Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 373 Wizard Planet

"The staircase on the left leads to the normal second floor, while the staircase on the right seems to lead to an abnormal world."

Solton paused, then added, "Of course, it could also be the other way around."

The so-called normal world is only relative to the entire Forest of Four Seasons.

The reason it wasn't all dead ends was, of course, because the diary didn't stop him from entering the palace.

However, when Saul stood in front of the two staircases, ready to go up, the diary did not give him any warning.

"Is the danger not on the surface?"

Thor first chose the oddly shaped staircase that eventually disappeared into the right wall.

Learning from past mistakes, Thor didn't use magic to get up there, but instead chose to climb directly, since the ceiling of the entire hall was only five or six meters high anyway.

Agu, who had difficulty moving around, stayed behind to provide support.

Although Thor hadn't learned much about climbing, his physical abilities far surpassed those of ordinary people, and his arm strength was even greater. He planned to use his powerful arms to pull himself across to places where he needed to be parallel to the ground or even upside down.

However, when Thor stepped onto the strangely shaped staircase, he discovered that as he walked, he felt the direction of gravity change with the plane of the staircase.

Before Thor entered the next level, he was completely upside down relative to the room.

He looked up and met Agu's gaze, who was also looking up below.

Thor nodded to Agu, then stepped into the next level.

As soon as Thor stepped onto the next level, Agu immediately disappeared from sight.

It was as if Thor had not entered the next level, but rather entered another space.

Agu stood silently in place, waiting for Thor to return, or for him to be called in.

However, something suddenly bumped into the back of his leg, and then a chair appeared behind him, forcing him to sit on it.

Agu was startled and was about to stand up when another footstool flew over and blocked his legs. Then, the tassels on the chair cover wrapped around Agu's hands and feet, trying to drag him away.

Agu first tried to struggle, but found that the chairs and tassels were very sturdy, and he couldn't break free with his current strength.

Just as Agu decided to risk using witchcraft, his movements suddenly froze, and then he fell silent, sitting in the chair with a slightly surprised but helpless expression.

They let a chair or a stool carry him away.

When Thor entered the next room, it was as if he had entered a world with an abnormal gravity.

Everything here has an abnormal shape, defying common sense.

Some of the tables and chairs here stand on the walls, while others float in the air, and the staircase beneath Thor's feet never ends, stretching all the way to the next room.

The fact that the next room is above is so normal that it's almost abnormal.

Sweeping across the entire room, Thor's mental energy indicated that everything was normal—he could still use his mental energy here, so there was no need to worry about the shocks not subsiding.

He didn't linger there and quickly went into the next room.

If the second room was simply a matter of objects being placed in the wrong positions, the third room was even more bizarre.

Everything here is no longer in its original form. The furniture, decorations, and other items are scattered and disorganized. It's as if the entire room has become a jigsaw puzzle, haphazardly pieced together.

The chair backs protruded from the wall, the carpet was pieced together on the left and right, and the lampstands and candles were not in the same place.

Even the candle flame was divided into two parts, upper and lower.

Only the steps beneath Thor's feet remained unchanged.

The fourth room is below the third room.

Thor stepped onto the air staircase, spun around, and then entered the next room.

He continued walking until he reached the ninth room.

When he entered the sixth room, Thor had already closed his eyes.

He could no longer look directly at the things in the room, and he didn't even know if he was walking in the room. Staring at those strange things for a long time caused his mental body to start vibrating erratically.

In order to explore more areas, Thor closed his eyes.

Although the darkness was equally unsettling, Thor's mind gradually calmed down as he gazed at the diary within his mind.

During this time, he carefully scanned his surroundings with his mental energy to ensure that he would notice any unusual fluctuations.

When he entered the ninth room, the steps beneath his feet disappeared, and the wooden handrail was gone as well.

Thor probed the area with his foot. In front of him was a flat area, and judging from the feedback from the sole of his shoe, it seemed to be covered with a carpet.

He slowly opened his eyes; the diary offered no warning.

Indeed, a red carpet stretched straight ahead from his feet. At the end of the carpet was a white throne. The back of the throne was covered with flowers and thorns, and in the center of the backrest was a small woven painting.

Besides that, there's nothing here.

There were no rooms around, only an empty expanse of white light.

The white light wasn't dazzling, but when Thor looked at it, his thinking became sluggish. He had no doubt that if he looked at it for too long, he would enter a state of madness from which he couldn't escape.

Thor quickly turned his gaze back to the throne at the end of the red carpet, as if he could hear calls echoing in his ears.

He frowned, then walked over.

The red carpet under my feet was very stable, just like it was actually laid on a flat surface.

Thor gradually approached the white throne, and the calls emanating from it grew clearer.

"ξγυθσρ...γγζ..."

He couldn't understand the words inside, but Thor inexplicably felt that it was an invitation for him to sit down.

It seems that as long as you sit on it, all the problems can be solved.

Saul reached out and gently placed his hand on a half-blooming white flower.

"ξγυθσρ...γγζ..."

"ξγυθσρ...γγζ..."

The voice emanating from the white throne lowered, but it still echoed with Thor's voice, never ceasing.

A strange gaze came from behind him. Thor turned around abruptly and was surprised to find that the red carpet behind him had disappeared.

He stood on the white throne and its white base, and below him was a starry sky.

The starry sky is common; Thor can see it every night as long as he leaves the Wizard's Tower.

But the starry sky before me is different.

Opposite Thor, or rather, directly to the throne, lies a planet composed of black, white, and gray colors.

It resembles a sketch, but it is actually a real planet that is slowly rotating.

It's very similar to the planet Thor saw on TV in his previous life, except that the distribution of continents and oceans is quite different.

However, Thor saw a large landmass that resembled the entire landmass he had seen in the Wizarding Basics of All Things, which included the western continent.

The western continent is located on the western side of a larger continental plate, which has many names, such as State, Binsnin, etc.

However, people in the western continent mostly refer to it as the continent of Stat.

The continent of Stata is further divided into the northern continent and the eastern continent.

However, these three continents are separated by a huge central region that ordinary people cannot cross. They can only reach other continents by air or sea, circumnavigating the coastline.

That vast area appeared as black on the black and white planet at that time and place.

Thor knew that the place was called the No Man's Land.

It is also jokingly referred to as the burial ground of wizards.

As for why it's called No Man's Land, that's beyond Thor's current knowledge.

Besides the continent of State, there are two other continents on the planet.

Their names were mentioned in a book on basic knowledge of everything.

The continents of Neflet and Iskeper.

"So this is what our world looks like." Thor was like an astronaut going into space for the first time, utterly shocked.

"The northernmost part of the continent of Stata is actually a continuous mountain range. It's so high! You can see it clearly from this vantage point."

"Huh, why is the end of the mountain range so neat? It's like tofu that's been cut open with a knife. Beyond the mountain range, it seems to be the sea."

"This mountain range looks like a high wall... Could it be the 'Wall of Sighs' described in the books, at the northernmost point?"

Further north of those mountains, there is no land at all. There is no Arctic continent or vast icebergs on the sea, only endless ocean water.

The white seawater stretched to the horizon of Thor's vision, flowing toward the unseen back of the planet.

Thor: This world is so beautiful!

(End of this chapter)