Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 377 Sprint (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Thor, who had originally planned to rest for a night to prepare for the battle outside the valley, actually did not rest at all that night.

He even meditated for a while just before sunrise to recover from mental fatigue.

When he and the other consciousnesses stepped out of the white wooden house, they found that the other four were all standing at the edge of the forest.

Clearly, they didn't sleep well either.

Having been trapped in this godforsaken place for half a year, even with their magic power advancing by leaps and bounds and reaching level three, they had long wanted to leave.

But every time they tried to leave, they were hunted down, and many more died from mental instability. This made even escaping extremely difficult for the survivors.

Now that a new possibility has finally emerged, I'm naturally excited.

Thor walked to the edge of the woods, carrying two scrolls in his hand.

The other wizard apprentices watched with great envy.

Having been trapped in the Elf Valley for so many days, they had long since run out of the scrolls they had prepared. In the end, they had no choice but to rely on witchcraft to survive.

Although they figured out a few ways to recover from mental shocks, using those methods a few times would make a person neurotic, which was almost like slow suicide.

Although they were envious, none of them thought of asking Thor for it.

Once everyone had arrived, Kong Sha, who seemed to be the apprentice leader, chuckled and said, "If we all enter the forest together, we'll inevitably attract the pursuit of the Pale Humanoids. Whether we live or die, and whether we can escape, will depend on our own abilities."

Everyone remained silent, even the most unusual Casillas kept her head down quietly.

In this quiet atmosphere, Thor took his first step.

Three consciousness entities followed closely behind.

As expected, they had only gone less than a hundred meters into the forest when the trees around them began to change.

The tree trunks constantly switched between human skin and tree bark.

When the last wizard apprentice stepped into the forest, vines even began to actively block Thor's path.

"run!"

Thor ignored the suddenly extended branch, shouted, and took the lead in running.

The three consciousnesses were prepared and took off running as well.

Those behind were taken aback for two seconds, not expecting Thor to start running so decisively.

In just those two seconds, they had created a distance of more than ten meters between them.

Seeing that Thor was about to disappear from sight, the wizard apprentices became nervous and quickly ran after him.

Thor immediately increased his speed.

The apprentices behind him started running wildly, almost forgetting their initial vigilance and tension.

There was no way around it; wherever Thor went, the trees there would begin to undergo strange changes, and if the people behind him didn't keep up, they would definitely be blocked by the pale, humanoid figures that appeared.

Being blocked at the back could mean being unable to enter the palace in time and losing the chance to compete for the pure white throne.

Although they may not necessarily sit on that throne, they can't give up the opportunity to even choose.

Moreover, if a pure white throne truly exists, then there may be other equally valuable things as well.

Led by Thor, the group cast aside their doubts and concerns and ran as fast as they could.

Even so, they were still surrounded by a group of white figures before they could leave the forest.

Those figures stood at the edge of the woods, seemingly knowing they would come and waiting on Thor's inevitable path.

Thor frowned slightly as he looked at the wall of people in front of him.

"Charge through!" Thor commanded.

Agu and Morton immediately cast a spell, unleashing Flash Dust.

However, this time, the white humanoids did not flicker and disappear as they had yesterday; only a few of the most hit figures vanished into thin air.

"Oh no, they've started to get used to the flash dust and no longer see it as an attack."

These pale humanoid figures are not mindless villains; they are conscious, they can divide tasks, and they can even learn to change their strategies.

"Switch to Fireball and try to open a passage!"

Thor gave the order without hesitation, and the scroll in his hand disappeared and reappeared in an instant, transforming from Flash Dust into a Lesser Flame Orb scroll in a short time.

This reel is much more expensive than Flash Dust, and Thor feels a pang of regret every time he throws it out.

Now, in order to break free from the white figures' encirclement as soon as possible, Thor did not hesitate to activate the secondary Flame Orb scroll.

Three large fireballs rushed into the pale figure, instantly shattering seven or eight eerie humanoid shapes.

A gap suddenly appeared in the human wall, and then Thor threw out another scroll, which directly broke through the human wall.

Then, the three consciousnesses surrounded Thor and plunged inside.

However, these pale figures clearly did not want them to pass so easily. As Thor passed through the first wall of people, they teleported behind it. Only the pale figures who were attacked and scattered did not continue to appear.

Thor didn't stay behind either; his Severe Touch immediately emerged from his palm, targeting those who tried to block his advance.

These figures will launch frequent attacks to prevent them from advancing, making them easy targets for Thor.

After several head-on clashes, the original white wall of people was transformed into a cone shape by Thor's attack, and the people surrounding it from both sides collided with the wizard apprentices who were rushing in from behind.

While those behind had to step in to fend off the onslaught of humanoid figures, Thor was the first to rush onto the black earth of the Dead Season.

Upon entering the Dead Season, Thor immediately suppressed his overflowing spiritual power and disabled all magic. He then ran swiftly along the edge of the Dead Season toward the Elf Palace.

However, at that moment, a sharp, icy blade suddenly pierced the ground beneath Thor's feet.

The pale blue ice crystals, carrying a chilling aura, burst open with a "bang" the moment they were half-submerged in the ground, and then a dense stream of water element particles dispersed.

Thor turned around and saw Kongsha emerge from the pale human figures, giving him a slight smile. "Sorry, I can't let you in alone."

Thor squinted, and before he could speak, the ground beneath his feet began to undulate like waves.

Thor lowered his center of gravity, steadied himself, and as the first black tentacle pierced the ground, he suddenly flipped forward, rolling directly back to the forest boundary.

In this way, only Kongsa remains with both feet on the Death Season.

Thor didn't look back to check on Kongsa's condition. As soon as he rolled back to the edge of the forest, he was attacked by the strange humanoid figure.

He crossed his arms above his head to withstand the blow, then instantly cast the Spirit Armor spell close to his body.

The next second, two orbs of secondary fire flew over and struck the figures around Thor.

Several figures were attacking Thor when they were struck by two balls of fire and vanished into white smoke with a silent roar.

Taking advantage of the opening, Thor stood up, flicking his arms to shake off the frost that had formed on his sleeves. He then broke through to the right, re-entering the Dead Season.

At this time, there were already two wizard apprentices in the Death Season. One of them was Kongsha, who did not seem to be in a hurry. Although tentacles had begun to appear on the ground, Kongsha moved forward carefully, trying to avoid being noticed.

The other person ran even faster.

It turned out to be Casillas, who seemed the craziest.

At this moment, her eyes were wide open, bloodshot and full of veins, and her lips were still twitching with a smile.

Her arms swung back and forth like the pendulum of a clock, and her legs ran very fast, though she looked a bit bulky.

She was now less than a hundred meters from the palace gates, and with her suddenly unusually strong lower limbs accelerating, it seemed she could enter the palace in just a few seconds.

Kongsha's gaze shifted and met Thor's. She then noticed that Thor still had a smile on his face and wasn't angry that Kongsha had stopped him.

Thor was closer to Cassilo than to Kongsa, but he didn't stop her; he even shouted a warning at her.

"Cassilo, go to the very back of the hall, and remember to go up that twisted staircase!"

As he said this, Thor kept his eyes fixed on Kongsa.

Now, someone is going in before you.

Will you still remain unmoved?

Chapter Two is here! Chapter Three should be out around 10 PM. It's rare to have double monthly votes, so let's keep asking!

(End of this chapter)