Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 234 The Idealistic Locator

When it comes to confidence, Keli has never lost.

Watching Claire, wearing a heavy metal mask, disappear gracefully up the slope, Thor leisurely walked down.

To be honest, he saw the Tower Master more often than Keli, but he didn't seem to know as much about the Tower Master as Keli did.

Gu Duo was really good to Ke Li, not only teaching her knowledge but also often chatting with her about gossip.

Before returning to the second warehouse, Saul decided to go to the library first.

Since opening the mini-map of the 19th-floor tower owner's private library, he has rarely gone to the public library.

Last time I went, I bought a copy of "How to Hide in the Cracks" from the administrator. But because another book, "The Book of Emptiness," was inexplicably thrown back onto the bookshelf by the tower owner who suddenly appeared, he hasn't studied "The Cracks" in depth yet.

This time, Thor resolved his minor troubles, and it seemed the Tower Master hadn't assigned him any other tasks. After considering his recent study direction, he chose the locator over the Nightmare Butterfly.

The Nightmare Butterfly's abilities and power are indeed alluring. But the danger it represents is also astonishing.

Thor had just stabilized his spirit and didn't want to travel through dreams any longer.

In contrast, the GPS device was his main reliance for advancement.

There's a saying circulating in the Wizard Tower: an apprentice without a locator isn't a true Tier 2—Keli.

This is equivalent to the fact that, when it comes to grading based on knowledge (the difficulty of witchcraft knowledge differs between level 0 and level 1) and grading based on strength (whether or not the spiritual body is protected by a locator), most apprentices still prefer the latter.

While Thor has not yet encountered any bottlenecks in mastering higher levels of witchcraft, he still has no clue about his locator.

Even though he obtained two formulas and insights about positioning devices from Kong Sha, they still did not provide any practical help in his selection of a positioning device.

So, now that he finally had some free time, he decided to go to the library to take a good look at the theory about positioning devices.

Upon arriving at the library, Saul saw several young faces cautiously standing outside the door, peering inside.

Without a doubt, he's a new apprentice.

Only newcomers would be so cautious even before stepping into the library, and fearful of the arrogant young librarian standing inside the door.

Saul walked past the children and went straight into the library.

When the young librarian saw Saul, he was taken aback at first, quickly scanned him, and then showed a hint of unease.

"Good afternoon. Do you have any books on the theory of locators in the library?" Thor remained polite, seemingly unaware of what had happened last time.

The young administrator, unusually, tucked his chin in his hand when facing Thor.

"The information about positioning devices is in the thirteenth row, fourth column," he said in a low voice.

It's right in front of the row of evil spirits?

The Wizard Tower's library is not a place where you can just wander around looking for books, especially the bookshelves after the 8th row. You never know what knowledge you will see next, so almost all apprentices choose to consult the administrator first.

This is probably the reason why these administrators exist.

Thor went to the corresponding bookshelf and couldn't help but glance at the fourteenth row, fourth column.

On the bottom shelf of that bookshelf, there was still a person lying down.

However, this time, what was exposed was no longer Thor's familiar arm.

"My fears have changed?" Thor stroked his chin. "Is it because the second body modification resolved my incompatibility between body and spirit?"

Thor inexplicably transmigrates into the body of a newly deceased person, gaining a second life, but this body is not a perfect fit.

This resulted in Thor, who primarily cultivated the dark attribute, performing worse than others in terms of spiritual and physical harmony.

The second transformation directly molded Thor's body into the shape of his soul. Although his appearance remained unchanged, his grayish-white skin was created based on Thor's mental energy, essentially giving him a more suitable outer layer.

The bookshelf containing the evil spirits generated new illusions, confirming Thor's theory. However, according to its principles, what appeared this time should have been Thor's new fear.

But when he saw the arm sticking out from the outside of the bookshelf, he couldn't help but be taken aback.

His fear had transformed from his past life into that of a little girl!

Why did my fear turn into that of a little girl? I should go and see. As the saying goes, know yourself and know your enemy, and you will never be defeated.

With this thought in mind, Saul slowly moved to the fourteenth row of bookshelves, then tilted his head until it was parallel to the ground, and then bent down little by little to see who was lying on the bottom shelf.

The reason he did this instead of just crouching down was so that he could gather his strength to escape in case of danger.

Soon, the person lying on the bookshelf revealed her face.

Her light green short hair was softly spread across the natural wood bookshelf, and her pointed ears were peeking out, with the very tips curling slightly and listlessly.

It was the elf Thor saw in the illusion during his transformation?!

Thor quickly took two steps back.

Until the bookshelf completely blocked the elf's view.

"Why are there elves again?" He rubbed his forehead and returned to the thirteenth row helplessly. "It seems that listening to the tower master talk about elves last time still affected my understanding."

However, being afraid of elves is better than being afraid of yourself.

At least he could find a way to get away from the former.

Putting aside his fear of taking office, Saul gathered his thoughts and began to wander in front of the thirteenth bookshelf.

Although the books here are all related to positioning devices, most of them are notes and conjectures. There isn't a single book with specific formulas for positioning devices.

After all, this is a public library, and the books and knowledge stored here are available for the public to read and learn from.

Things like the formula for a positioning device cannot be shared cheaply.

Since Thor's goal isn't a specific formula, he won't be as disappointed as the others.

His gaze swept over the books of varying thicknesses, and finally he spotted a seemingly valuable book in the corner.

Saul carefully pulled the book out of the crowded bookshelf.

The book and its cover are titled "How to Choose the Right GPS Device for You - Barbara".

Saul carefully flipped through the first few pages.

On the title page of the book were five words, written in the whispers of the dead, which Saul was studying.

Know yourself

direction

method

Result

Self-reflection

"It's a bit like self-analysis," Thor continued reading.

On the second page, written in a rather messy, rapidly flowing handwriting:

Based on my own observations and knowledge, I've summarized five stages for choosing a GPS locator. Since everyone's understanding of GPS locators differs, the more detailed the explanation, the more likely it is to lead someone astray. If you feel your thinking aligns with these five terms, you can take it back and continue to expand your thinking. If you find it unacceptable, then tear it up immediately, or better yet, forget about it.

Barbara

"Indeed, everyone's understanding of the locator is different. Compared to runes and witchcraft, which are more in line with mathematical logic, the knowledge of the locator is more like idealistic philosophy. Therefore, it is somewhat difficult for me, who is used to mathematics and physics, to grasp it."

Saul closed the book, ready to borrow this one. Although he only glanced at the cover, he inexplicably felt that the other person's ideas suited him very well.

Having chosen his book, he prepared to leave, lest he linger too long and get lost in the depths of the library as the surrounding fog thickened.

However, just as he reached the aisle of the twelfth row of bookshelves, he suddenly saw the young man who had been guarding the entrance to the library standing in front of him.

Judging from their posture, they were waiting for him.

(End of this chapter)