Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 423 Please, kill me

Yura did not respond to Gorsa; her paper-cut-like body spun around in place.

Several apprentices couldn't help but steal glances over.

They rarely saw the tower master, and almost never saw Lady Yura.

Some people didn't even know that this resurrection experiment was for the Tower Master's lover.

"Yura?" Gorsa called out to Yura again, his voice two octaves lower.

The black silhouette took a moment to recover, as if waking from a dream, and murmured, "I'll go check on them."

After saying that, she ignored Gorsa's reaction and walked around the small garden.

In fact, some of the apprentices have already completed their work, but no one has said they want to leave.

When Yura walks past these people, they freeze in place, but once Yura's paper-thin body is far away, they secretly glance at her back.

Several mentors greeted Yura openly, but none of them received a response from her.

Thor was still making final adjustments, but when Yura came over, he put down the beaker in his hand and nodded to her.

He stopped moving mainly to guard against Yura doing something suddenly or secretly, so he was on edge while bowing.

Yura slowly swept her gaze across the entire area, without lingering on Thor.

Saul suddenly had a feeling that she wasn't observing everyone's work—but saying goodbye.

Gorsa's sudden abandonment of Blue Water Essence in favor of the potion chosen by Thor likely disrupted their plans.

Most of the materials were taken by Saul from the first and second warehouses. Other special materials were carried by the instructors themselves.

However, it is very difficult to tamper with the raw materials.

These materials are both rare and fragile, and if any other harmful substances have been added, it is easy to tell from their appearance.

But semi-finished medicines are different; they have too many additives, and who knows what ingredients they contain?

This is also why Gorza had them prepare all the medicines on-site.

Although it takes a lot of time, it can prevent someone from tampering with it.

Naturally, this operation will also leave those who want to tamper with things in despair.

In the silent and oppressive atmosphere, Yura walked around the small garden one last time. She looked up at the sky one last time before returning to Gorsa's side and standing quietly.

Everyone else was busy, seemingly having nothing to do with her, the one who had been resurrected.

Finally, as the sun began to set in the west, Thor completed his mission.

The contents of the crucible finally transformed into a silvery potion that emitted a nauseating, sewer-like odor.

Thor let out a long sigh of relief and touched his forehead where there was no sweat.

"Well... at least we finished it safely." Thor breathed a sigh of relief.

Gorza really doesn't consult anyone before making any decisions.

Of course, given his status and power, he really could make any decision on a whim.

"Be careful, this potion is highly volatile. Let me help you seal it." Instructor Rum also helped Thor pick up the glass sphere on the table.

He unscrewed the small cap on the sphere, and after Thor carefully poured all the solution in, he immediately put the cap back on. Then he activated the miniature magic circle on the glass sphere to trap all the magical fluctuations and potion evaporation inside.

At the same time, Kaz finished dealing with the remaining items and came over, staring at the potion in Thor's hand with a complicated expression.

On the other side, Gudo took the same spherical glass vessel from Keli and carefully walked over.

"Since you were in charge of preparing this potion, then I'll leave the administration of this potion to you as well." Instructor Rum handed the potion back to Thor.

According to the original plan, he was the one who was supposed to administer the drug.

Instructor Kaz frowned and said, "Sol has never been involved in something this big before. Let me handle it."

As he spoke, he reached for the potion in Thor's hand.

"Let Thor handle this," Gorza interrupted Kaz with a smile. "He's been through a lot too."

Upon hearing this, Kaz had no choice but to withdraw his hand.

"Don't be nervous. You can go over some steps in your mind before you do them. This step is just introducing the medicine, so you don't need to react quickly. Just focus on being steady," Kaz instructed Thor in a low but rapid voice.

Thor was touched to see that his mentor, Kaz, was giving him serious instructions, but he needed to remain calm. So he simply nodded to Kaz and carried the spherical vessel toward the medium-sized magic circle that had already been drawn.

This magic circle is not large in area. It is based on an acute triangle, with a circular circle with a diameter of one meter inside each corner.

It occupied an area no larger than a bedroom, but the interior of the magic circle was exceptionally complex. The most crucial positions were drawn by Gorsa himself. No one else was able to get involved.

Thor, holding the potion, walked steadily to the circular magic circle in the bottom left corner, without paying attention to the runes on the magic circle.

At the same time, Gu Duo, the mentor, was also holding the same spherical glass vessel in his hand, standing in another circular magic circle at the bottom corner.

He made a gulping sound, as if swallowing something, then turned to Thor with a smile, "I thought it would be Kars standing here with me. Turns out it's you, little guy. But that's fine..."

Thor was taken aback, not knowing what Gudo meant.

"Alright, everyone else, leave the garden." Gorsa stood up stiffly, raised his hand to untie the tie on his collar, and threw the wide black cloak behind him.

"hiss--"

A few low gasps came from behind Thor.

Dressed in pink bandages, the slender and tall Gorsa is striking even in daylight.

He tiptoed and walked step by step to the top corner of the triangular magic circle.

When Gorza stood within the last circular magic circle, everyone else had already left the garden fence.

But no one actually left.

They looked at Gorza with an expression of astonishment and awe.

Many apprentices were seeing Gorsa for the first time. Previously, third-level apprentices had often only seen the tower lord, who was completely hidden in a cloak.

Before the ceremony began, Saul quickly scanned the people around him.

Monica and Jero stood furthest away, behind the group of apprentices, while the other mentors watched intently near the fence.

As Thor looked away, he suddenly noticed that Rokai was standing right next to him at the fence.

He immediately became highly vigilant.

He hadn't forgotten that he carried a hidden spell: "Smash it."

Thor looked down at the potion in his hand and gritted his teeth.

Perhaps they had already anticipated that Gorza would likely use them to assist in experiments if he took a liking to them, which is why they cast this suggestive spell on themselves.

However, even if Thor accidentally broke the potion, he could still make a new one...

Is it possible that once Instructor Gorsa's final test begins, it cannot be stopped and restarted? Or will the magic circle undergo a change after being shattered?

Or is there some other reason?

Although Gorza's sudden change of the main potion caught everyone off guard, it did not mean that this experiment was absolutely free of accidents.

Suddenly, a blinding white light emanated from Gorsa, drawing Thor's attention back to him.

My vision instantly turned completely white.

He immediately mobilized his mental energy and finally saw the scene before him clearly.

A beam of white light emanated from Gorsa, transforming into a hemispherical barrier that held the three people within the magic circle. It then gradually expanded until it covered the entire magic circle before stopping its expansion.

As soon as the barrier emitting blinding white light stopped changing, countless tiny black dots appeared on the ground—the shadows of everyone present who had been frightened away by Gorsa.

They hopped and skipped through the three people's bodies, leaping onto the blinding barrier and using their bodies to shield themselves from the dazzling white light.

When all the shadows covered the barrier, the blinding white light disappeared at the same time.

A huge, opaque gray hemisphere covered the three of them, as well as the shadowy figure of Yura who had been standing behind Gorza.

Now, the people outside couldn't see anything at all.

A few more murmurs arose; the apprentices clearly hadn't expected that they wouldn't be able to see anything when the spell began.

This clearly disappointed those who were eager to witness the resurrection magic.

The four mentors weren't too surprised, but their gazes were complicated as they looked at the black barrier.

In the crowd, Keli gradually clenched her fists, stood on tiptoe, raised her chin, and strained to look into the distance, as if her gaze could penetrate the gray barrier and see the scene inside.

A proud young girl, making a rare silly mistake.

Inside the barrier, which was being watched by everyone.

The bandage on Gorsa's chest split open to both sides.

The tear was wide open, about twenty centimeters long.

He reached in and, amidst a few squelching sounds of flesh rubbing together, slowly and laboriously pulled out half a human head.

Thor couldn't help but lick his dry lips, feeling as if he were struggling to breathe.

Then he saw the tower master pull half of Kongsha's head out of his body.

At this moment, Kong Sha's eyes were tightly closed, and she was as pale as a mold.

Above Kongsa's head, a red candle about the length of a thumb was burning quietly.

Gorsa raised his other hand and extinguished the flame.

The red candle melted in an instant, flowing down Kong Sha's long brown hair to her forehead, and then dripping down her tightly closed eyes.

A sob escaped from above Kongsha's head.

"Please, kill me."

Saul was taken aback. Wasn't this the "Kill me" that he often heard from the puppet dolls?

(End of this chapter)