Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 397 High Profile

Claire answered Thor's question without much hesitation.

"If you call this a hidden danger, then it definitely is." Claire, looking very familiar with the subject, counted on her fingers, listing a total of seven types of witchcraft materials.

That's all I can think of for now.

"So many?" Thor originally only wanted to use the adhesive provided by Blue Water Soul to deduce the possible problems in the gray matter.

After all, Gorsa had already told him that gray matter was the main component of Blue Water Soul.

Given that Byron may have been murdered due to gray matter, it's hard for Thor not to connect the dots to the resurrection experiment.

He had previously heard that an alternative plan for the resurrection experiment had suddenly made a breakthrough, and many mentors were busy with it.

Although Saul was somewhat curious, he didn't delve into it. The plan was likely based on a completely unfamiliar area of ​​knowledge, and it was better to continue refining his experiments than to relearn it.

But now that Byron has been suddenly murdered, he has to consider whether there is some conspiracy behind this resurrection plan.

Faced with Thor's doubts, Claire shrugged. "This is just an example based on my understanding of the formula. There are many other magical materials that can completely change the properties of a potion."

She watched as Saul frowned, then picked up the cup and brought it to his lips, but instead of drinking, he poured the water.

"That's how knowledge in the field of toxicity works. Just adding a certain material can drastically increase the toxicity of the entire potion. Its internal composition and external influencing factors are numerous; if someone really wants to harm someone, they can do anything."

Ke Li's voice struck the surface of the water in the glass, creating ripples that sounded somewhat muffled.

But Saul relaxed after hearing this explanation.

He thought to himself, "Yes, poison-attribute potions are actually quite prone to problems, but that's why the Tower Master can't possibly ignore this part of the experiment. And with his abilities, he can definitely prepare this potion himself, while Gudo and Keli only need to provide a potion formula that can pass the test."

This brings the focus back to the Blue Water Soul. To find out why Senior Byron was being targeted, he still needs to uncover the secrets within the Blue Water Soul.

Or rather, the secrets within the gray matter.

Gorza once said that Blue Aqua was discovered by Kaz, and then Rum added new materials to it, eventually transforming it into Blue Aqua. This means that both of them could potentially know the secrets of Gray Matter.

It seems that Mentor Rum harbors resentment towards the Tower Master, making him even more suspicious.

But Kaz's mentor... Thor wasn't sure if his attitude was as unconditionally supportive of Gorza as he appeared.

Even Thor himself wasn't holding back.

He didn't tell Gorsa anything about obtaining the Eye of Exile in the Elf Valley, and he even glossed over Kongsa's intense hatred for Gorsa.

He will strive to participate in the resurrection experiment and help Gorza complete a long-term resurrection plan by reducing the container's repulsion.

But if the other party still decides to attack him in the end, then Thor will have no choice but to leave himself a way out.

So he was quite pleased when he learned that there were other resurrection options that could potentially fulfill Gorza's demands.

However, it was unexpected that the purpose of this resurrection plan was probably not pure.

If they intend to use this to deal with Gorza, will Thor stand by and watch, or will he choose to help Gorza retaliate?

"Did you call me over just to ask about this?" Claire saw that Thor was not speaking and was thinking about something. She looked down at her full stomach and finally put down her cup.

"Oh, I was also wondering if you've figured out the antidote for the Alpha Necklace yet?"

Keli rolled her eyes. "Only a few days have passed? How could it be that fast? But the improvement in the high-quality adhesive was achieved through a weakened version of Alpha Catalysis. It was a good result achieved unintentionally."

She glanced at Saul sideways. "Anything else?"

Thor paused for a moment, then smiled. "Don't worry, the birthday present is being prepared."

After Claire left, seemingly satisfied, Thor immediately went to the second warehouse and used the communication pen to inform the tower master, Gorsa, that his resurrection experiment was ready for preliminary verification.

Although Gorza had just released Klee and Gudo, he still responded to Thor immediately.

"Bring the necessary items and come to the 20th floor."

Following Gorsa's instructions, Thor had Xiaozhao carry a corpse for him, while he took the raw materials for the potion and the notes from the warehouse and headed up the ramp of the East Tower to the 20th floor.

It was already past seven in the morning, the busiest time of day in the East Tower corridor.

Thor stood alone in front, with an incredibly eerie black tentacle supporting a stiff corpse behind him.

This scene frightened many junior apprentices so much that they dared not look at it for long.

Both Thor and Xiaozhao emanated extremely strong magical energy.

Even the motionless corpse exuded a strange aura.

Two third-level apprentices happened to pass by. At first, they were not as panicked as the lower-level apprentices, but when they saw the corpse's face clearly, their expressions changed drastically, and they froze on the spot. Even after Thor left, they were unable to recover for a long time.

When he finally remembered to look back, his gaze towards Thor was filled with apprehension.

In fact, Thor could have held up the red candle and made the corpse move with him.

But he was also afraid that the red candles would bring out all the corpses from the storeroom.

This could really cause a riot in broad daylight.

The onlookers were forced to stop when Thor entered the 19th floor, but then a huge commotion broke out.

But soon, Thor, who had reached the 20th floor, entered the bronze door on that floor.

Inside the enormous circular laboratory, Gorza sat on the edge of a completely open sarcophagus.

Opposite him lay a notebook on the floor, its pages facing down, piled haphazardly.

It's like someone was standing here holding a book, and then the moment they came in, Gorsa abruptly teleported them away.

Saul walked over, picked up the notebook naturally, and handed it to Gorsa.

"Throw it away, it's meaningless." Gorsa didn't intend to take it.

Saul then placed it on the round table in the middle of the room. As he did so, his fingertips lightly brushed against the cover of the notebook, lifting it slightly.

He saw that it read: Feasibility discussion on electrocution to remove contaminants.

The handwriting was neat and elegant, and Saul immediately thought of his mentor, Monica.

Monica, Thor's mentor, was also a beauty; she was arguably the first person in the dark wizarding tower to captivate Thor.

She was also the first mentor to show kindness to Thor. She seemed to immediately see that there was something wrong with Thor's major elemental studies and subtly reminded him through instruction.

Normally, Monica has a very low profile among the mentors. She has few students and her area of ​​expertise is quite narrow. Currently, apart from her third-level apprentice Jero, Thor doesn't know who else she has taken on as her student.

Perhaps this is the disadvantage of wizards who are promoted through a one-on-one, forceful approach.

Upon closer reflection, both Monica and Thor are now considered students of Gorsa.

But in terms of being valued, Monica really can't compare to Thor.

Now Gorsa even wants to throw away the "homework" submitted by the other party!

Given this treatment, will Monica also harbor resentment towards Gorsa?

Thor turned around, looking at Gorsa with a somewhat speechless expression, thinking to himself, "You really are making enemies everywhere just because you're so strong!"

I haven't corrected the typos yet; I'll fix them again tonight.

(End of this chapter)