushed out of the frame without a second's hesitation.

Thor raised his hand and pressed it against the blindfold silk, which instantly became transparent.

He glanced at it a few times, then put his hand down.

"A new world is emerging."

He lowered his hand, and the silk turned black again, but a relieved smile appeared on Thor's face.

Adeline did not reappear on the screen until the transaction was completed.

Saul paid the fee and got up from the sofa.

As he walked to the wall, the entrance reappeared, and the silver-clad figure outside the door lifted the curtain.

When Thor stepped outside, it was like returning from a lonely starry sky to a bustling human world; the breath of life rushed towards him.

The Starlight Supermarket remains bustling and vibrant.

"Do you need anything else?"

"That's all for now." Apart from news from his hometown, Thor really didn't have anything to exchange.

He had absorbed Douglas's knowledge and, combined with his own circumstances, quickly rose to the fifth rank of wizard.

While a fifth-tier wizard is the minimum requirement for traversing the stars, in various different worlds, a fifth-tier wizard remains a top-tier existence.

Moreover, Thor's true form is the Fate Thread, so advancing to the sixth rank is only a matter of time.

After nearly a century of travel and witnessing the birth and destruction of several worlds, Thor felt that his understanding of the nature of the world had become clearer.

Perhaps in less than a thousand years, he could reach the sixth rank through his own path, instead of abandoning himself and advancing by merging with the Death Demon.

Thor adjusted the silk, preparing to leave. Just as he was leaving this world, a person working opposite him caught Thor's attention.

It was a life form in human form, but it looked extremely tired and old. Thor didn't need to observe it to tell that its life was about to come to an end.

He struggled to lift a palm-sized piece of ore and moved forward step by step.

Many people passed by him, but none of them gave him a second glance.

It's a mixture of heavy phosphate rock, gold, and pyroxene. It's not considered valuable in the Starlight Supermarket. The customers who come here don't even look at it.

Therefore, the humans carrying heavy phosphate ore must be workers here, and the lowest in status.

"Is that Alec?" Penny said gleefully. "He was so eager to escape the wizarding world, but he didn't do too well there. Is he only at the second tier now?"

"Hmm." Thor nodded slightly, then turned and left without any intention of acknowledging him. "But he has already achieved his goal."

"Waaah?"

"He survived... didn't he?"

Penny said in a sweet, childish voice, "Brother Thor, you're so naughty!"

Thor took a step and disappeared.

He wandered between different worlds, and for a moment he didn't know where to go.

Just as he was feeling lost about his destination, a flash of inspiration struck him, and a familiar feeling washed over him. He suddenly stopped moving.

"The Fate Line..." Thor smiled. "Time to go home."

……

"Hey! Gorsa!" Froco rushed into Gorsa's laboratory and smashed down the door.

Gorsa put down the instruments in his hand, turned to look at the door panel lying on the ground, and remained silent.

Froco awkwardly slammed the door back in place. "You can't teleport here. I got a little excited and bumped into it."

"Before you grasp spatial knowledge, it's best to be in a place where the spatial state is most stable. You're the one who told me that." Gorza turned back to continue the experiment. "What is it? Speak quickly. I still need to go to Char's place to get some experimental samples."

Floco became excited again. "You wouldn't believe it if you stayed here, but Thor is back! I could clearly sense his power of destiny outside. It was so vast, so profound; he must be a fifth-tier wizard now. Let's go greet him!"

Gorsa's hand holding the test tube trembled slightly, and the falling liquid suddenly disappeared. "I'm not going."

"Huh?" Floco hadn't expected Gorsa to skip it. He stroked his chin, guessing with ill intent, "You're not embarrassed to face your apprentice after he surpassed you, are you?"

Gorsa slowly turned his head to look at Froco, who had recovered his fifth-tier strength and dared to show off in front of him.

"Perhaps Thor has already reached the threshold of the sixth rank. After all, he has digested the knowledge of Douglas and witnessed the destruction of the Eye of the Abyss. I wouldn't be surprised at what level he can reach."

Floco's smile immediately turned bitter.

Don't say Gorza has been surpassed, he has been surpassed too!

"Well, I won't go then. I just had a bit of inspiration for a research project..." Froco said, leaving Gorsa's laboratory with his hands behind his back.

"Bang!"

The door he had just closed fell down again.

Gorsa looked down at the instruments and test tubes in his hands, slowly closed his eyes, and tsk, headache.

Those who were targeted by the Symphony of Fate naturally sensed Thor's return immediately.

But others don't have this ability.

April 4, 436th year of the lunar calendar.

Claire carried a tray as she walked up to the top floor of the Cleansing Wizarding Tower. This place was originally Thor's laboratory, but Claire requisitioned it after Thor left the wizarding world.

Keli is now a fourth-tier wizard. However, she doesn't participate much in the struggles between wizarding factions; even the change of the lord of Rhine City was a contest among them.

Keli and the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower seemed to be a sanctuary in the world, a place for nothing but learning and research. Wizard apprentices on the continent of Stata were all proud to study at the Wizard Tower.

Of course, this doesn't mean the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower is a safe haven. Anyone who walks the path of a wizard must face danger and alienation; this is the price to pay for pursuing the unknown.

However, the wizards here can at least focus on pursuing knowledge without having to deal with other things.

Along the way, people greeted Keli respectfully, which annoyed her. Usually, she would just teleport there, but today she was carrying something.

I don't want to teleport.

She finally reached the top floor, closed the door, and instantly felt a sense of peace and tranquility.

Keli placed the tray on the lab table and lifted the dust cover.

The tray contains a butter cake.

What's outrageous is that it's covered with countless thin candles.

Keli lit the candles one by one.

"I will make the wish on your behalf."

With a gentle blow, all the candle flames went out at once.

Then Keli pulled out the candles one by one.

The butter cake, which was originally just an ordinary-looking cake, was covered with holes, like a beehive.

"I'm 123 years old already, so I'm not going to put candles next time." A small knife appeared in Claire's hand, ready to cut the cake, but she couldn't bring herself to do it for a long time.

"This looks so unappetizing. Oh well, let's just call this birthday over." Claire gestured a few times, but finally put the knife down.

"Isn't this a bit too perfunctory?"

A familiar voice, which I hadn't heard in a long time, rang out from the other side.

Keli suddenly looked up and saw a man with a black silk blindfold leaning against her, his elbows resting on the lab table, frowning and looking down at the riddled butter cake with a look of disgust.

She pursed her lips, picked up the knife again, cut off a corner, placed it on a small plate, and pushed it to the opposite side.

"Hey, happy birthday."

(End of the book)

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