Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 416 The Pain of Being Uncared For

Over the next few days, Saul also entered into a fulfilling and busy life.

There are still some conflicts between the delayed rejection potion and the Blue Water Potion, but Thor doesn't want to modify his own potion.

The ingredients for his medicines were determined through repeated trials, and some materials could not be measured with the slightest error.

However, it is also difficult to allow mentors who have long been formal wizards to arbitrarily change their plans.

At the very least, it would be embarrassing.

You can look down on a wizard, but if you show disdain for his research, you'll be setting yourself up for a blood feud.

Thor naturally wouldn't stand up to the combined experimental results of several mentors, so he naturally obtained all of Blue Water Soul's materials and research findings, intending to take them back for his own research.

Of course, this is just his most superficial excuse.

When he returned to the second warehouse with the Blue Water Soul formula, he immediately compared it with Senior Byron's gray potion.

The two formulas are indeed very similar, but they are completely different in their choice of catalyst and neutralizing agent.

This resulted in Byron's medicine being less effective, but also having fewer side effects.

Thor also tried to absorb the soul energy from the gray matter and the blue water spirit, but failed.

Therefore, it is basically confirmed that when Yura was in an abnormal state, she suddenly consumed Blue Water Essence and Gray Matter not to replenish her soul energy.

Thor also tried to break down the gray matter and blue aqua in other ways. But their cores were both strong and fragile.

If you force it to decompose, it will turn into impurities and some evil thoughts.

It cannot be determined whether it is due to its own composition or a change in its nature.

Looking at the analysis before him, Thor leaned back, unconsciously twirling the quill in his hand. "Could it be that what Yura ingested was the evil within the gray matter and blue water essence? But what use would it be for a spirit to absorb all that?"

Saul wasn't sure if there were other active ingredients involved, but he hadn't discovered them yet.

"If we really can't find it, we'll probably have to try it ourselves. Blue Water Essence is highly toxic, but we can try Gray Essence first. At least Senior Byron took it for more than half a year and didn't experience any obvious problems."

The diary did not provide any warning that Saul was going to take the gray potion.

Clearly, there is no danger to Thor's life from taking it. There should also be no long-term risks.

The ash solution for today is almost used up, so Saul decides to prepare a few more portions and then personally experience the effects of the medicine.

He naturally didn't have enough raw materials, but since he had already received approval to research the compatibility of Blue Water Soul and the anti-rejection drug, he could legitimately ask Rum and Kaz for them.

The next day, before the materials he needed arrived, Saul went to find Claire to continue her adhesive experiment.

The adhesive will also be used in the resurrection experiment, and Thor naturally needs to confirm whether it conflicts with his anti-rejection agent.

So he boldly took his medicine to find Keli.

Sure enough, Keli was in Professor Gu Duo's laboratory at that moment.

Instead of sitting in the chair, Claire stood and bent over, her elbows resting on the table. She stared intently at the notes on the table, as if she wanted to see the runes on them through the pages.

Saul walked into the lab carrying a stack of materials and notes.

"What are you looking at?" As he passed behind Keli, he glanced at the notes on the table over Keli's shoulder and found that they were still about research on reducing the harm of adhesives to spirits.

"Have you hit a bottleneck?" Thor placed his things on the lab table opposite Claire.

"Not only that, I was also discouraged by my supervisor."

"What are you attacking? The subject you're currently researching?"

Claire raised her head, her stiff hair swaying and colliding with each other, making a slight metallic echo.

Claire grabbed a handful of her hair in frustration, and her golden hair became soft again.

"My supervisor said my research direction was wrong. Everyone else was researching how to increase the stickiness of adhesives, but I was researching how to reduce the pain of adhesives."

She raised her hand to support her cheek. "But isn't our experimental subject the Tower Master's wife? She's not some other living being or mindless material. Shouldn't we consider her feelings?"

"Just look at the raw materials of these medicines, and you can imagine how painful it would be to take them, yet no one cares about how to alleviate the pain. My grandmother used to say that it would be better to die than to live in such pain. At that time, I didn't understand what kind of pain my grandmother was enduring, but now I know very well what kind of pain Mrs. Yura will endure after the experiment begins."

Claire sighed deeply, "Alas, it's a pity no one cares."

This was the first time Thor had seen Claire so down. He quickly tapped the table with his index finger. "Hey, are you not human, or am I?"

Claire chuckled, then suddenly remembered that she and Thor were conducting an experiment to alleviate pain.

Although Professor Gu Duo didn't take her efforts seriously and always tried to pull her into other experimental projects.

She finally straightened up, then raised her chin. "I'm not even sure if I'm human, but you definitely aren't!"

Thor rolled his eyes.

This guy, he doesn't forget to drag himself into the insults.

Saul laid out his notes, deciding to give Claire a little encouragement.

"Regarding consciousness anesthesia, on my end..."

"Keli, Instructor Gudo wants to see you."

A level three apprentice walked over and called to Keli from about three meters away.

Keli turned around abruptly, stared at the apprentice for two seconds, and the latter actually took a half step back because of her gaze.

"You, you hurry up and go over there, I'm not lying to you." The third-level apprentice said in a flustered manner, and quickly turned around and left.

Claire kept staring at his back until he disappeared outside the laboratory door.

"Wow, you can even scare away level three apprentices now?" Thor laughed.

Claire turned around instantly, staring at Thor with her wide, bronze eyes.

Thor, not to be outdone, immediately glared back.

The two of them were arguing like three-year-olds, staring at each other for a full minute.

In the end, it was Claire who looked away first, muttering, "So childish."

She tossed a pile of notes on the table to Saul.

"Keep an eye on things for me. Last time someone tried to peek at my notes, but I caught them in time and gave them a good scolding."

"Is that the one from just now? Impressive, he even managed to teach a level three apprentice a lesson." Thor clapped silently.

"I'm almost at level three too, okay? Besides, that level three apprentice was all theory and no practice. He'd hardly ever left the tower for any missions with Instructor Gudo. And now I have Alpha Toxin, so most people don't dare mess with me."

There are quite a few theoretical apprentices in the Wizard Tower, but to reach the third level of apprentice is at least a top student.

Unfortunately, this theoretically-minded academic genius is nothing compared to Ke Li, a practically-minded academic genius.

After saying that, Keli grabbed a small handbag and ran off.

They were moving extremely fast, clearly because they had lost time glaring at Thor earlier.

Thor remembered that Gudo was an impatient person, so he could only sigh and continue his experiment.

Judging from the attitudes of the mentors and Gorza's behavior, the final resurrection experiment is imminent.

I wonder if we can reduce the painful side effects of the adhesive before then.

This is probably why Gudo doesn't think it's good for Kuri to focus on this topic.

Nevertheless, Thor still diligently helped Claire with her research. After all, even if it wasn't needed here, it might be needed in the future.

In particular, if the hypnosis of consciousness that he is in charge of can be completed, could it achieve the hallucinogenic effect of those eyes in the interlayer?

If it gets even more powerful, wouldn't it reach the level of a Nightmare Butterfly?

After all, the Nightmare Butterfly was a new demonic creature created by a wizard!

However, just as Thor began his experiment, Claire rushed back in a flurry, looking quite unhappy.

"What's wrong?" He asked this question for the second time today.

"My mentor asked, and Mrs. Yura said there was no need to reduce the pain, as that would cause her to lose her sensitivity to the medicine. Then my mentor ordered me to stop the experiments here and go to him to do some experiments to enhance the effects of the soul toxin."

Keli spoke with a stiff face and a blank expression, it was hard to tell whether she was angry or disappointed.

(End of this chapter)