Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 366 Internal Strife

"Your companion has advanced to level three, but she doesn't seem to be in good condition," Thor reminded Kongsa, frowning.

Normally, the transition from Level 2 to Level 3 signifies that the apprentice has fully accepted their GPS device. Regardless of whether the device is suitable for them, the relationship between the apprentice and the device should be closer than ever before at this stage.

This is reflected in the apprentices' energetic and mentally stable outward appearance.

Looking at Kongsa and Cassilo, Thor felt that Kongsa should be the one promoted to apprentice.

"The apprentices who came into the valley with me this time are all people who have no time left for promotion. They should be grateful to me for giving them the opportunity to be promoted."

Kongsa didn't take Cassilo's abnormal condition seriously.

"Don't worry, I didn't mean to criticize you. I just don't understand how she got promoted when she's in such poor condition?"

Kong Sha laughed and said, "If your understanding has been completely overturned, then accepting a mere locator is a very easy thing."

It's something like, if I stop being shameless, you can't use morality to blackmail me anymore, right?

Thor mentally compared Casillas to Monroe, who had also advanced three levels.

Suddenly, Monroe, who had been behaving strangely before, seemed much more agreeable.

At this point, An and Agu, who had gone to other houses to search for cryptocrystalline material, also left the first house they had chosen.

Upon seeing Thor with two unfamiliar people, the two immediately rushed over.

Kongsha was about to say something when she suddenly saw three pale-faced people with black blindfolds standing behind Thor, and she immediately became more alert.

"These people..." She knew more about the situation than Mark did, "...are they all just vessels?"

"Hmm." Thor knew that Kongsa had also participated in Gorza's resurrection experiment, but it failed and was abandoned later.

So it's normal that Kong Sha knew about soul infusion.

"Heywood clearly said the soul infusion had stopped." Kong Shabei bit her red lips lightly, her gaze towards Thor becoming complicated. "Could it be that it was specifically for you...?"

Thor didn't answer Kongsha's question. He turned and pointed to the houses behind him. "Mark said he found his cryptocrystalline substance in these white houses, but I looked around and didn't find anything special about them... Of course, their shapes are a bit strange. So I'm wondering, what's the principle behind the appearance of cryptocrystalline substances? Is it related to the disappearance of the elves?"

As Kongsha listened, she calmed down and smiled again. "Some people once suspected that cryptocrystalline material was the remains of elves, but there were records of cryptocrystalline material in the world before the elves disappeared. However, after being trapped here for so long, I have a new idea."

Kongsa walked to Thor's left. "Perhaps the cryptocrystalline substance is the collapse of consciousness."

"The collapse of consciousness?" Thor felt it couldn't be that simple, but it was possible that the collapse of consciousness led to the formation of cryptocrystalline matter.

The two discussed the formation and morphology of cryptocrystalline materials for a few minutes, during which Cassilo did not say a word.

She stood behind Kongsha, like her follower.

During a break in the conversation, Saul noticed that the grass beneath his feet had darkened in color, changing from a yellowish-green to a deep green.

This means summer is back.

Summer returned along with Mark and his friends who were searching for food.

Herman was dressed in the slender body of a young girl, her hands covering her robes, revealing her fair but abnormally bluish-purple legs.

If the robe were pulled up a little higher, white knee-length shorts would be revealed.

However, no one present seemed to care about that.

"Master!" Herman came running over expressionlessly, showing Thor his harvest: "Flour, mushrooms, and sweet potatoes."

Thor glanced at it, then looked at Mark.

Their hands were empty; they had no idea where they had put the harvested items.

"Konsha!" Mark saw Konsha and rushed over. "Where did you go? Weren't we told not to leave the settlement alone?"

The one who answered Mark was Cassilo, who had remained silent until now.

"Leon has disappeared."

"What?" Mark looked up in surprise.

Even Monroe, who was walking slowly, immediately looked over.

Cassilo trembled even more violently, and she even cried out, "Waaah, I told you I shouldn't have advanced in the valley. Now he's gone mad, and I might be next."

She rubbed her hands together, her right fingernails scratching the back of her left hand, scraping out strips of flesh, but not much blood flowed.

Before the others could even comfort Cassilo, Monroe suddenly rushed over with a contorted expression, grabbing her shoulders tightly with both hands. "How could Leon be crazy? He's much more normal than you!"

Instead of receiving the comfort she had hoped for, Casillas found herself gripped by Monroe's arms, and her face contorted with fear.

"I don't know, how would I know?"

"How come you don't know? You're always so terrified, like you've seen an evil spirit. Why aren't you going crazy?"

Cassilo suddenly grabbed Monroe's neck with her hands, her fingertips turning from pale to bright red in a second.

Monroe's neck immediately began to smoke, making a sizzling sound, and a smell of cooked meat wafted out.

No one expected that Cassilo would suddenly use witchcraft, and that she would do it in a way that seemed like she was going to roast Monroe alive.

Thor watched coldly, without intervening.

Although Monroe's neck was a bloody mess, it hadn't been fatal. This kind of injury was nothing to a third-level apprentice; a single spell could heal him.

But Cassilo then grabbed Monroe by the throat, preventing him from chanting the spell.

Although Monroe knows a lot of witchcraft, the number he can silently unleash is certainly limited, and he would definitely not waste it on healing his injuries.

If we want to separate the two at this point, we would probably need to use witchcraft.

But neither Kongsa nor Mark clearly intended for them to affect their mental state.

Soon, Monroe's eyes rolled back as Cassilo pinched her, while Cassilo retorted, "Who says someone who looks sober is necessarily sober! And you're no better!"

Mark wanted to separate the two of them, and he seemed very angry.

"There are only a few of us left, why are we still fighting?"

Mark shouted at them, but the two of them clearly didn't listen and continued arguing.

Monroe suddenly released Cassilo's hand, tucked it into his sleeve, and when he took it out again, there was a witchcraft prop in his palm.

Mark's angry expression froze instantly, and he instinctively took a step back.

Suddenly, two black tentacles emerged from the ground beneath their feet.

An arm suddenly shot up to Cassilo, then violently wrapped around her arm, before pulling her arm back and binding it to her ankle.

The other one completely bound Monroe and the witchcraft props in his hands, turning them into mummies.

The two were still struggling.

However, Xiao Zao didn't touch Cassilo's burning hot hands at all. On the other hand, she also gagged Monroe tightly and wrapped the witchcraft props along with his arms around his chest.

Thor walked between the two men, and seeing that their expressions hadn't calmed down, he sneered, "Let me see who's tired of living. My container reserves aren't quite enough, to be fair."

The madness on their faces gradually faded, and fear began to appear in their eyes.

Thor can easily deal with ordinary level three apprentices now, let alone two apprentices who advanced by trickery.

He originally didn't want to pay any attention to the two people who had suddenly gone mad, but he found that Kongsha was just watching coldly.

Mark, who seemed to be trying to mediate, didn't actually use much force.

Although their behavior could be explained as a reluctance to use their mental powers in the Elf Valley, Thor intuitively felt that they were happy to see the two fight amongst themselves.

It would be best if one of them died.

(End of this chapter)