Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 454 Invitation

Thor wondered if the wizard Caron had noticed anything unusual, or if there was something wrong with Caron himself.

But if the other party really is the owner of the broken wine glass, this may be the best opportunity for Caron to contact him before he discovers that Bluewater Bay is in trouble.

"Penny, could you check this servant's memories to see if that wizard Caron has left Bluewater City recently?"

A silver butterfly flew out from between Thor's eyebrows. "Of course, it's no problem with ordinary people; I can see their recent memories. If I can't even do that, wouldn't I be letting down the Hidden Crystal that Brother Thor gave me?"

Penny's voice carried a hint of pride.

However, before Penny could fly away, Little Algae suddenly darted out from the back of Thor's neck and wrote a word on the car wall with his wet tongue.

"laugh".

Agu looked complicated. Of all the words he had learned, this was the one he remembered most clearly.

Thor remained expressionless, inwardly chuckling, "Little Algae, you know how to be sarcastic."

Penny was furious, but she couldn't do anything about Xiaozao.

This simple-minded guy doesn't even dream!

Penny comforted herself not to argue with the mud, flew away, and then quickly flew back. "In my memory, Wizard Caron hasn't left the laboratory for a long time. He was only recently invited out by the city lord."

After a moment's thought, Thor said, "Since they've come to invite me, I might as well go."

Thor handed the broken glass to Agu, so that when it was brought to the other party, the wizard Caron might have some way of sensing the glass.

Afterwards, Thor boarded the carriage prepared by the other party's servants and went to the city lord's mansion alone.

Lord McKen hosted Saul in the main drawing room, preparing a lavish spread of food and drinks. Beautiful maids and handsome servants attended to him.

In the entire Bluewater City, there are very few families who can afford to host such a banquet.

However, Thor didn't touch any of them. After the introductions, he went straight to asking why they came.

Perhaps accustomed to the wizard's straightforwardness, Lord McKen showed no embarrassment whatsoever, smiling as he raised his glass and said, "Actually, Bluewater City hasn't seen a new wizard for a long time. I wonder if Lord Thor is just passing through or wishing to stay temporarily?"

Thor glanced at the silent, socially awkward wizard Caron beside him.

"I came to see a friend, and I've seen him now. I'm about to leave. Lord, there's no need to worry." Thor didn't want to reveal his identity as someone from the Wizard's Tower, so he spoke more politely than usual.

"Oh no, no, no, that's not what I meant." Although he was indeed a little worried, Lord McKen, who would never admit it, quickly waved his hand, without spilling a drop of the wine in his glass.

"Actually, Bluewater City really hopes to invite Lord Sol to stay permanently. Although we are not particularly wealthy, we are close to Bluewater Bay and have some local magical materials. Moreover, we are not far from Archaeost City, but it is very quiet, which is actually very suitable for wizards to live in."

The other party actually wanted to recruit me?

Thor was taken aback at first, then realized that the concealment spell cast on him by his mentor Gorsa was still in effect, and the other party probably mistook him for a wandering level three wizard.

Moreover, there was no speculation about Thor's strength in his words. Even if Thor, a formal wizard, could not possibly stay because of the conditions offered by Bluewater City, Lord McKen would at most be rejected.

Trying to recruit them wouldn't hurt, and they might even be able to glean some information, so Lord McKen was naturally happy to do so.

Meanwhile, the wizard Caron kept his head down the whole time, drinking a juice called black mulberry, which stained his lips and teeth black.

"The wizard Caron doesn't seem to care if others come and take a slice of his profits. But if he really is involved with the broken glass, he certainly doesn't want any wizards left behind." Thinking of this, Thor pretended to be somewhat tempted, lowering his head and stroking his chin in thought.

Just then, Penny, who had secretly run to the vicinity of Caron, flew back. She whispered in Thor's ear, "Brother Thor, there's definitely something wrong with this Caron. He's definitely not some second-level wizard apprentice. I secretly tested his spiritual body, and although it was well hidden, I could tell that he should be a first-level formal wizard. I just didn't go any deeper for fear of being discovered."

Upon hearing this, Thor immediately put on a polite smile. "I'm heading to Archist City, so I won't bother the city lord and Lord Caron any longer."

Lord McKen was slightly annoyed upon hearing this, but he had anticipated this outcome before he spoke, so he quickly composed himself and said, "In that case, please enjoy the unique cuisine of Bluewater City before you leave."

Lord McKen then invited everyone to eat, and the servants promptly served new dishes.

Among them are the relatively rare black water snails; of course, the parts that can be used as materials for witchcraft have already been extracted.

Thor pretended to be eating with his head down, but in the end, all the food was eaten by the little algae hiding in his sleeve.

The Soul Devouring Swamp possesses magic and poison resistance unmatched by ordinary life forms; its only weakness is its poor resistance to fire elements.

Most importantly, some things that algae eat can be expelled intact.

Then Thor can openly check if anything has been tampered with, and make a preliminary judgment as to whether the wizard Caron is harmless or a sinister mastermind.

But before Thor could feed the algae a few more bites, a middle-aged man dressed as a knight rushed in anxiously.

"Lord! Lord Caron! Something terrible has happened, no, it's wonderful! The dark clouds above Blue Water Bay are starting to disperse!"

The knight was clearly both excited and bewildered.

Lord McKen stood up abruptly, his thigh slamming into the table, spilling all the wine in his hand onto the fish and meat in front of him.

"The dark clouds... have they dispersed?"

The wizard Caron, who had been playing a background role, immediately stood up. After hearing the knight confirm once again that the dark clouds were beginning to dissipate, he turned and walked out of the hall.

"Lord Caron, where are you going?" Lord McKen wanted to invite him to go to the beach together, but he didn't expect that the other party would walk towards the small garden.

"I'm going to take the equipment to the beach to test it."

"I'll go with you!" McCann quickly said.

But an official beside him followed and whispered, "Sir, the level of danger is still uncertain. You can send someone else to scout out the situation first."

Upon hearing this, Lord McKen slowed down immediately and said to the official who made the suggestion, "Then I'll trouble you to go for me. I'll stay here with Lord Thor."

"No need, Lord City Lord, you go ahead and attend to your business. It seems to be something very important. I'll just go back to find my companions."

Lord Mack had no appetite for the banquet at this point. He did not try to persuade him to stay any longer, but simply invited, "Lord Saul, you may stay another night. If the shadows truly dissipate, that is something to celebrate. We may hold a grand banquet tonight, and we would be honored to have you attend."

"That's fine. I'd also like to know how things are going," Thor said with a smile.

Lord McKen pointed to a servant and asked him to take Thor to stay temporarily, unaware that Thor was only thinking about running away as soon as Wizard Caron and the main force of McKen left.

If the wizard Caron is the owner of the broken glass, then going to check now would surely reveal that the broken glass is missing, and he would easily connect it to himself.

A formal wizard who can disguise his strength and hide it for countless years.

An accomplice of the treacherous Gu Duo mentor.

Although the diary has not yet issued a crisis warning, Thor does not want to confront him for the time being.

However, Thor never expected that as soon as he stepped out of the banquet hall, he saw a black longsword fall from the sky and cleave the wizard Caron in two with a "thud" as he walked halfway.

That black knife looked so familiar; it seemed like I had just seen it not long ago.

(End of this chapter)