Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 445 Jassim

Perhaps knowing that a major war was imminent, the entries in the diary were very simple.

You rushed forward.

You are dead.

You ran away.

You are dead.

As expected of a second-tier wizard, Thor seemed to have no chance against him.

Now he can finally understand the despair that Anze's mentors felt when facing Gorsa.

So this is what happens when you reach the level of a formal wizard—the difference in strength between even the first rank is so vast!

"Looks like we have no choice but to use our final, ultimate move!"

Thor looked terrified, as if he were about to beg for mercy, but the tiny magic circle on his tongue had already begun to glow.

Bringing a second-tier wizard into the battlefield of consciousness will likely result in mutual destruction.

The diary didn't issue another warning, which at least meant that Saul could survive this way.

The old man opposite seemed to find Thor standing still and the magical fluctuations around him rather peculiar, and he paused his attack with great interest.

"I have achieved my goal for this trip. You and your companion were quite interesting. Finally, the continent of Stathe has produced some decent witchcraft."

However, just as the two were about to make their move, someone suddenly appeared at the cabin door and staggered toward them on the swaying deck.

"Lord Jassim!" The person who came over was actually Agu.

He practically lunged at Thor, not even having time to get up, shouting, "My master is an apprentice of Lord Gorsa the Radiant! Please show mercy and don't harm our ally!"

Thor was surprised to find that Agu, who had rushed over, actually knew him.

Despite this, he did not stop operating the Soul Battlefield.

"Are you Gorsa's apprentice?" The old man named Jassim suddenly looked down at his wrist.

This gesture looks remarkably like someone from a past life looking at a watch.

Thor glanced at the other man's wrist and found nothing except for the same gray hair.

But when Jassim looked up again, there was a hint of anxiety in his eyes.

"Okay, whether what you're saying is true or not, I'm in a hurry."

After he finished speaking, the two magic circles above and below Qasim's head began to spin rapidly. With a gentle flap of his ice crystal wings, he seemed to turn into a phantom and disappear above the airship.

Thor sensed the fluctuations behind him and immediately turned around, only to see that the other party was already flying almost into the sky.

This speed is much faster than Kira's giant bird. I wonder if it can compare to Gorza's teleportation.

After all, it seems that Gorsa's teleportation has a distance limit.

Once he was sure the other person was completely out of sight, Thor slowly dissipated the magic from his tongue.

Although the airship was still swaying a bit, the terrifying rocking sensation of almost crashing it had disappeared.

Agu was panting heavily, clearly quite frightened.

Thor was alright; he had experienced many such terrifying scenes before, especially after acquiring the powerful weapon of the Consciousness Battlefield. He felt confident that even if he burst himself, he could still drag others to their deaths.

"Who is Jassim?" Thor asked as he walked toward the man Jassim had just killed.

"Actually, I don't know his identity either, but many years ago, he came to see Lord Gorsata. Lord Gorsata accompanied him on a trip for half a month before returning." Agu followed Thor, still looking back from time to time, afraid that Jassim would come back again.

"The other person knows Instructor Gorsa, and mentioned the continent of Stathe. Could it be that he and Instructor Gorsa are from the same continent?"

The person Jassim had killed in front of him was covered in a thick layer of frost, but his posture was somewhat strange.

Thor looked down and kicked the corpse away.

Beneath the corpse, a corroded round hole was clearly visible. At the irregular edges of the hole, there were still a few strands of clothing fibers.

Thor looked down into the hole and saw a warehouse. The warehouse floor also showed slight signs of corrosion.

"Gudo created four illusions to escape, but he himself took the opportunity to create a large hole to escape and moved the corpse over to cover it up."

Agu's attention was diverted, and his mood gradually calmed down.

He looked down and analyzed Gudo's actions, "The speed is so fast, it must be a magic scroll."

Agu wasn't present when the battle broke out, but he could roughly understand what had happened just from Thor's description.

Thor straightened up, his eyes cold and clear. "But in any case, having been interrupted by Jassim, Gudo must have already hidden himself away."

The airship was neither particularly large nor small, and it carried fewer than a hundred people.

Thor could search the ship if he really wanted to, but a prepared Gudo would be just as difficult to deal with.

Especially since he's covered in poison, any one of those poisons could seriously injure Thor.

Then, the silver butterfly reappeared.

"Brother Thor, I sprinkled phosphorus powder in Gudo's dream. As long as the distance isn't too far, I can track his movements."

"Penny?" Thor exclaimed, noting that the Nightmare Butterfly was displaying more and more abilities after absorbing enough Hidden Crystal.

"Where is Kodo now?"

"He's still hiding on the ship. But there must have been many traps, so I can only vaguely sense his location."

Thor stroked his chin. "The space on the ship is cramped, and we'd be too timid to fight. Besides, if the airship is sunk, we won't be able to save our luggage or Marsh."

Marsh is the name of the mushroom driver.

But Thor wouldn't let Gudo go either.

"Agu, work with Penny to pinpoint Gudo's location, but don't let him think we've found him."

Penny and Agu immediately realized what was happening.

"Make Gudo nervous, force him to leave the airship as soon as possible!"

Afterwards, Thor found Captain Harry, who was still comforting the crew, and told him that the wizard who had just escaped might still be hiding on the ship.

Harry's face fell when he heard this.

He both hoped that Saul could find the other person, and feared that Saul could find the other person.

After all, he didn't want to keep a potential explosive device hidden on the ship all the time, but he was also afraid that if the person was found and the two sides started fighting again, his airship might not be able to withstand it.

In the end, Thor's search yielded no results, leading him to conclude that Gudo might have already left the airship.

Harry breathed a sigh of relief.

This is the best possible outcome.

However, seeing Thor's slightly displeased expression, he swallowed his words.

Amidst everyone's anxious hearts, the airship finally descended and arrived at Blue Water Bay.

Agu and Mash got off the car first, carrying large and small bags, while Thor walked at the back. Somewhat unwillingly, he scanned his surroundings with his mental power, but in the end, he could only leave helplessly.

Afterwards, they boarded the carriage that Captain Harry had prepared for them and headed to Bluewater.

Just as the airship was about to set sail again, a small shadow jumped out of a hatch window.

Gudo covered his mouth, and after confirming that the carriage Thor was riding in had left, he immediately hid in the shadow of the airship and took several potions.

Then his whole body suddenly swelled up, transforming from a skinny man into a tall, muscular man.

He rubbed his face again, then tore off a piece of skin that looked like a mask and destroyed it casually.

His face was still that newly grown tumor, which looked terrifying.

But with a casual wipe, Gudo changed his face again.

Finally, staring at the direction Thor had left in, he gritted his teeth and actually headed towards the sea.

At that moment, another figure jumped off the ship's side; it was Thor, dressed as a crew member.

He turned back and gestured to Harry, who looked tense on the deck, before quickly heading in the direction Gudo had left.

Captain Harry was finally relieved.

One of the crew members said cautiously, "Carrying wizards is terrifying. Captain, can we avoid this route in the future? There are too many wizards coming and going; we've almost gotten into a fight several times."

Harry snapped out of his daze and slapped the crew member on the head.

"If you don't want to make money, then go back home and farm! If you can't even handle this much, don't even think about taking risks with me."

(End of this chapter)