Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 488 Simultaneous Warning

"Huh? I kicked it out, instead of pulling it out?" The little butterfly fluttered its wings. "No wonder I was thrown so far!"

Solmo stroked his chin and gave a brief description of the dream he had just had.

"My dream just now seemed to be divided into two layers. One layer was a dream where I was attacked, and the other layer was an upside-down city where there was no one else but me. And when I burned the branches on my feet, I was kicked out of the second dream by some force."

"In other words, the first dream was aggressive, but the second one is hard to say. If we consider the behavior of kicking you out of the dream as soon as you noticed something amiss, the second dream is relatively peaceful," Agu also helped Thor analyze.

"Waaah." Anne was acting strangely; she just clung to Thor's arm and cried.

"It's still unclear whether the strange dream I just had was due to contamination or someone attacking me." Thor tried to pull his arm out of Anne's arms, but failed.

He had to pause his analysis and turn to look at Ann.

Because she was using a dead person's body, Ann's crying was without tears, but you could tell from the other person's eyes that she was truly heartbroken.

"Ann, why have you become so emotional?" Thor probed Ann's consciousness with his spiritual body to see if she had also been corrupted.

However, no, An's consciousness remained clean, only appearing somewhat unstable due to emotional fluctuations.

"I just feel like I didn't protect you well enough."

Now, both Agu and Morton realized that Ann was acting strangely.

Unlike the other consciousnesses, An is actually a composite of soul fragments, possessing a new self. However, because of this, her situation may not be as stable as the other consciousnesses, and the probability of accidents is also greater.

Although the initial examination showed no problems, Saul decided to let Ann return to the diary first.

Regardless of whether An's soul has problems or is corrupted, as long as she returns to the diary, everything can be restored to its original state.

An pouted, somewhat reluctantly, "Master, you've just been in danger, I'd better stay outside to protect you. Who knows if that dream we just had is some kind of omen?"

Thor believed that returning to the diary and finding time to pull her out, although more troublesome and consuming more magic and mental energy, would be safer. It would protect An and allow him to check for any abnormalities in her.

But An refused.

At this point, Agu said, "Then let her stay outside. If we go back to the diary, we'll have to take the spider legs off and put them back on, which is tedious and time-consuming."

Thor looked at Agu, and seeing the latter look back firmly, he finally agreed to his suggestion.

At the same time, a black, vine-like tentacle crawled through the door, came to Thor's side, opened its mouth, picked up a pen, and wrote a word on the paper: "I".

"Has there been a response from Itz?"

This was an agreement between Thor and Xiaozhao, in which Xiaozhao would send a clone to follow Itz, and if any traces of evil spirits appeared on Itz's side again, Xiaozhao would immediately return to report.

Although Thor and the wizard Char had agreed to follow the clues found by the wizard Char, Thor also wanted to take action on his own side at the same time to avoid drawing too one-sided conclusions.

"I just had a strange dream, and then Itz ran into trouble. Is there a connection?" Thor pondered. "If I was attacked in the dream, who was the attacker?"

"I was attacked right after returning from Char's side. Could it be that our agreement was leaked?"

If their plan to secretly track down the charred corpse spirit and the Kent wizard were to be discovered by others, Thor would have to reconsider whether to continue the operation.

While the others were still discussing what Thor had seen in his dream, a communicator in the corner of the room suddenly rang.

Thor picked up the communicator, and the voice of the wizard Char came through.

"...My lead has been activated. Get to the clinic on Fifth Avenue as soon as possible."

Thor gripped the communicator, his fingers tightening, and made a decision in an instant, "I'm conducting a crucial experiment here, so I'll be there a little later."

"Uh? You're not thinking of running away, are you?"

"Or you can come and watch me do the experiment?" Thor said deliberately, sounding annoyed.

"No need for that, okay? How long will it take you to finish? If you're running late, I'll start with White Hair first."

Thor knew that Char didn't want to mention Julie's name directly in the communicator. But who wouldn't know it was her just because you called her "White Hair"?

"Half an hour."

The person on the other end breathed a sigh of relief. "Half an hour should be fine. Let's go over there first. If the location changes, we'll leave a mark at the clinic entrance."

Char was the first to turn off the communicator.

Thor turned to the others in the room and said, "Agu, you continue trying to assemble the second Soul Armor. Morton, you come with me to Itz."

He finally looked at An, "An, you stay in the room and cooperate with Agu. Keep an eye out for any unusual activity."

Little Algae and Penny naturally followed Thor.

Penny, in particular, flew straight into the diary.

Thor's recent dream made her uneasy, so she wanted to hide inside Thor's spirit body to avoid losing contact again.

The group split up, with Thor and Morton also parting ways halfway to observe the evil spirits that appeared around her from different angles.

Itz, who was being targeted by Thor, had no idea what was happening to him.

Her roommate recently went missing, and the security team simply came to check the room and took away all of her roommate's belongings.

Itz, the missing person's roommate and the last person to see her, was released after only half an hour of questioning.

After that, Itz's life seemed to return to normal; the security team never came again. Even the landlord put the rental listing for the apartment next door back on the real estate agency's website. No one around seemed to be talking about the missing person; everyone seemed to have quickly forgotten about the unfamiliar neighbor.

Everything proceeded smoothly, yet it left Itz, at the center of the incident, feeling a chill run down his spine.

Why is everyone's reaction so indifferent, even cold?

This reminded Itz of some rumors he had heard before joining Archista.

Some say that getting too close to wizards can easily lead to dangerous and bizarre encounters. Ordinary people should live in ordinary cities or villages. Don't fantasize that getting close to wizards will make you one of them. You'll only attract the attention of demons.

However, it was mostly the elderly people in the village who said these things. The other young people, on the other hand, longed for the city life depicted in the storybooks.

In addition, the occasional returnee from Archaeost exaggerates how convenient their life in the city was and how much money they made. Most people are eager to enter Archaeost as well.

Once inside the city, Itz discovered that while everyone's descriptions of Archista were accurate, they were rather one-sided. They all seemed to have overlooked the hardships of their lives.

Long hours of tedious and monotonous work, and a routine so regular it's almost suffocating, can be incredibly oppressive.

Coupled with the recent disappearance of her roommate, Itz became more determined than ever to return to her hometown.

This morning, Itz used his monthly leave of absence to apply for resignation and return to his hometown from the city hall.

However, she did not expect that while resigning was easy and could be approved in three days, returning to her hometown would take three months.

The staff member explained that "in order to investigate Itz's information records within the city, if Itz has any outstanding debts or other unpaid matters, the information cannot be sealed and he cannot leave the city."

In other words, it's to prevent Itz from fleeing the city because he left some trouble for Archaeologists.

(End of this chapter)