Death Wizard Diary.

Joining Chapter 413

The presence of Gorsa in front of him created a great sense of pressure for Thor.

Gorsa usually carefully concealed this feeling. Otherwise, no apprentice would dare to face the Tower Master directly.

But when a crack appeared in his chest, especially after half of Kongsa's face appeared, Thor instantly felt as if a mountain was pressing down on him, making it difficult for him to even breathe.

Fortunately, the pressure dissipated when Gorsa finally closed his chest and began to speak again.

On the ground, Thor's shadow had not yet returned.

"Want to know about Haywood's transformation? Let me tell you."

Thor then looked up.

Although I don't know the other party's attitude, I certainly can't remain silent when my supervisor asks me questions.

"Mentor, I found this spirit in the interlayer. He claims to be Haywood from more than ten years ago... so I want to confirm his true identity."

Saul tried his best to make his curiosity seem reasonable.

The ribbonfish claimed to be Haywood, but Haywood was clearly in the first warehouse next door, researching the newly acquired phlegm-eating potion.

Thor felt that the ribbonfish's identity was suspicious, so interrogating him was a reasonable course of action, right?

Then, Thor heard Gorsar sigh softly, "He really is Haywood."

Solton immediately widened his innocent eyes.

Gorsa continued, "But he was only a part of Heywood, or Heywood at a certain point in time."

Gorsa closed his eyes slightly. "Heywood, Ivan, and Kongsha—all three underwent adaptive modifications for the resurrection experiments. Unfortunately, except for Kongsha, the experiments on the other two ended in failure, and their corresponding resurrection plans were suspended. Only Kongsha's modification was successful, but alas… hmph!"

Gorsa made his dissatisfaction with Kongsa very clear.

Thor knew that it was this transformation that made Kongsa resent Gorza, and at the same time made Gorza completely disappointed in Kongsa.

As for the reasons, it's probably because one feels forced and the other feels that the rare experimental results have been wasted.

"You just heard about Ivan's transformation. His spirit has gone out of control, but thankfully it's not contagious; he's just lost most of his consciousness. I'm keeping him in a mezzanine in the wizard's tower, and he comes out on his own at night. But most of the time, he's very quiet. If he can regain his senses one day, perhaps he can become my student again."

When Ivan was mentioned, Gorza's voice softened again.

"As for Haywood, his modification experiment also failed, but fortunately the pollution was contained before it spread. However, part of his spirit body underwent irreversible mutation. In order to save his life, I and a few others cut out that part of his spirit body, isolated it separately in the interlayer, and had the Eyes watch over it. From then on, Haywood lost his memory of that period. Moreover, we had to change his original promotion plan, which is why he is still only a Level 3 Apprentice."

Gorsa's eyes crinkled into a smile. "So you released this tainted memory. Luckily, you didn't immediately take him to Haywood. Otherwise, I would have lost another well-behaved student."

Is that how it is?

No wonder Haywood, despite his strong aptitude and willpower, has not been promoted yet.

So, is it for similar reasons that none of the other apprentices have been promoted over the years?

Did the revival experiment delay your studies?

"I'm sorry, mentor." If Gorsa hadn't suddenly appeared, Thor would have really considered showing the ribbonfish to Haywood.

I wonder how Gorsa will punish the other warehouse manager who caused this consequence if he loses a warehouse manager as a result.

"No need to apologize." Gorsa shook his head. "You've helped me discover the flaw in the interlayer, so it seems I need to find a new place to store him."

Gorsa looked up at Thor. "The fact that all three of them ended up failing makes me start to reflect."

"Apprentices are not materials for witchcraft after all. Trying to modify them according to my ideas will only backfire. Even if there is a successful case, hehe... it will fail because they are unhappy with themselves. So after meeting you, I only let you study the soul and keep an eye on the general direction. I didn't interfere with your specific studies, so as not to turn you into the next Ivan or the next Kongsa."

"Fortunately, you are not only talented but also very intelligent. You have finally carved out a path for yourself. Hmm, in the past ten years, you are the only apprentice to be promoted. It seems that life in the Wizard Tower is too comfortable."

Thor thought to himself, "Can life in the Wizard's Tower really be considered comfortable? But... doesn't the Tower Master know why no apprentice has been promoted for so many years?"

As Thor was thinking, he heard Gorsa mumble indistinctly, "But it doesn't matter anyway."

Gorsa tossed a piece of paper to Thor. "I've already studied the anti-rejection agent you gave me before. Have you been participating in their experiments at Gudo's lab recently?"

Thor nodded repeatedly. "I'm working with... Gudo's students on researching how to reduce the damage that adhesives cause to spirits."

Thor didn't want Claire to attract the attention of her mentor, Gorsa, so he deliberately avoided mentioning her name.

Gorsa didn't seem to care much about the other apprentices. Hearing this, he nodded slightly and said, "Starting tomorrow, you will also join the research on the Blue Water Elixir. I have already spoken with Rum and Kaz, and all experimental-related materials concerning the Blue Water Elixir will be available to you."

"You should conduct an experiment to slow down the compatibility between the rejection agent and the Blue Water Essence. If you can achieve the effects of both agents simultaneously, it will buy Yola more time."

Do you want to extend the time the spirit and the container are bound together by combining the effects of the two potions?

If the Blue Water Essence potion itself is not the problem, then it's feasible.

Unfortunately, Thor had a gut feeling that the Blue Water Essence potion not only had a problem, but a very big one!

However, participating in the Blue Water Soul experiment is exactly what Thor wanted!

Although Byron has been found, he doesn't actually know why Yura attacked him.

Or rather, who was Yura trying to hide from him by killing him?

During their escape through the interlayer, Thor discussed with Byron the possibility that both the gray matter and the blue aquatic contained impurities resembling malevolent energy. This substance could alleviate a certain abnormal condition affecting Yura.

Upon learning of this, Thor's first thought was that the true purpose of the resurrection experiment was not resurrection.

The reason Yura had to keep it a secret was because the experiment was not a good thing for the other participants.

If Yora is backed by the Tower Master, then Thor must prepare a backup plan for himself while preparing for the resurrection experiment.

If it were someone else...

That wizard tower is likely about to be hit by a very terrible storm!

Thor didn't want to sit idly by and wait for the storm to come.

The storm has swept over Byron, but Thor, as a participant (or even a potential candidate) in the resurrection experiment, must have already entered the eye of the storm.

The temporary calm may be followed by a huge crisis, and he must act in advance to secure his own ticket to cause trouble.

Thor looked up and said firmly to Gorsa, "Master, rest assured, I will definitely cooperate fully with Rum and Kaz in the fusion test experiment."

It's afternoon now, that's right.

(End of this chapter)