Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 399 A New Interpretation of the Warning

After Thor received Gorsa's consent to participate in the research on Blue Water Soul's resurrection plan, he was directly expelled from the 20th floor by the Tower Master.

This matter certainly couldn't be kept secret from the other participants in the experiment.

Thor was on guard, wondering if anyone else would notice and ambush him.

But Saul discovered that the enemy seemed more composed than he had imagined.

The first person to come looking for Saul was none other than his old flame, Claire.

And they came knocking on his door so early in the morning, disturbing his peace—oh, no dreams.

Thor searched all night again, and he was starting to doubt his previous guesses.

"Could it really be that the enemy cleaned them out too thoroughly?" Thor shook his head again. "No, the reason they wanted to shatter the soul was simply to prevent the dead from speaking."

Thor had never seen any tool like the diary that could absorb all the fragments of a soul and cleanse them of all evil.

Moreover, even if a wizard apprentice dies, the probability of him becoming a vengeful spirit or evil spirit is very low. He will basically become an ordinary soul, wandering unconsciously, then gradually crumbling, and after a long period of time, dissipating into one of the world's energies.

Seeing Thor deep in thought again, Claire slapped him on the shoulder. "Yesterday, Professor Gudo said you'd also be joining the Blue Water Soul's experimental project. I figured you asked me about the adhesive yesterday, so it must be to join. Haha, that's why I came to ambush you this morning."

"Why are you blocking me?" Thor showed Gorsa his experimental results yesterday, as well as his resurrection experiment on Blue Water Soul, all to understand the potential hidden problems in the gray matter.

He didn't actually intend to experiment with a large group of people.

After all, his current research direction is inconsistent with, or even completely contrary to, that of others.

Actually, I still plan to...

"Come on, come on, I'll treat you to a big meal!" Claire was unusually excited. "You can come over occasionally, otherwise how will I know about the experiment's progress?"

Even though Thor was preoccupied with his thoughts, he was amused by Claire. "Treat me to a fancy meal? What are we going to eat? You're not going to make it for me..., are you?"

Hearing Thor suddenly stop talking, Claire immediately followed up, "You know that Instructor Gudo specializes in poison elements. But actually, the potions and materials we make aren't entirely poisonous. Many materials are good things. It's just that toxins are produced after processing and mixing..."

But Claire was unaware that Thor's mind was no longer on what Claire was about to say.

He wondered if Keli's talk of having a big meal counted as tasting delicious food. Although there was nothing good to eat here, he inexplicably thought of the long-term warning his diary had given him.

Madness has called upon you.

You choose to ignore it;

Chaos invites you to dance.

You shook your head and politely declined;

Pain is served with delicious food.

You put down your napkin;

Resentment sheds its clothes,

Close your eyes...

"Was the long-term warning in the diary not only directed at Kongsa's invitation to me?"

"An invitation, an invitation... a summons?"

Thor has already associated "madness has called you" with Kongsa, and now he's linking "pain served up as a delicacy" with Claire's invitation today.

He suddenly realized that this warning might be targeting four options.

"Could it be in chronological order? If so, has the phrase 'Chaos invites you to dance' already happened?"

Thor pondered what corresponded to chaos and dance.

If he made the wrong choice, the diary should have warned him. But the diary didn't, so his choice actually fulfilled the diary's warning?

"To give a rough example, Penny asked me to observe the world of the fairies, which could be considered a dance. And Penny was influenced by the consciousness of the fairies at the time, so you could say she was confused."

Saul's gaze fell on Claire, who was still earnestly and seriously explaining the advantages and disadvantages of their laboratory.

"But why does Klee respond to pain? Is it because she also participated in the resurrection experiment?"

As Thor pondered, his heart sank, but his expression grew increasingly relaxed.

"Okay!" he suddenly interrupted the somewhat talkative Claire.

"Huh?" Keli was suddenly interrupted, her train of thought was broken, and she forgot what her original purpose was.

"Then I'll go check out your lab first. But let me make it clear beforehand, I have almost no knowledge of poison-related witchcraft."

"That's alright. Actually, many of the areas we're researching now are completely new to us," Keli said with a wave of her hand, making the matter settled. "Then come today, at 2 PM, in Professor Dongtagudo's lab. You know the place, right?"

Thor had delivered experimental materials to his mentor Gudo several times, so he naturally knew where his laboratory was.

After making the appointment with Thor, Claire turned and ran away.

Her metallic hair fell over her shoulders and bounced up lightly, so pleasantly.

The smile on Thor's face vanished the instant Claire entered the ramp.

He returned to his dormitory.

"Those who participate in the resurrection experiment may all encounter danger, but their ultimate target is definitely the Tower Master. Therefore, this resurrection experiment is full of traps. The Tower Master couldn't possibly be unaware of this; perhaps he's overconfident... or perhaps he has some trump card that I'm unaware of?"

Thor was well aware of Gorsar's power; he was someone that even other second-tier wizards would be wary of.

But why does someone as capable as him seem completely oblivious to his subordinates' restless thoughts?

Saul knew that he could make good use of Gorza's banner, but he couldn't rely on him completely.

"No matter what Luo Kai and his group want to do, their actions have completely affected my interests."

The first was the sudden attack from Blackburg. The group wanted to give Thor a hint so that at some point he would "smash it."

The second incident occurred when Byron had an accident. Saul's search for him over several nights failed to bring him back.

The third was a warning about Keli in the diary.

Meanwhile, this shadow, hidden beneath the Blue Water Soul and the resurrection experiment, will not let Thor off the hook just because he obediently follows the hints.

More likely, these people who are kept in the dark are also the ones who will reap the benefits of this group's future rebellion against the tower master.

They are spoils to be divided up.

"Rokai and Jero are now confirmed to be enemies. But even if Rokai and the entire Mutual Aid Society were together, they wouldn't be qualified to scheme against Gorsa. He must have someone backing him."

"Anze is definitely not going anywhere, and Rum, who lives in the shadows, is also a strong possibility. But now it's hard to guess the attitudes of Gudo and Kaz, who are also involved in the experiment."

"Tomorrow will be a good opportunity to participate in Professor Gu Duo's experiment and observe him and his lab technicians closely."

Thor was on edge, like a drawn bow.

But he wasn't afraid.

Despite having to prepare to fight a group of mentors and senior apprentices, Thor has the formidable weapon of Gorza behind him.

No matter how well prepared these enemies are, they only dare to scheme and plot in secret.

But Thor was confident that all their efforts would be in vain!

He repacked his bags and appeared again, his face now calm.

"Let's start by ending the Blue Water Soul experiment."

(End of this chapter)