Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 112 A Wizard

The two red-skinned barbarians had just struggled to their feet when they suddenly froze in place.

Their eyes bulged outwards as if they had seen something most terrifying. The madness on their faces was replaced by fear.

Even the most irrational savage will bow before death.

The moment the soul worms land on their skin, they burrow into it and disappear.

But the two people's skin was constantly undulating.

It's as if bugs are burrowing under their skin.

And the insects quickly multiplied to two, three, and more and more...

The barbarian's entire body skin was writhing strangely.

If you look closely at their eyes, you won't see Thor's image reflected in their pupils; instead, you'll see countless tangled worms.

Soul Worms are not an instant-death spell, but rather a spell that can significantly weaken the physical and mental state of an enemy.

It will cause the victim to gradually die from continuous torment.

Although the two barbarians had their magic resistance temporarily increased by the barbarian priest, they still couldn't withstand the level 1 sorcery.

Their life force was rapidly fading away, leaving only two bodies with constantly shifting skin.

From beginning to end, they didn't utter a single cry of pain; everything was eerily quiet.

They are dead.

Having just become a second-level apprentice, Thor cast two first-level spells in quick succession.

However, he felt that he still had plenty of magic power, and his mental body only experienced a slight tremor, which did not affect his ability to cast the next spell.

Thor clenched his fists, and his spiritual essence finally began to show its power.

As long as he can obtain more soul fragments, and absorb them after removing impurities, he can continuously increase his magic power.

Even mental strength can become more stable with the support of soul power.

Thor turned around, intending to call Penny out, but was astonished to find that the two lifeless red-skinned barbarians had started moving again.

They shook their heads, twisted their arms and legs, and swayed their waists. Most terrifyingly, they had bright smiles on their faces.

They are dancing.

Thor: "..."

Is this the effect of his soul being possessed by a vengeful spirit?

Watching two red-skinned barbarians perform a belly dance was truly an eyesore.

Thor decided to put learning new first-tier sorcery on his agenda.

But Thor didn't know how terrifying the awkward dance he saw was to Ada and Jayce in the distance!

Jayce heard a constant "clanging" sound beside him, and looking down with trembling hands, he realized that the knife he was holding was unconsciously tapping against the wall.

He turned his head, trembling, to look at Ada, only to see that Ada was also turning to him, trembling.

Both of them were trembling.

"You, you, how did you bring him, how did you bring the wizard back?"

Ada tried to recall the scene of her first meeting with Thor, but could only recall the two barbarians who continued to dance even after their deaths.

When the two turned around again, they were astonished to find that Thor had appeared in front of them at some point.

"scare!"

The two of them leaned back at the same time, their eyes filled with disbelief and fear as they looked at Thor.

Thor wasn't surprised by their reaction; ordinary people would be afraid of wizards.

Those who have cognitive problems like Penny are a minority.

Saul leaned against the window frame and said to the two men, "Penny is in the tower. Go in and close the door. It's the safest place now. No outsiders can get in unless you open the door yourself."

The most dangerous beings in the tower have been eliminated by Thor, and it has become a fortress that protects people.

After saying that, Thor walked towards Mosail Town before the two of them could get up.

"Sol!"

Unexpectedly, Ada, through the window, mustered her courage and called out to him, "Did you save Penny?"

Thor stopped, turned to Ada, and said, "No need to thank me too much, it was just a favor. Next time you're with Penny, remember to stay away from wizards. Wizards aren't good people."

Ada was taken aback. Wasn't Thor a wizard? Why did he say that there were no good wizards?

Is he trying to say that he himself isn't a good person?

The walls of Mofan Town finally collapsed with a deafening roar, and even louder wails echoed through the sky.

Thor didn't waste any more time and ran towards the barbarians.

Behind him, Ada called out again.

"I'm sorry, Saul, I left you all alone back then."

This time, Thor didn't stop; he simply raised his hand slightly from a distance.

Anyway, he wasn't the one who was abandoned back then.

Ada didn't mention this when she first met Thor, but immediately apologized after discovering that Thor was a wizard...

It's still due to differences in social status and position.

Thor didn't take the original owner's experiences to heart.

As Thor approached, the barbarian priest noticed him again.

In fact, when Thor swiftly and decisively killed the two berserk barbarians, the barbarian priest knew that Thor was not a first-level apprentice.

The barbarian priest was barely at the level of a second-level apprentice, and as he watched Thor run towards him step by step, the pressure on him grew.

He was considering whether or not to retreat.

Although Lord Bill of the Wizard Tower had ordered him to clean up Sailtown, things were now clearly beyond his capabilities.

At that moment, sounds came from inside Mofan Town again.

The barbarian priest looked around and saw that it was Yuni, another wizard from Mosail Town, who had returned with his soldiers.

Each of them wore a face etched with deep anger and pain.

"So, it's today. He's back."

The barbarian priest knew that emotion all too well. He knew that if he were attacked from both sides, his opponents would definitely entangle him and prevent him from leaving.

It was time to leave, he said, waving his wooden cane.

The barbarians began to retreat.

They came fast, and they ran even faster.

Thor tried his best to intercept some, but the barbarians ran around him, and in the end he only left behind seven or eight corpses.

One of the barbarians, carrying a large bundle, was targeted by Thor and collapsed beside him.

The cloth used to wrap the item was not something a barbarian would possess, and the knots tied on the outside were even more neat, unlike what a barbarian would do.

Most of the other barbarians have already fled.

Thor didn't know any flying spells, so he could only watch helplessly as the barbarian priest directed his men to intercept Thor while riding away in another direction.

Thor gave up the chase and crouched down to open the package.

Dozens of jujubes rolled out of it, clearly having been picked some time ago, as the roots and stems were already dry.

Was it stolen by the barbarians? Or, as the old madman said, was it a deal between the town and the barbarians?

Why did these barbarians suddenly appear and deliberately destroy the millstone orchard?

They unilaterally overturned the table and tore up the contract.

After a while, an unfamiliar wizard apprentice ran out of the town of Moss, stopped not far from Thor, panting and looking at him warily.

"You? Hmm... Who are you?" The other person's eyes held a hint of wariness.

"The Wizard's Tower," Thor replied casually.

His gaze returned to the fleeing barbarians, then fell upon the three-story tower, and finally swept over the ravaged Millstone Orchard.

"I will report what happened here."

A look of fear flashed across Yuni's face.

"You can think carefully about how to explain Sherry the wizard's matter before the other wizards in charge of this matter arrive."

"I have something to do, I'm leaving now." Thor didn't want to say anything more to him.

Thor didn't stay behind to deal with the matters in Mosail Town; presumably, Wizard Yuni and the group he brought back would make proper arrangements.

As for Penny and the others, they may no longer be able to stay in Sailtown. Thor left her a bag of money, and that was all.

Penny offered her eyes, and Thor changed her fate of being refined.

This is not helping; it is an equivalent exchange.

Although it was already bright daylight, the sunlight couldn't dispel the lingering chill of late spring.

Thor walked alone at the border between the desert and the town, with the town of Mosail, filled with cries of distress, behind him.

Although he had lived there for three days, Saul still could not feel sorrow for the disaster that had befallen him.

Everything was hazy, as if viewed through a frosted mirror.

That was no longer his world.

Thor lowered his head, and every now and then transparent soul worms would emerge from under his skin, twirl in the air, and then burrow back in.

He is now a wizard.

……

While everyone was cleaning up the battlefield and helping the wounded, a woman climbed over the collapsed wall and secretly ran towards the millstone orchard.

Because it was unclear whether there were any roaming barbarians outside, the wizard Yuni forbade anyone from leaving the town.

However, that woman disobeyed the wizard's orders.

Jenny, who is over forty years old, has never run so hard before.

She was afraid she would be stopped.

Fortunately, no one was paying attention to her at that moment.

I ran to the wall, where torches stood, and even in the daytime, there were faint flames.

Jenny looked around frantically and pulled a broken piece of wood from the corner of the wall to light a torch.

She carefully lit the torch in her hand, excitedly gasping for breath.

Once she had finally lit the torch in her hand, she quickly climbed over the fence of the field, without the slightest hesitation even though her hands and feet were cut by sharp stones.

She came to the tangled vines of the Grinding Fruit, which had become intertwined due to the collapsed trellis, grinned, and with trembling hands, set the vines ablaze.

A fire broke out.

Jenny's face was flushed red by the flames. She dropped the torch, her eyes wide with excitement, and finally burst into laughter.

"Hahaha, hahaha, it's all gone, all gone! Hahaha..."

(End of this chapter)