Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 398 Interference

No matter what Thor thought to himself, Gorsar continued to do things his own way.

He was focused on the stone coffin beside him and didn't care how Thor dealt with the notebook that had fallen to the ground.

When Thor returned, he half-raised his eyes and said, "You look very energetic today. It seems the experiment has made good progress."

Thor pulled Bill over from behind him—although Bill was only a level two apprentice, he was quite famous in the Wizard Tower because he had a level three top-tier brother, Billy.

"I'll show you directly." Thor didn't waste any words and used Bill's corpse to demonstrate for Instructor Gorsa.

Thor's experiment targeted the container's unique repulsive force towards spirits. Although he hadn't yet figured out the source of this repulsive force, it didn't stop him from delaying the onset of the repulsive reaction based on his own reactions and those of the four consciousnesses within the diary.

However, Thor cannot allow his consciousness to enter the container directly in front of Gorza. After all, to bring the consciousness out, it needs to enter the consciousness platform first.

This is Thor's trump card, and it cannot be easily revealed.

Although no conscious entity directly entered the container to provide feedback on its use, as the Tower Master, who has conducted resurrection experiments for decades and studied countless spirits and containers, he could understand the general idea simply by reading Thor's experimental process.

Thor, of course, wouldn't let Gorsa guess, and presented his research notes with both hands.

Gorza read Thor's latest notes, then examined Bill's body in his own special way, before falling into deep thought and remaining silent for a long time.

After a while, when Thor himself began to drift off into his own world, wondering if he should start a dream journey in a different place tonight, Gorsa finally spoke.

"I thought you would start with spirits."

His voice was somewhat conflicted, clearly indicating that he recognized the feasibility of Thor's plan, but at the same time, he was also envious of Thor's unique spiritual attributes.

Thor naturally understood that Gorsa valued him because he could completely integrate into other people's bodies without being rejected or contaminated.

This is probably the characteristic that all vengeful spirits and evil spirits crave.

He then frankly admitted, "I have tried to understand my own uniqueness. But as you probably understand, the hardest thing for a person to understand is themselves."

Gorza nodded. "Self-awareness is as complex and difficult to discern as exploring the void."

Thor continued, "I've tried to figure out where my uniqueness comes from, but unfortunately, I really don't know. In fact, I don't even remember how I got into this body. And before I came here, I wasn't a wizard."

Gorsa nodded. "I believe the last sentence; after all, ignorance cannot be concealed."

Thor: "..."

So, the tower master still has reservations about the previous few sentences. The reason why he didn't delve into it is probably because he didn't want to forcefully destroy Thor, the only sample.

That's why Thor needs to emphasize his uniqueness. Before he has a certain ability to protect himself in front of Gorza, he needs to make the other party reluctant to make a move.

"I've tried various methods to trace my own history, but all attempts have failed. I think it might be because my level of knowledge isn't high enough."

Upon hearing this, Gorsa suddenly spoke up: "Or... let me take a look?"

Thor was taken aback.

In an instant, a lot of thoughts flashed through his mind.

There is an ending where Gorsa sees through his mind, and all his secrets are exposed.

There are also instances where someone becomes an idiot because of the other party's toughness.

But what excited Thor the most was when Gorsa tried to explore his own history, encountered the same danger the Nightmare Butterfly had faced, and then... then... was subdued by the diary and became his servant!

Just thinking about it is so exciting!!!

Thor spread his hands, his whole body trembling slightly. "If you want... just be careful, there will be unknown backlash."

To everyone's surprise, Gorsa almost immediately smiled and said, "Then forget it."

He then looked down again and began to examine Thor's notes.

Saul was left there, left to fend for himself.

He felt completely exhausted, unsure whether he felt relieved or disappointed.

But Gorsa had already changed the subject.

"It's clear you were very confident with this experiment; it doesn't look like you just came up with it. You're here so excited today not just to show me your results, are you?"

Back on track, Thor stopped overthinking and admitted directly, "Yes, mentor, I'd like to learn about the new resurrection experiment you mentioned. If you think it's suitable, I'd also like to participate in this experiment."

After Thor finished speaking, he reached out and patted Bill beside him. "And I think my plan is no worse than Blue Water Soul's, and my plan even has some advantages."

"What?"

"The materials in my plan are mostly things recorded in the Wizard Tower. There are no materials like Blue Water Soul, which were obtained from other places and have not yet been fully analyzed. Although such materials are novel, they may not be immune to unexpected problems during the final experiment."

Gorsa fell silent again.

His silver eyes swept over Thor's face, the notebook in his hand, and the sarcophagus in front of him.

Finally, his gaze returned to Thor.

How did you know I was about to start the final experiment?

"That's a guess, but the main reason is still the people you suddenly cleared out from the Land Boat crew. That guy named Wilde, wasn't he the captain of the Land Boat?"

"Did you think of that back then?"

"At that time, I just felt that my mentor might be planning something big."

Gorsa raised his hand and pressed it to his chest. "Things are developing faster than I expected."

He seemed reluctant to discuss these matters further. "Join if you want. I've tried everything dangerous except Blue Water Soul. If your experimental plan is better, we can use your method, or consider parallel processing."

Having achieved his goal, Thor smiled even more obediently. "Thank you, mentor. May I take the notes on the Blue Water Soul experiment plan back with me to review?"

Gorza waved his hand dismissively, and a stack of books, half a person's height, appeared at Thor's feet.

Thor quickly put it into his compressed bag.

"Something from the East Academy?" Gorsa asked, looking at the compressed bag hanging from Thor's waist.

"Yes, I bought it on the airship, but it might not be as convenient as your storage method, mentor."

"They've been studying these little things all these years, but unfortunately they haven't delved much into higher knowledge. Ah, wizarding stuff isn't suitable for popularization; it might even bring disaster."

Is Professor Gorsa implying something?

Thor kept those words to himself.

He had also thought that perhaps one day, a powerful wizard would build a magical modern world.

But judging from what Instructor Gorsa said, things weren't that simple.

Witchcraft is far more illogical than science.

The next chapter will be in the evening.

(End of this chapter)