Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 301 The Experiment Failed

Yura smiled and reached out her hand, but Gorsa didn't take it. Instead, he bent down and picked her up.

Yura seemed quite satisfied, chuckling as she said, "Were you startled? Don't worry, I've prepared a lot, so we can start the experiment with peace of mind."

Yura looked at Gorsa with eyes full of joy.

But the next second she couldn’t wait to jump down from Gorsa’s arms and walk to one of the experimental tables.

"Of course, we need to prepare a lot of companion flowers before we start the experiment. I borrowed some seeds from my sister, but you'll still need to contact Land Travel for a large order."

Yura picked up a piece of paper from the table; from Thor's current perspective, the words on it were invisible.

But he could see Yura's expression clearly.

If Lady Yura's eyes were filled with joy when she and the Tower Master looked at each other just now, now, as she looked at the white paper in her hand, her eyes burned with a blazing fire.

Through Yura's trembling hands, Thor could clearly see her current fervor and excitement.

"We can begin immediately—"

However, Yura's words were cut short.

Because the man behind her suddenly used his hand as a knife and cut off half of Yura's head.

As blood splattered across the entire lab table, Yura collapsed, her body convulsing.

Gorsa, whose face was also splattered with blood, gently dragged Yura's upper head.

After a long silence, he suddenly sighed.

"The experiment failed."

Thor instantly felt a chill run through his body and couldn't breathe.

The next second, his vision was once again shrouded in black mist.

However, when the black fog dissipated, Thor found himself still in the history of the small algae.

This is another piece of history.

It was still that strange laboratory surrounded by black mud.

This time, Thor immediately spotted Gorza, who had become even thinner. His hair was longer and more disheveled, as if a considerable period of time had passed since the last time he lived.

He walked to the middle of the platform, bent down, and lifted a woman out of the rectangular recess in the center.

It was Yura's corpse, missing half its head.

She had stopped bleeding, but the muscle tissue in the cross-section of her skull still looked fresh.

Gorsa gently placed the person on the now empty experimental table.

He first gently removed the clothes from the female corpse, revealing her fair and graceful body.

Then Gorsa raised his hand, and a small blade, three centimeters long, quietly appeared between his thumb and forefinger.

The blade was extremely sharp and thin, and it trembled slightly as Gorsa's hand muscles twitched.

Suddenly, the shaking stopped.

Gorsa bent down again, pressing his hand and the blade together at the notch in Yura's head, very carefully, very gently... and began to peel off the skin.

The black mist enveloped the surrounding area once again. When Thor opened his eyes again, he saw the small algae sticking out their tongues like a puppy, the huge black tentacles swaying towards the sky, and the devil vines that looked somewhat aggrieved and surrounded by dozens of tentacles.

He has returned from history.

Perhaps because the level of the small algae was far lower than that of the diary, Saul's remaining ability to observe history allowed him to see more scenes in the small algae's history.

He patted Xiaozao's head, letting it move freely. Thor stretched out his arms, moving his somewhat stiff limbs.

His gaze wandered through the void, his mind filled with the history he had just witnessed.

"The tower master killed Lady Yura and skinned her. These two scenes match everything Yura said."

If we look at it this way, then Yura wasn't lying.

However, Thor still had some doubts.

In the first part of the story, Yora's account clearly states that an experiment was about to begin, but Gorza cuts off Yora's head and says, "The experiment has failed."

What exactly are they referring to as the experiments they're talking about?

Are the experiments they're referring to the same experiment?

But regardless of their stances, one thing Thor is certain of.

Yura truly hates Gorza now.

However, due to Gorza's power, her hatred could only turn into verbal complaints and unpredictable temper.

But the true nature of the conflict between the two cannot be fully revealed in this history.

It's possible that Gorza killed Yura, but based on the inconsistencies in Yura's and Gorza's statements, it's also possible that Yura had already run into trouble.

Saul pinched the bridge of his nose and suddenly felt a headache, not a pathological one, but a physiological one.

The world before my eyes is always shrouded in one fog after another. Every time I try to uncover the truth, I find that it is hidden within yet another lie.

So what is the truth?

Thor wasn't really concerned about "who killed whom," but he was clearly already in the vortex, and at level three, about to officially participate in Gorsa's research project.

He always needs to be clear about what he needs to study, and whether it will send him to the guillotine.

Although the risk warnings provided by the diary have increased from minutes to hours or even days, he cannot rely on the diary forever to determine the direction forward.

Especially after Kismet appeared, Thor felt a sense of crisis.

Therefore, he worked hard to strengthen his connection with the diary, explore the diary's abilities, and link the diary with his own physical transformation and his major witchcraft.

"If one day I lose my diary..." Saul thought for a moment, then suddenly laughed heartily, "I don't need to think about that. Given my current connection with the diary, losing it would mean certain death. So there's no need to consider the consequences of someone stealing it."

Having used up his last bit of "observing history" ability, Thor kept all his questions in mind and threw himself back into learning.

Half a month passed in this tense yet boring atmosphere.

During this time, it seemed that the wizard Brie wanted to continue proving his innocence, and he came to see Thor again.

Thor spoke a few words to him through the wall woven by the devil's vine, but made no promises.

The person asking is merely a temporary master; their word doesn't count.

Then, he, the temporary master, went back to bully the local resident "Devil Vine" with Xiao Zao.

After that, Brie never came again, finally giving Saul some peace and quiet.

So when the gates of Blackburg were knocked on again half a month later, Thor didn't react immediately; it was probably the successor of the Wizard Tower who had arrived.

He happened to have a formula on hand, and after calculating it halfway through, he didn't want to give up.

So he sent Devil Vine to find out who it was. If it was still Brie, Thor planned to pretend he hadn't heard anything.

However, the feedback he received from the Devil Vine was that someone from the Wizard Tower had arrived.

A man and a woman alighted from the carriage.

Saul threw down his pen. "Finally, someone's here."

T turned to the black tentacles swaying merrily on the ground and said, "Little algae, put them all away."

Xiao Zao knew that the two were about to return to the Wizard Tower, and without saying a word, she retracted all the tentacles on the ground into her main body.

Suddenly, the previously crowded underground space became much larger.

The devil vine carefully stretched out its aerial roots, seemingly unable to believe that it had finally reclaimed its territory.

It was a pleasure to spend this time with you, Your Excellency Saul.

"Me too," Thor said, suppressing a laugh.

He strode out of the underground space and arrived at the gate of Black Castle.

Just in case, he didn't open the door, nor did he remove the devil vine wall inside the room.

"May I ask who this person is?" Thor deliberately lowered his voice, making himself sound somewhat nervous and gloomy.

"..."

"You're always right!"

Three Hundred Chapters as a Souvenir

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