Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 432 Once you're here, don't leave.

Rewind time to when Gorza was still being promoted.

Thor first had Xiaozhao prepare all the materials needed for the Keli formula—the fact that the materials were complete was the reason why Instructor Gorsa sent him to the 20th floor.

Thor himself quickly drew a consciousness platform array on the ground.

To enter the 20th floor, one needs to pass through a bronze gate, and the others who can enter here are either dying or fighting, so they probably don't have time to come over.

Thor needs to act quickly to save Claire, but having a few assistants would increase the efficiency several times over.

Therefore, after confirming that Claire could hold on for a while longer, they immediately began to summon their assistants.

Thor pulled all four consciousnesses out of the diary.

As for the container?

To be honest, 20 floors are everywhere.

They were even of higher quality than the corpses in the second warehouse.

Thor was very fast; in just three minutes, the room was filled with four busy figures.

Preparing potions, setting up magic arrays, assisting, keeping watch...

The only one not here is Agu.

He was most familiar with the Wizard Tower and was sent by Thor to retrieve materials.

There was a riot in the inner strata of the Wizard Tower just now, and we don't know the extent of the damage.

And those vengeful spirits in the interlayer, I wonder what their current situation is.

To prevent Agu from being unable to enter the bronze gate when he returns, it has been kept open.

Hermann was stationed at the ramp to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering.

A riot just broke out in the mezzanine between the first and twentieth floors, killing many apprentices, but most of them were being controlled and sent to be used as food by the noodle makers.

A small number of apprentices stayed obediently in their dormitories and did not go out to wander around; most of them survived.

But most wizarding apprentices are not so obedient.

They live with eerie dangers year-round, and when faced with riots in the Wizard Tower, only a few are willing to hide.

Thus, this group of adventurous apprentices became the second group of victims of the riot.

But a few of them were lucky enough to survive.

As a result, their adventurous spirit was further amplified.

After realizing the danger had passed, two or three people actually followed the retreating arm and found the twentieth floor.

The leader was a senior Level 3 apprentice who had accidentally gone to the twentieth floor once, but was scared back by the bronze door.

This time, he found that the arms were no longer grabbing people, so he boldly followed the arms and went up to the twentieth floor again.

Upon reaching the twentieth floor, he discovered that the bronze door was wide open.

A woman with a blank expression was standing at the door.

"Go back, this is not a place for you."

Even though the three of them were still carefully concealing their presence, the woman in front of the bronze gate immediately discovered their existence.

The leading third-level apprentice was unwilling to leave just like that. He couldn't tell the other party's strength, but he was sure they weren't at the level of a formal wizard. So, he stepped forward despite the woman's gaze.

"A large number of vengeful spirits just appeared in the Wizard Tower. We want to check if there's anything wrong here. Do we need any help?"

"I don't need it," the woman said coldly. "Leave!"

Upon getting closer, the third-level apprentice felt that the woman's magical energy fluctuations were almost the same as his own, and remembering that he had two helpers behind him, he became even calmer.

He stepped forward with a smile, "Really, you don't need it? I've never seen you before. I think you're the trouble that needs to be dealt with."

Herman suddenly stood up and moved like lightning from the front door to the third-level apprentice.

Before the latter could react, she felt a chill in her chest and then lost consciousness.

Herman dropped the corpse in his hand, glanced at the ramp, and the two apprentices hiding behind it turned and ran away in fright.

He wiped the blood off his hands, turned around, and sat back down in front of the gate.

Saul, of course, also noticed the commotion outside, but did not have any objection to Herman's handling of the situation.

His order to Hermann was: to be courteous and not to let outsiders in.

Hermann did it.

But not long after, Saul discovered that Herman was retreating back into the laboratory.

He stopped what he was doing, turned his head to look, and saw that Herman's limbs were covered with a layer of crystalline fine lines, like silkworm silk.

"So that's why those guys ran down from up there." Luo Kai walked in with a smile, his right hand slightly raised, each finger connected by a thin, silken thread that controlled Herman's movements. "So it's you who's back."

He glanced at the person lying next to Thor, but did not recognize their identity.

"Since you're here, it seems Instructor Anze is in trouble. Let me take care of you, the one who slipped through the net."

Thor glanced at Herman, who had a calm (innocent) expression, completely ignoring Rokai's threat, and continued to process the potion.

Anne, who was assisting him, got up and went over. "Lord Thor is busy. You can come back later. If you're in a hurry, you can kill him first."

Herman: "..."

Luo Kai: "..."

Luo Kai was somewhat puzzled; he felt that things shouldn't be like this.

Could it be that he had some kind of illusion because he had subdued the woman too easily?

An alarm bell rang in his mind, and he began to back away.

"Since you're here, don't leave. You might come in handy," Thor said casually without looking up.

Now Luo Kai was even more certain that something was wrong. Just like the vengeful spirits suddenly retreating into the interlayer, things were developing in a direction he could not have predicted.

Perhaps he shouldn't have stayed any longer!

Luo Kai casually controlled Herman to stand between himself and the others, then turned and ran outside.

Just then, two more figures appeared at the door, completely blocking the way out.

One is Agu, and the other is... Byron!

"As you instructed, I went to the second storeroom to retrieve some materials. I happened to see Lord Byron awaken and, thinking you might need some assistance, I asked him to come along." Agu bowed to Thor at the doorway. He glanced at Rokai, who was sandwiched in the middle, but didn't say anything more. "Then I'll continue searching for the materials."

Saul nodded, then suddenly remembered something and asked, "Have you seen Haywood?"

Agu shook his head. "The first warehouse is in complete chaos. Someone may have broken in. There are only a few corpses inside now."

Thor paused. "Go ahead. If you run into Billy, tell him that if he doesn't want the Gray Matter to be exposed, he should come and help."

"Yes." Agu left again.

Luo Kai was astonished to be ignored in the room.

At that moment, he suddenly realized that he seemed to understand Thor completely.

"How do you know about the relationship between Gray Matter and Billy?" he couldn't help but ask.

Thor completely ignored him and instead asked Byron, who also looked bewildered, "Senior, you've recovered?"

Byron entered the lab, deliberately ignoring Luo Kai in the middle. "Well, let's not talk about me yet. Do you need any help?"

He heard Saul's words and knew he needed manpower.

"Yes," Thor looked up again, but he still didn't leave Claire's side. "I need help."

Without saying a word, Byron walked over and looked down to examine the potion that Thor was mixing.

He glanced at the scrap of paper beside Thor, which was covered in dense writing, and frowned. "It's related to metal, related to toxins... What is this?"

He examined the person lying on the stone coffin closely. "Is this Keli? She..."

Byron finally recognized the person lying on the sarcophagus and frowned.

"She was poisoned by metallic radiation, and the scrap of paper contains the outline of an antidote. The red part is my later revision, but I've never dealt with metallic elements before, and my knowledge of toxic elements is limited to what I've learned in books. Senior, could you please take a look at this outline and see if there are any problems?"

"I'm not good at these things either, but I think your approach makes sense."

Thor nodded, also looking at the notes Clare had left behind. "To save Clare, we need to remove the radiation toxins from her body first. Only then can we remove the metal from her skin and treat her damaged limbs and organs. Clare's idea is to use electromagnetism... but Instructor Monica's condition is unstable... By the way, where is Jero?"

Finally, Thor turned his head to look at Rokai.

At this point, the latter was surrounded by Ann and Morton and could not leave, and the hostage Herman in his hands was of no use whatsoever.

He stared blankly at Thor, wondering how things had come to this.

(End of this chapter)