Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 281, Level 3

Chapter 281 Level 3

"Where's my diary? My big, red hardcover book?!"

Thor felt a cold sweat break out instantly, a tingling, stiff sensation shooting from the soles of his feet straight to the back of his head!

"Calm down!" Thor took a deep breath, calming his wildly beating heart and rapid breathing.

He closed his eyes, trying to feel the presence of the diary.

This was not difficult; in fact, the moment Thor calmed down, he saw the diary inside his own body.

The red hardcover book floated silently within his mind, and lazily turned over the moment Thor looked at it.

"Have I... turned my diary into my GPS tracker?"

In fact, Saul understood the matter the instant he saw the diary within his own mind, but he was somewhat unsure due to his excitement.

Once a first-level apprentice meets the required level of magic and mental strength, they can advance to the second level by constructing a complete first-level sorcery.

Second-level apprentices, however, need to choose a positioning device, accept it both physically and mentally, and meet the required level of magic power before they can advance to the third-level apprentice level.

Thor had absorbed large amounts of spirits several times, and his magic power had long since reached the required level. His magical talent had also been significantly enhanced through repeated transformations with the wizard's body. Not to mention his mental strength, which was now comparable to that of a formal wizard.

Now that he has stabilized his locator, he can study more advanced second-order sorcery!

Once he successfully solidifies his first level 2 magic spell, it will mean that he has officially become a level 3 wizard apprentice!

The higher the level of witchcraft, the more likely the knowledge it contains is to have an impact on or even pollute people.

Only by selecting and stabilizing the positioning device can one access higher-level knowledge.

Otherwise, only destruction awaits the reckless.

After the diary was moved from Saul's left shoulder into his mental body, it brought him a powerful sense of security.

When Thor meditates, casts spells, or mobilizes his mental energy, he can feel the vibrations of magic and mental energy decreasing significantly.

"In this way, the mental shock caused by casting first-tier magic becomes minimal. And first-tier magic has no effect on my mental strength at all. Even though I haven't learned second-tier magic yet, I'm already stronger than most second-tier apprentices! And after learning second-tier magic, my attack and defense will both rise to another level, placing me among the top third-tier apprentices I know. Moreover, if I launch a soul-based attack, even a formal wizard could be defeated if they're careless!"

He closed his eyes to calm himself down.

Next, Thor cast several spells he was proficient in one by one, confirming that his mental energy fluctuations seemed to be smaller than those of an ordinary level three apprentice.

"In the past that I can see, the diary's power was much stronger than it is now. Now, it seems to have sealed many of its abilities. But that's alright, gradually unlocking them is the best thing for me. Otherwise, the diary would be the most dangerous thing for me."

"That world of death may represent the diary's strongest fighting force, but such power... even if you possess it, it's difficult to control."

Thor was self-aware enough not to envy the power that could destroy the world; he simply wanted to walk his path steadily.

After resting for a few minutes and clearing his mind, Thor stood up and used his Mage's Hand again to lift the old madman up.

At the same time, he took out a pen and paper from his pocket, intending to use the time on his return journey to continue his study of witchcraft.

His conversation with Kismet not only helped him understand the diary better, but also intensified his desire to become stronger.

Although Kismet called him "master," he showed no mercy when it came to his actions.

According to him, in order to strengthen Saul's connection with the diary, he wouldn't mind personally pushing Saul into danger.

Even if Thor has a diary that allows him to foresee death crises, the only thing that can truly resolve and avoid those crises is his own strength!

The sky has completely cleared, and the blood-red night is finally over.

Thor did not encounter Kira again on his return journey.

The female warrior is clearly more interested in fighting; it's unknown whether she has caught up with Kismet.

But on his way back to the outskirts of Mosail, Thor encountered people from the Principality of Kema.

They had completely surrounded the town, but no one had entered it; in fact, they were all standing more than a hundred meters away from the town.

Some soldiers held up specially made bows and arrows, the tips of which were on fire.

The burning arrow left the bowstring and landed precisely in Mofan Town, igniting a large burst of flames.

There is also the power of witchcraft involved.

Several people dressed as wizards were arguing and making noise, seemingly trying to confirm something, and they were holding crystal balls, astrolabes and other magical props.

A carriage was parked not far behind the wizards.

The coachman, with a small mushroom on his head, squatted pitifully on the ground, holding a pottery jar in his arms.

One of the wizards was the first to notice Thor. He saw Thor slowly approaching and his eyes showed wariness.

But before he could say anything, the coachman who was squatting on the ground suddenly jumped up.

"Sir!" The coachman grinned, revealing his remarkably neat teeth.

Upon hearing the address of the coachman, the arguing wizards immediately changed their expressions, their faces beaming with smiles as they extended their sincerest welcome to Thor's return.

Thor had no interest in exchanging pleasantries with the wizards of the Principality of Kema. Most of them appeared to be only second-level apprentices, with only the leader possessing the strength of a third-level apprentice.

He nodded to those people and then walked straight to the coachman.

The coachman looked at Saul with great excitement, "Sir, you're really alright!"

"They say everyone who enters the town dies, but I don't believe you'll be in trouble too!" The little mushroom on the driver's head swayed.

The mushrooms in the earthenware pot in his hand were also swaying at the same frequency.

"Were you waiting outside the whole time?" Thor asked with a smile.

"Yes, sir. Later, other people came here, so I hid in the woods and pretended to be a mushroom. They really ignored me."

Saul chuckled to himself, thinking, "Perhaps Billy and Angela were too focused on the town when they arrived to notice the coachman hiding in the woods. Of course, it's also possible they spotted him but simply didn't intend to pay him any attention."

"Did you see a wizard leave town over here?" Thor wanted to know if Billy had left alive.

The coachman shook his head. "I hid far enough away to look closely. But later, a wizard did leave from this side of the woods. I don't know if he came from the town. Then, the people from the Duchy of Kema came. They found me and brought me a maid."

"The people of the Principality of Kema... gave you a maid?" Thor frowned slightly. "What kind of maid?"

"It's in the car."

As if hearing the coachman's words, the carriage door behind him suddenly opened.

Thor turned his head and saw a doll dressed in a black and white maid outfit sitting in the carriage, smiling and giving him a flirtatious wink.

"Aren't you Wright's maid doll?"

There was no one else in the car, and Thor immediately looked around for Wright.

"No need to look anymore, Wright has already entered the town, he's probably dead."

That voice?!

"Mrs. Yura?" Thor turned around abruptly, almost snapping his neck.

The doll's smile vanished abruptly. "I'm not Yura, I'm Winnie! Don't call me Yura!"

The puppet turned its face away, no longer looking at Thor. The carriage door slammed shut.

Thor looked at the coachman blankly, only to find that the coachman returned the same expression.

Several wizards from the Duchy of Kema had been secretly observing Thor's movements. Seeing Thor's bewildered expression, one of them approached somewhat awkwardly.

"Greetings, I am Buri, a court wizard from the Duchy of Kema and a third-level wizard apprentice. Our Grand Duke was somewhat rude to the lady in the carriage just now. I hope you will not mind."

Thor then realized what was happening.

Although the tower master always called her Yura, she herself called herself Winnie.

A name that has absolutely nothing to do with Yura.

Looking back now, perhaps only Gorsa truly recognized Yora's identity.

So who exactly is Yura, and how was she created?

Perhaps only the owner of the Wizard Tower knows the answer.

(End of this chapter)

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