Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 442 Ophelia, the Lord of Sky City

Thor left the bewildered Xiaozhao behind and went upstairs alone to check what Xiaozhao had brought up.

The letter wasn't very dusty, so it must have been mailed here in the last few months. The book, wrapped in resin, seemed to have been submerged in water; there were traces of algae on it.

Saul opened the letter first; the signature at the bottom was Sander.

He thought for a moment before remembering that it was the man who hid his sister in a suitcase to avoid paying for the ship, only to find her dead after disembarking.

However, his sister didn't suffocate; she died in the soul tide of Blue Water Bay.

The letter was simple: Sander said he had discovered the cause of the soul tides in Bluewater Bay and hoped that Thor could go and take a look if he had the time.

Sander probably wanted to ask Saul to solve the Bluewater Bay problem, but he didn't have the ability to pay the corresponding price, so he had to investigate some of Bluewater Bay's secrets himself, hoping to lure Saul there.

It has to be said that Sander took a great risk for his sister.

However, the secret of Bluewater Bay likely involves gray matter. And gray matter is the secret weapon that Anze and his team used to deal with Mentor Gorsa.

Thor opened the diary within his spiritual body.

I'm so bored. Am I being controlled by you? Can we make a deal?

Currently, the only thing still recorded in the diary is Luo Kai's consciousness.

Furthermore, the white writing on Luo Kai's black pages was no longer as clear as it had been at the beginning.

If Luo Kai cannot enter the consciousness platform and receive Thor's soul energy replenishment, he will completely disappear after consuming his last bit of energy.

Although Luo Kai only reached the second level of apprenticeship in the end, as the president of the apprentice mutual aid association in the Wizard Tower, the information and data he possessed were certainly beyond what ordinary apprentices could compare to.

But Thor didn't want to make a deal with Rokai.

The diary will allow Luo Kai to tell the truth, and he doesn't want to keep this person's consciousness.

"The gray matter was discovered in Blue Water Bay. Have you discovered the reason for its formation? And what is its connection to the soul tides?"

Thor believed that although Sander might have the idea of ​​using his power to unravel the secrets of the soul tides, he certainly wouldn't dare to lie to him.

Since he said that the soul tides have secrets, then he must have really discovered something.

Under Thor's questioning, even if Rocco wanted to hide it, he couldn't.

The Soul Tide actually originated from the Battle of Blue Water Bay a century ago, which resulted in numerous deaths. Furthermore, the use of powerful and terrifying magical artifacts at the time polluted the entire sea area. Although some efforts were later made to restore order, it also generated a large amount of resentment and malice.

These resentful and malicious thoughts continue to harm others and cause more deaths, thus creating the soul tides that occur every few years.

[Later, we discovered a large amount of concentrated malevolent energy lurking beneath the sea. Coupled with the strange state of the Tower Master Gorsa, we conceived the idea of ​​using this malevolent energy to accelerate his corruption and then killing him.]

Thor tapped his fingers lightly on the table. "It seems that Lady Yura has been persuaded by you to allow herself to contain evil thoughts and infect Mentor Gorsa at the crucial moment."

Yes, but it wasn't exactly that we persuaded her. She herself had long since given up on life. For that, she was willing to kill Gorza, who had been constantly resurrecting her.

Thor didn't ask Yura why she didn't want to be resurrected.

In fact, ever since he learned that the incredibly tragic "Kill me" in the puppet came from Yura, he could imagine that being constantly on the verge of life and death, and being repeatedly resurrected through experiments, was not a comfortable thing.

Perhaps only the phrase "worse than death" can describe it?

"You discovered that Instructor Gorsa was experiencing health problems, then Yura agreed to cooperate, and after discovering the large amount of evil energy that could corrupt Gorsa and the Sound-Grinding Fruit that could conceal Yura's abnormality, you began your counter-plan. It's fraught with uncertainty; aren't you afraid of failure?"

[Having become a wizard, one must naturally dare to take risks; mediocrity will not lead to becoming a formal wizard. Instructor Anze wants the Wizard Tower, Instructor Rum wants to share Gorza's corpse with Instructor Gudo, while I can freely choose third-level apprentices to cultivate parasites.]

Saul admitted that each of them was a tempting reward, enough to make someone risk their life.

"It seems you've gained quite a bit at Blue Water Bay. The reason the soul tides have become less frequent in recent years is because you've taken away all the resentment and evil thoughts from beneath the sea surface?"

[The reason why the soul tides occurred so frequently before was because someone was nurturing evil intentions; otherwise, a tide occurring every few months wouldn't be the usual frequency for the western region of Statt.]

"So, where exactly do those vengeful spirits exist, and why are they constantly getting stronger?"

But Luo Kai didn't know the reason why those vengeful spirits appeared; they were just the ones reaping the benefits.

However, the person who planted the peach trees back then has never appeared.

In the end, Roca only told Thor where the soul tide was located.

At this point, only a shallow layer of his notes remained.

Although we haven't completely solved the mystery of Blue Water Bay, at least we know where to find clues.

Finally, Thor withdrew his hand and asked another question.

"Who else has had parasites implanted in them by you?"

Luo Kai really didn't want to talk about it.

However, he couldn't control his urge to confide in others.

……

The continent of Iskeper lies between the continents of Stat and Neflet.

Closer to the continent of State.

On the northern coast of the continent of Iskeper lies a special archipelago, the Skye Islands.

At the heart of the Skye Islands lies Sky City, renowned throughout the wizarding world.

Sky City, as the name suggests, is a city that floats in the sky.

This sky city is not large in area, but it is home to the top wizards of three continents.

It is said that those without the strength of a second-tier wizard are not even qualified to ascend to Sky City.

The Lord of Sky City is also a fourth-tier wizard.

Aside from fifth-tier wizards whose whereabouts are unknown, fourth-tier wizards are basically the representatives of top-tier strength.

On this day, Ophelia, the lord of Sky City, secretly received a person in her White Crystal Palace.

"You've been secretly causing trouble all these years, and lately you've been staying in western Stata for so long. What, don't you want to come back and see me?" Ophelia sat in a transparent glass vase, with only her head sticking out.

Her body inside the transparent glass was like a churned strawberry banana milkshake, with thick red, yellow and white liquids intertwined and mixed together, making it impossible to distinguish her limbs and internal organs.

There are thousands of such glass bottles in this white glass palace.

Kismet stood below, looking up at Ophelia on the high platform, who looked more like a sacrifice than a city lord. His lips curled up, but his eyes were somewhat dim.

"Of course not. My dear Ophelia, the reason I've stayed in western Stathe for so long is to gather more pages of destiny."

Ophelia turned her head, and the mixture in the glass bottle spun slowly in response.

"You said that as long as you gather enough pages of the Book of Destiny, you can find your original owner. But you already have at least four pages, right? Why is there still no news of your original owner?"

Kismet's eyes dimmed further, and he said helplessly, "Perhaps my original master has been gone for too long and too far, and this little bit of the Book of Fate is not enough for him to sense."

"Alright," Ophelia said calmly. "I'm still willing to let you continue trying. But just remember, I am your master now. Don't wait for your original master to return and immediately switch sides with him."

Kismet's smile became somewhat forced. He lowered his head and said softly, "No, it won't happen."

Ophelia suddenly laughed, her neck protruding half a meter from the glass bottle; if it weren't for its disproportionate length, it would have been a truly beautiful swan neck.

"Your blood is flowing faster, what's wrong, are you unhappy?" Her smile was somewhat cold. "Do you think I'm not your master? Don't forget who awakened you from chaos!"

"Or perhaps you'd rather go back to being an oblivious, emotionless quill pen?"

It seems someone has already guessed it.

(End of this chapter)