Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 346 The Re-blooming Dead Man's Flower

Saul took Byron on an airship ride, and Byron immediately looked at Saul with the eyes one would give a rich woman.

The airship they took on the return trip was not the same one they had taken on the way there, and the captain of this airship did not have the courage of Captain Harry to speak to the two wizard apprentices.

Therefore, the return journey became somewhat boring.

In particular, wizard students were strictly prohibited from conducting experiments on airships.

If the airship is accidentally blown up, the innocent ghosts on board may not be able to help them, but the major shareholder behind the airship, Bai Dong Academy, may send a huge bill.

The kind of debt you couldn't repay even if you sold yourself.

Although Thor had the Wizard Tower Master behind him, Thor didn't believe that his mentor, Gorsa, who didn't care about life or death, would pay his bill.

So be wild when you should be, and be honest when you should be... just keep it to yourself.

With nothing to do, Thor told Byron about the rumors he had heard from Captain Harry about Bydon College and their new products.

Byron's eyes lit up; it seemed his wallet was about to suffer another major blow soon.

Upon returning to the Wizard's Tower, Thor immediately selected a new body for Herman from among the horde of corpses.

It turns out that the female corpse that caused the scream was later determined to be contaminated and has been sent to the morgue.

Similar to the soul infusion experiment, He could only enter female corpses, except for Herman's original body.

Upon entering the male corpse, Herman's consciousness immediately experienced extremely strong rejection, and even showed a faint tendency to be contaminated.

Herman's consciousness did not exhibit any further abnormalities when it entered the new female corpse, rendering much of Saul's prior preparations useless.

Just as Herman was gradually adapting to his new body and slowly began to move, Hayden, who had heard that Thor had returned, also rushed over.

When Saul led Hayden into the second warehouse, Hayden immediately spotted the woman walking slowly inside.

But this time, Hayden was not as enthusiastic as before; in fact, he was rather indifferent.

This made Hermann, who was raising his hand to greet Hayden, feel somewhat awkward.

He originally intended to turn his wrist and change the greeting gesture into a face-grabbing motion, but he couldn't perform the finer movements yet, so the face-grabbing ended up being...

"Snapped!"

Herman slapped himself.

"Hahahaha!"

That wild laughter, without a doubt, must be Penny!

If it's a small algae, its laughter is "puru puru puru".

The trip was quite fruitful, and with Hermann's experiment going relatively smoothly, Saul was in a good mood.

He smiled and introduced him to Hayden: "This is... Oman!"

He originally wanted to say that this was still Herman, but he was afraid that Hayden would be too shocked and corrupted if he learned Herman's true identity, so he chose to tell a white lie.

After Saul's introduction, Hayden stiffly and expressionlessly nodded to Hermann.

Herman blinked his empty eyes, pretending that he couldn't control his body well, and slowly turned his head to the other side.

Ignoring the cold relationship between the two, Saul called Herman and Hayden to the lab table and continued recording data.

"...Let's continue, H.A., Aman, when you entered the container, besides 'Help me,' did you hear any other sounds? Did you see or sense anything else unusual?"

"No, pig... sir." Herman's tongue was still not working very well in his new body, so he quickly imitated Hayden's way of addressing Thor.

Thor asked Hayden again, but Hayden still had no recollection of what happened when he first entered the new body.

Nevertheless, Thor had many new ideas and planned to start experimenting with them one by one starting tomorrow.

With the addition of the gray substance he recently discovered—which he calls gray matter—he's likely to be very busy for some time to come.

But when Hayden learned of Saul's arrangements, he asked Saul for leave.

"I'm very sorry, Lord Thor, but Instructor Rum wants me to come over tomorrow morning for a routine check."

"Regular maintenance?"

Thor recalled his experimental notes on soul infusion and found that the process was indeed there. However, like the records of the reaction when the soul first entered the body, it was peripheral information that was easily overlooked.

"What does the regular maintenance involve? Will it check for any rejection between the container and the soul?" Solton became interested and decided to go along tomorrow.

Tonight, after a long and tiring journey, Thor finally returned to his dormitory.

The door to Keli's room next door was still locked; she was clearly still conducting experiments on the production of radioactive toxins in the Black Fortress.

I don't know how things are going or when I'll be able to come back.

Although Saul could communicate with Claire through letters at the registration office, the cost of such communication... well, it's a bit expensive. For casual greetings, it's unnecessary.

If Keli has any needs, she will naturally contact him.

This guy never holds back with Thor, and Thor has never let her down.

After a good night's sleep in the dormitory, Thor opened his eyes early the next morning as the dim candlelight turned bright white. The blue hourglass showed 6 o'clock.

Today, Hayden is going to see his mentor, Rum. Thor has never seen his mentor conduct a soul-infusion experiment before, so he naturally wants to see it for himself. Perhaps he can discover things he hasn't noticed before in his mentor's experiments.

Thor left home just before six o'clock, and when he opened the door, he was surprised to find that the doors of several dormitories had been opened from the inside.

It seems there are quite a few people racing against time among the second-level apprentices.

An apprentice across the street saw Thor, paused for a moment, and then greeted him politely.

"Senior Thor."

Thor's greyish-white skin had become well-known within the Wizarding Tower, and with Gorsar having openly accepted Thor as a student, even some third-level apprentices would now greet him respectfully.

If Saul hadn't spent all his time in the second warehouse, he would probably have been surrounded by onlookers every day.

He nodded to the second-level apprentice next door, who was almost twice his age, and then strode towards the East Tower.

But today, Xita experienced another turbulent morning.

As Thor descended to the 10th floor of the West Tower, preparing to turn towards the East Tower via the passageway there, he discovered a group of people gathered in the corridor near the passageway.

Wizards don't usually like to join in the fun, so if there are so many people watching, something must have happened.

I reckon someone else has died.

Although Thor didn't wander around the Tower much, as the department closest to the morgue, he knew a thing or two about how many apprentices died in the Tower each month.

Although this kind of thing is commonplace, Thor still subconsciously glanced into the circle as he squeezed through the crowd.

That one glance was enough to stop his hurried steps.

Another male servant died in the corridor.

He wasn't very old, and Saul even knew him.

People who used to live in a large dormitory.

Now it has been made into a flower.

The limbs are leaves, and the head is a flower.

It is called the dead man's flower.

Thor glanced at it again, frowned, and continued walking forward.

Angela was the one who started the "Dead Man Flower" phenomenon. She somehow obtained the priestly rituals of Bichie and committed several murders in order to enhance her magic power and dark attribute perception.

But now Angela is dead at Billy's hands, and her former accomplice has been imprisoned by Saul.

Who else knows the rituals of Bichye?

The diary opened within Saul's spirit, revealing the black pages belonging to Anne.

"Angela," Thor asked in his mind, "did you teach her the method of creating the Dead Man's Flower to enhance her magic?"

An: [No, Master!]

Ann: [Actually, I was just trying to get Angela to make up her mind.]

Ann: [It was Roca who taught Angela the ritual...]

(End of this chapter)