Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 224 Nightmare Butterfly

"Cough cough..." Thor, with limited time, quickly shouted at the large face that was charging at him again, "Heidi!"

Heidi, who was rushing over, was stunned and stopped in her tracks.

That's why we can see that Heidi's eyes are gone, leaving only two deep holes on her face.

They do resemble the eyeless wooden dolls in Kaz's lab.

The burning sensation around him intensified again. Thor glanced at the group of menacing eyes in the distance and knew he had to leave.

He grabbed Heidi's long nose and pulled her uphill like a radish.

From beginning to end, all eyes were fixed on Thor, showing no regard for Heidi in his hands.

As soon as she left the mezzanine, Heidi, who had been stunned, instantly regained her energy. She shouted "Brother!" in a shrill voice and ran like a madwoman toward the warehouse door.

But when she reached the horde of zombies, she suddenly slammed on the brakes, turned around, and ran back behind Thor, sobbing softly.

If you ignore her terrifying face, she does resemble a somewhat willful little girl.

No, it looks like a spoiled little girl with a high ponytail.

Thor ignored the seabed trembling before the horde of corpses, returned to his own body first, and then stood up again.

He looked at Heidi, who was following him closely, and thought that it seemed inappropriate to drag a woman out by the nose in front of her brother.

But Heidi said it was a human head, but it was actually just a face; there was no neck or back of the head, it was just like a human skin mask.

Thor glanced at her for a few moments before reluctantly lifting Heidi up with one hand, his other hand lightly cupped in front of him, and walked straight to the horde of corpses.

"I need to send her away, please don't hurt her, okay?"

Although the horde of zombies hadn't moved, judging from Heidi's terrified expression, she probably sensed the threat from them.

So Saul then tried to negotiate with them.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he finished speaking, the horde of corpses in front of him moved to the left and right, making way for a two-meter-wide passageway in the middle.

Thor was taken aback, not expecting the horde of zombies to be so cooperative. Could it be that they had developed feelings for each other after spending so much time together?

After all, most of the corpses had invited Thor to come over and see their recent boring routines.

"Thank you." Thor nodded politely and continued forward, supporting Heidi.

Of course, he remained vigilant to avoid the horde of zombies suddenly attacking him or Heidi along the way.

Fortunately, the journey went smoothly. Saul pushed open the warehouse door and saw Haywood still standing there holding the black bottle.

"Brother!" Heidi seemed to have sniffed out Haywood's scent with her big nose, and immediately ran away from Thor's grasp and flew to Haywood's side.

Thor did not stop him.

Heidi flew around Haywood's head twice, seemingly trying to reattach herself to the back of his head, but Haywood did not agree and instead raised the bottle in his hand.

Heidi's nostrils twitched twice more, and she said in a tearful voice, "I don't want to go in."

Heywood shook his head firmly. "You're too dirty right now. You can't come out until you're clean."

Heidi's previous image of a delicate young girl vanished instantly, replaced by a ferocious expression as she began to berate Haywood.

However, Haywood seemed to be used to all of this. He simply grabbed Heidi's nose with a blank expression and forcefully shoved her into the black bottle.

Thor: "..."

"Thank you very much." After tidying up his sister, Haywood didn't try anything funny and simply took out a small lead box from his pocket.

Saul took it and was about to examine it when Haywood pressed his hand down.

"It is best to read alone in a quiet place. Each reading session should not exceed ten minutes, and you should not fall asleep for three days after reading. You should also avoid deep meditation."

Heywood solemnly informed Saul of all the important points.

The diary did not refute this.

Heywood also warned Saul, "When you don't need it, you must seal it in this lead box. You must not take notes, and after you finish reading the book, the deeper your understanding of it becomes, the less you should say or write its name, especially when there is an immature cocoon next to you. The deeper your bond with it and the more connections you have, the easier it will be to awaken it. Once it has transformed into a butterfly, even a formal wizard will not dare to provoke it."

Thor nodded, indicating that he had made a mental note of it.

Heywood finally released his grip: "Dangerous yet beautiful, that's probably the most fascinating thing about witchcraft."

Next, Heywood wanted to invite Thor to take a tour of the First Warehouse, seemingly aroused by the Nightmare Butterfly's desire to show off, but Thor felt it was better not to wander around for the time being.

Haywood didn't insist. "I'll go back and prepare. I'll come over at noon tomorrow to help stabilize your spirit."

This was the first payment Heywood had promised Saul.

Thor wasn't in a hurry. He carried the small lead box containing the Nightmare Butterfly's information back to the second warehouse.

However, after obtaining the information about the Nightmare Butterfly that he had been dreaming of, he did not open it to view it immediately, but instead placed it on a shelf that was far away from the Nightmare Butterfly's cocoon.

"My spirit and physical body are still unstable, so it would be too dangerous for me to look at this rashly. I'll save it for after I complete my second object modification."

Saul resisted the temptation of knowledge and lay back down on his single bed. "Besides, I desperately need some sleep right now."

He had just lain down on the bed when he suddenly stood up, ran to the corner of the storeroom, and brought out a stone coffin.

This stone coffin can seal the soul to a certain extent, so wizard apprentices who go out often use the stone coffin to bring back the mutated corpses outside for research.

Thor got this from a senior who tried to trick him into believing he was possessed by an evil spirit. He killed her in return, while Byron, who arrived late, cleaned up the mess and distributed the spoils.

So Thor got this stone coffin.

He didn't have many opportunities to use it after that, and he never expected that when he took it out again, he would use it as a bed.

Of course, Saul didn't mind. After cleaning it thoroughly and removing the dust, he threw his bedding and pillows in.

……

A dozen days later, Saul was holding up two test tubes, comparing the differences between them.

One of the test tubes was given a death warning in the diary, while the other was safe. However, the other reagent did not turn deep red as Ralph had described in his notes.

"Some step must have gone wrong." Thor shook his head. He couldn't find where he had done something wrong. "No wonder it's a material for body modification researched by formal wizards. Even though the diary kept correcting my mistakes, it still couldn't perfectly replicate it."

Indeed, one should not underestimate any wizard in this world.

Thor put down the two test tubes, preparing to begin the third refining process.

Once he completes the flesh and blood magic modification potion, he can try to fuse the plastic bones with the flesh and blood magic.

A body-modifying scheme that primarily involves devouring flesh, combined with the ability to store souls using spiritual esters—it's anyone's guess what kind of sparks will fly in the end.

Of course, the diary would also be indispensable in order to ensure that the final reaction of the potion would be in the direction that Thor needed.

Little Algae obediently handed Thor a new empty test tube and a stirring rod.

It was always the most excited one whenever Thor did an experiment.

Unfortunately, just as Saul took the test tube, the quill pen in front of him suddenly flew up and began writing rapidly on the white paper spread out on the table.

"A new mission?" Thor was stunned for a moment. It had been a month since he returned, and he had finally received a new work assignment.

These mentors seemed to know he was in seclusion and were unwilling to give him any tasks easily.

If what Thor thinks is true, then it might be the Tower Master's instruction.

He returned the props to Xiaozao, got up and walked to the communication pen to look at the new mission details.

There were no special materials this time, and the final mission was signed by Instructor Gu Duo.

"Ah, it's Claire's mentor." Thor picked up the papers, flipped to his prepared warehouse materials list, and began to compare them.

"It seems like it's been a long time since I've seen Claire. I wonder if she's come back from her adventure. Judging from her appearance, she doesn't seem like someone who met with an accident on the way."

Thor, who had encountered life-or-death crises on both of his outings, still hoped that Claire would have a safe journey.

In just two hours, Saul had selected all the materials, pushed the cart back to the lab table, picked up the feather pen, and wrote "Completed" on the paper used to record the task.

Almost immediately, the door to the second warehouse was knocked on.

"Could it be Haywood?"

Thor walked over. Ever since he pulled Heidi out of the aisle last time, Haywood Ino had been helping Thor improve the stability of the connection between his body and spirit every now and then.

What's really interesting is that he helped Thor by using physical means to modify his physical attributes, which broadened Thor's horizons once again.

It's like acupuncture; having needles stuck all over my body makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.

However, it's said that one modification can last for nearly a month, and the key is that it's free, so Thor put up with it.

However, when Thor walked to the door and pushed it open, a person he hadn't seen in a long time appeared outside.

Thor immediately laughed. "You're finally back, Claire."

(End of this chapter)