Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 43 Without money, you can't move an inch.

For his fourth spell, Thor, after consulting with Mark, decided to choose a 0th-tier spell of the dark attribute to combat the undead.

The main reason is that his work environment is too prone to ghosts and monsters, and fighting the undead is very effective in dealing with them.

After studying for about two hours, I have a preliminary idea for the new spell analysis model.

Saul was once again awakened by work and got up to greet the first guest of the day.

A white skeleton...

"It's so clean!"

His entire body was completely devoid of flesh, as if he had been dug out of the ground decades later.

The fact that the body was so clean made Thor feel uneasy.

He put down his tools, invited the guest into the large box, and then turned to visit the senior colleague next door.

"I don't know," Hayden said, still standing behind the narrow crack in the door to greet Saul. "By the time he got here, the body was just a skeleton."

Hayden was then directly transferred to Saul.

Thor bid farewell to Hayden and looked toward the room of the new second-level apprentice.

The new second-level apprentice wasn't as easy to talk to as Senior Byron.

Asking won't yield any results.

The first step in the morgue process does not involve collecting materials; it mainly involves eliminating any potential dangers posed to the body.

So when that body was sent to the morgue, it was probably already devoid of flesh and blood.

This little incident didn't take up too much of Saul's energy; on the contrary, since there were no other clients today, Saul was able to continue his research.

However, his progress in physical transformation was far behind his learning of witchcraft.

If only body modification could be as simple as runes and spells.

If others knew what Thor was thinking, they might be furious.

Once again, discard the failed refining materials that were about to explode.

Thor stopped abruptly as he closed the lid of the large trunk.

He had been here several times, and as far as he could remember, Byron's room had never caused him any trouble.

The corridors for second-level apprentices are always quiet, especially now that the laboratories are open.

Thor rushed over, and when he was almost at the door, he realized that he might not be able to catch Byron at this time.

Just as Saul was about to approach Byron's dormitory, a door next to him suddenly opened, and Mark walked out.

"Sol? You came to see me?" Mark greeted Sol with some surprise.

(End of this chapter)