Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 117 You Didn't Plug in the Power

"What exactly are those human-headed monsters?" Thor always felt that although he had read a lot of books in the past two years, there was always more unknown than known.

In the wizarding world, the unknown often represents danger.

Completely unfamiliar with the monster before him, Thor wanted to retreat to the tent and wait for Byron and Nick to return.

But when he looked up, he saw several human-headed monsters somehow climbing onto their experimental table.

There was even a soul fluctuation sensor pinned to the back of one's head.

The instrument was knocked askew and nearly fell to the ground.

However, the headless monster that bumped into the sensor seemed completely unaware that it had almost caused trouble, and jumped up again on the spot.

Thor couldn't hold back any longer and immediately tried to step forward to save the sensor.

But as soon as he took his left foot out, the diary beside him flew out and blocked his face.

[May 14th, 316th year of the lunar calendar]

Even if only the head remains

Even the headless monster will not stop its pursuit of knowledge.

They are forever immersed in the pursuit of knowledge.

But if the monsters realize you can see them...

They will be very enthusiastic in inviting you, if you share the same interests.

How about it, give it a try?

Although I've gotten a little shorter,

That's because all the nutrients are going to the brain!

]

Thor silently shut his mouth and prepared to put his left foot down.

But as soon as he put his left foot down, he felt that the sensation under his foot was not right.

He pretended to look down unconsciously and was shocked to find himself stepping on the hair of the woman from before.

The woman was running clumsily when suddenly her hair was stepped on. The force sent her tumbling backward, rolling to Thor's ankles.

"Ouch!!! Some big oaf stepped on my hair!"

Thor felt a chill run down his spine.

Just then, a row of human-headed monsters walked past him.

Instead of helping the woman-headed monster, they stood by and laughed.

"I told you your hair is too much trouble, just eat it."

"Baldness is supreme!"

"Or would you eat his feet?"

"I hope his feet don't stink as much as your mouth!"

The woman's head and eyes darted around wildly.

Thor felt she was about to be convinced by those headless monsters.

"Ah," Thor exclaimed expressionlessly, "my soles suddenly feel so itchy."

He nervously lifted his left foot and, in a practiced manner, scratched the sole of his shoe twice.

The woman took the opportunity to step back two steps and free her hair.

"Oh no, I need to wash my hair!" she exclaimed, running away in a state of utter despair.

In fact, there was more mud on her hair than on the soles of Thor's shoes.

Once he was sure there were no other heads on the ground, Thor slowly lowered his foot.

Before he could even catch his breath, he heard another "crack" sound. Thor looked up and was shocked to find that the Soul Wave Perception Device had almost been knocked to the ground.

At this moment, a small portion of its base had already scrambled to the edge of the table.

Thor took a deep breath.

He straightened his back and walked over, muttering to himself, "This sensor doesn't look complicated. I'll try operating it."

Thor approached with extreme caution and picked up the teetering, half-person-high sensor.

He originally intended to take the sensor back into the tent, but when he turned around, he found himself surrounded by a bunch of human-headed monsters.

They all craned their necks, staring intently at Thor, seemingly hoping he would see them.

If Thor were to walk back to the tent at this moment, he would inevitably step on the human-headed monster unless he deliberately avoided it.

However, if he deliberately avoids them, it is easy for the monster to realize that he can see them.

Thor held the sensor and shook it, muttering, "It's so heavy. Never mind, let's not break it. Let's just try it here."

He made a gesture as if he was about to slowly place the sensor on the ground.

Because he deliberately slowed his movements, the headless monsters in front of him saw the sensor device about to fall and quickly moved aside.

Thor, having spotted the headless monster on the ground, finally placed the sensor steadily on the ground.

That way, even if those head-shaped monsters knock over the sensor again, it shouldn't break.

To justify his earlier statement, Thor activated the Perception Device as Byron had taught him.

This was the first time he had used this sensor. Although Byron had demonstrated it once, Thor still used it haltingly.

Not to mention that there was a group of spectators around him who thought they were invisible.

"He's so stupid!"

"Is someone like that a wizard?"

"He's a wizard's apprentice!"

"If my apprentice were this stupid, I would eat his brains."

"You talk as if you have an apprentice!"

Thor tried his best to block out the mocking voices around him, but whether it was because of nervousness or because he really didn't remember the key points of operation, Thor fiddled with it for a long time but still couldn't activate the sensor.

"Forget it!" Thor slumped back wearily, one hand resting on a head before sliding to the ground. "I must have been too stupid."

Thor expected to be met with another barrage of mockery, but all he heard was silence.

He glanced at the ground out of the corner of his eye.

Those headless monsters are still there.

But it was very quiet.

It's like their mouths were all stuffed with smelly socks.

Thor blinked slowly, his gaze falling on the mirror in front of him.

In the mirror, there was a crooked and twisted Thor.

Behind the crooked Thor, there stood a person!

It was a human figure whose features were indistinct, but which was not distorted or twisted at all!

Thor felt a chill run through him, and even his breath caught in his throat.

Spirit?

No, it's not an ordinary spirit.

It's an evil spirit!

Unexpectedly, the person Byron was looking for delivered himself right to his doorstep.

But now there's only Thor.

Thor tried to mobilize his mental energy to activate his magic, but he couldn't move at all.

Even the spiritual body was stagnant like lava, no longer as active as before.

"This evil spirit... has sealed my movements."

Thor found his thinking slowed down. Because his consciousness was rigid, he felt no deep fear other than the rigidity.

He stared at the evil spirit in the mirror, unable to look away.

Saul even hoped that he would face a life-or-death crisis at this moment, so that once the diary was released, he could examine it and break the evil spirit's control over him.

But there was no change in the diary.

The small algae remained still.

Clearly, evil spirits are not on its menu.

Thor had no idea what the evil spirit in the mirror wanted to do.

He seemed to just want to make eye contact with Thor.

gradually,

The blurry figure in the mirror gradually became clear, just as the mist gradually dissipated on the mirror surface.

Thor vaguely saw a pair of eyes...

Suddenly a hand patted Thor on the shoulder.

"Um?"

Thor jolted awake and was finally able to move.

He instinctively looked in the direction of the sound and was surprised to see Byron squatting beside him, looking at him with concern.

"Um?"

"Senior Byron, I... I just saw an evil spirit!" Thor didn't dare mention the headless monster on the ground, but when he glanced at the ground again, he found that there wasn't a single headless monster around.

Sometime later, all these human-headed monsters ran away.

"You saw the evil spirit? Through the sensor?" Nick walked out from behind Byron, carrying several large rocks.

"That's impossible." He put the stone on the ground, walked to the side somewhat blankly, and checked the soul fluctuation sensor. "You didn't even turn on the sensor!"

"What?!" Thor exclaimed in astonishment, pointing a finger at the mirror. "Look..."

The words came to an abrupt halt.

The mirror only showed a crooked Thor and a crooked Byron squatting beside him.

(End of this chapter)