Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 438 Elf Skin and Black Iron Coffin (Part Two)

If it weren't for the fact that Claire had just been freed from radiation contamination and was still quite weak, Thor would have really wanted to tease her and ask her where to make the hole.

However, he still obediently reached out to Claire's mask, "Let me help you remove the metal from your face."

"No! No! No!" Ke Li exclaimed repeatedly, "I found that there is still a little bit of residual radiation in my body."

"Yes, after all, it's radiation against radiation. Even a blood transfusion can't completely replace your whole body. You might need to stay in bed for a while longer."

"I just want to integrate this residual radiation into my body to advance to level three. Please, don't touch me."

Thor readily agreed, then asked curiously, "Why would you want to integrate radiation toxins into your body? Doing so could very likely cause the radiation damage to also be absorbed into your body."

Just like Mentor Monica, who possesses immense lightning attack power, but if she doesn't control the excess lightning properly, it can cause parts of her body surface to carbonize.

"The radiation toxins are almost gone now, which actually presents a great opportunity. I've been dreaming about this plan... It's feasible!"

Saul pursed his lips. Dream-based solutions were usually illogical, but Claire's idea did have some basis. It was like injecting a live attenuated vaccine, then letting the body adapt to the toxin and develop antibodies.

If Keli continues to research alpha toxins in the future, it will be necessary for her to have a certain level of toxin resistance.

"I understand. How can I cooperate with you?"

Next, Thor set up a metal-based refining magic circle for Claire and gave her several Heart Guardians for protection.

Oh, and I didn't forget to punch a few holes in her mask for ventilation.

After another flurry of activity, it was already dawn and dusk when Thor left the underground laboratory.

As soon as Thor came out, he saw Byron sitting alone above the underground laboratory, flipping through a book.

He seemed to be guarding Thor, preventing others from entering the underground laboratory.

Thor went over and sat down on the ground, where he saw a small pile of seeds of a companion flower next to Byron.

Byron looked up from his book and noticed Thor's gaze. "The seeds of the companion flower, I traded them for my remaining credits with Instructor Katz."

"Can I still use academic credits at this time?"

Byron nodded. "Professor Katz is planning to extend the credits to his Necropolis. If you don't want to go, you can exchange the credits for other things. I've exchanged some books and materials, and you should be able to use these seeds. I can share some with you."

"Alright, the corresponding points will be deducted from your notebook." Thor didn't stand on ceremony and grabbed a handful.

Anyway, before the companion flower blooms, no one knows what kind of fruit it will eventually produce.

After he had collected the seeds, he saw Byron bend down and take out the familiar little accounting notebook from his pocket.

However, the other party's next action was not to record credits on it, but to suddenly ignite a small fireball, which burned the ledger to ashes.

Watching the dark gray ashes drift into the messy ground of the small garden, Byron turned to Saul and said, "Between you and me, there's no need to keep accounts."

Byron lowered his head and continued reading, thinking to himself: Anyway, I can't pay it back.

Thor shook his head and smiled, his gaze falling on the book Byron was looking at, and he discovered that it was one of the few books that discussed matters related to elves.

If Byron also obtained this book from his mentor Katz, then it would probably have cost a lot of credits.

"This was a gift from Master Kaz. He seemed to have foreseen the attributes of my new skin. Besides, books related to elves are taboo for ordinary people. But now I don't have to worry about that."

Thor finally had a chance to ask, "I still don't understand... Senior Byron, how did you recover?"

Because of the urgency of Claire's matter, Saul hadn't had a chance to properly ask Byron about it.

How did he transform from a head back into an expressionless, ordinary-looking senior?

Byron is now wearing the head of the Elf King!

When Kong Sha had this head, she was seen as a great beauty that met everyone's aesthetic standards.

Byron looked up from the book at the dark walls of the underground laboratory. "You know, that skin of mine is actually my tracking device. Although it gave me a chance to escape death, without it, I dropped from level three to level two."

Byron fled into the mezzanine, avoiding the menacing mouths and hiding under the ill-intentioned eyes.

At that time, he was also confused, not knowing how to go on even if he survived.

Just then, Thor suddenly appeared and led him away from the dangerous mezzanine.

Most importantly, Thor also gave him a very rare magical material.

Byron didn't know where he was at first; he just felt it was very cramped.

Yura has ill intentions, and Rum and Kaz are probably also problematic. Byron just wants to recover as soon as possible so that he can help Thor in this treacherous situation.

But when he started meditating to replenish his magical power, he suddenly discovered that this body was perfectly suited to his advancement plan!

When Byron tentatively began to transform this outer layer into his positioning device, he encountered no obstacles whatsoever.

In just a few days, he made the new skin adapt to his mental power and magic, and it became his initial positioning device.

This is dozens of times faster than the previous skin!

Moreover, he also found that this skin was very easy to control.

Once the new positioning device was initially completed, Byron was restored to its original appearance.

However, Thor was not in the second warehouse at that time.

As he stood somewhat bewildered in the warehouse, looking around, he encountered Agu, who had come to collect materials.

"So that's how it is. So you went through the original promotion plan again, senior." Thor suddenly realized that Senior Byron's new skin was actually more in line with his research direction than his original skin.

That makes sense, isn't it? Elves are a race with such explosive mental power that they blew themselves out of existence? So even if the head left behind by the Elf King had most of its special attributes removed by the half-elf, it's not an ordinary magical material, so it's normal that it has such high elemental fusion properties.

Moreover, the material grade of the Elf King's head is definitely higher than that of Byron's original skin. It might also be easier for it to integrate into his spiritual body.

It can be considered a blessing in disguise.

The two then conducted further analysis on the Elf King's head, calculating various data points related to this new skin.

Not long after, someone else came looking for Thor.

It was Agu; he was standing outside the small garden, looking somewhat uneasy.

Thor said something to Byron and then went outside.

After Thor left, Byron took out the book about elves again and began to read it.

Ever since he learned that this new skin belonged to an elf who had lost the ability to corrupt the mind, he had been learning about elves. Thor would only assume that he wanted to turn the elf's head into his tracking device.

But there was one thing Byron didn't tell Saul.

Before leaving the laboratory on the 20th floor of the Wizard Tower, the Tower Master of Gorsa not only killed Jero but also left him with a message.

That was probably the only thing the Tower Master said to Byron in all these years.

"If you take something from an elf, you should be prepared for the elf to come knocking on your door."

The meaning behind those words sent chills down Byron's spine, to the point that he considered whether he should abandon the idea of ​​completely converting the elven head into his tracking device.

But Byron insisted on the conversion in the end, because without such a suitable locator, he might never have the chance to become a formal wizard!

As for the risks involved, he would naturally bear them himself and would no longer let Saul go through all that trouble for him.

After all, a wizard's path is one he must ultimately walk himself.

But if one day Saul needs him, he will absolutely repay Saul without reservation or regard for cost.

This is the equivalent exchange that Byron believed in.

It's past 10 o'clock again. I'll take this opportunity to ask for leave tomorrow and celebrate Children's Day.

(Actually, I'm just going through the outline of Volume 2 and the detailed outline from recently. See you the day after tomorrow.)

Shamelessly asking for guaranteed monthly votes tomorrow~

(End of this chapter)