Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 493 Do I look like a source of pollution?

Deep forest.

An inconspicuous rabbit hole.

The soil on the ground suddenly swelled and cracked, and then bright red blood gushed out.

After a suppressed and painful growl, a dusty-faced person suddenly emerged from the ground.

Char struggled to crawl out from underground, his expression pained.

The cause of his pain was not the dizziness from the spatial teleportation.

When he finally crawled out of the ground, it was clear that all his limbs below the knees had disappeared.

The break is a smooth plane, which even the sharpest knife cannot cut so perfectly.

A large amount of blood gushed from Xia's wound. After he crawled out, he quickly turned around and cast a moderate healing spell on his wound.

While witchcraft can stop the bleeding from a wound, it cannot regenerate a severed limb.

Without relying on various healing experiments, if one wants to achieve complete restoration with a single spell, only healing spells cast by some third-tier wizards can accomplish this.

However, Char remained calm.

While preparing this escape route for himself, he also hid various first-aid supplies nearby.

But he had only climbed half a meter when a long black robe suddenly appeared in front of him.

The hem of the black robe was pressed tightly against the ground, making one wonder if there were actually feet supporting it underneath.

Char slowly raised his head and saw a face that was not commonly seen.

"Beth..."

The gaunt, dark-haired woman with deeply sunken cheeks lowered her head and said, "I've come to invite you to become a formal instructor at the academy."

Beth only said this one sentence.

Char gritted his teeth.

The spatial teleportation array on his chest can only be used once in a short period of time; using it again will only result in him being torn to pieces by the spatial rift.

Char appeared to submit and lower his head, but in his mind he was already thinking about how to use the other wizard tools he had to escape.

But before he could even pretend to submit and buy some time, he suddenly felt his body burning hot, as if it were about to steam!

"What...?" Xia, who valued his life immensely, immediately exclaimed in surprise.

But he had only uttered half a sentence when he saw black smoke coming out of his mouth.

Like a burning campfire.

All his plans, preparations, and backup plans vanished from his mind. His last thought was simply to look up at the gaunt, black-haired woman across from him, a woman who hadn't shown her face for years!

"You are number three..."

His voice was completely trapped in his throat, and then his body suddenly swelled and then quickly contracted.

After this expansion and contraction, his body suddenly shrank.

Only the outer layer of skin remained wrinkled and clung to the body.

After that, Char remained silent.

Beth calmly watched Char complete his "transformation".

Then she beckoned to Xia, "Get up and answer my invitation."

At Beth's command, Char, who had previously lost all life, slowly began to get up.

His movements were strange, as if what moved him was not his muscles and fascia, but his bones themselves.

When the new Char stood up, his jaw turned downwards, emitting a hoarse sound.

"I am willing to become a full-fledged instructor at Baidon Academy."

Beth, expressionless, reached her hand into her robe and then pulled it out.

She now held a small watering can for watering flowers.

"Kneel down."

Char knelt on one knee, like a knight awaiting investiture.

Beth lifted the small showerhead over Char's head and then slowly poured it over him.

Fine streams of clear water flowed down through the holes, pouring onto the center of Xia's head.

A thin, white, transparent line slowly grows, twisting and turning as it approaches the showerhead, wanting to receive more of the refreshing water.

As more and more water flowed through Char's body, his withered body gradually recovered, and he returned to his normal human form.

And his skin then fit snugly onto his body.

Beth put the showerhead away. "You should go back and register."

Char turned stiffly and walked towards the city of Archaeost.

He was initially walking unsteadily, but after walking a hundred meters, his movements became much more natural.

……

"An upside-down evil spirit?" Thor repeated Kent's question, then asked with some doubt, "And what's that?"

Kent kept staring into Thor's eyes, but he couldn't find any flaws in them.

The two had been standing halfway up the stairs for a while. He shook his head with a smile and said, "It's nothing. It's just that the buildings in Archaeologists are very tall, so sometimes you see upside-down evil spirits."

Thor pondered Kent's words and suddenly realized, "You mean...jumping off a building?"

He suddenly remembered a very scary short story he had heard before.

Thor chuckled. "This is the first time I've heard of this."

He turned around and continued walking. "If that's the case, it's not bad. Anyway, all my important materials are on the table."

This time, Kent was confused by Saul's words; he didn't understand what it meant to put it on the table.

However, before he could ask any further questions, he saw Thor suddenly quicken his pace and hurriedly followed.

Just as they were about to reach the top floor where Thor lived, a huge explosion suddenly pierced their eardrums.

Then the ground began to shake, and the radiation alarms on each floor immediately emitted a piercing scream.

"Your place exploded?" Kent immediately shouted with concern.

But Thor just gave him a strange look. "No, it was downstairs from where I live that it exploded."

Kent paused, turned his neck, and looked Thor in the eye.

Thor smiled slightly. "How about we go check out the place where the explosion happened?"

Kent looked away. "No need. I'll have someone else go check it out. Your belongings are more important right now."

"That's fine then." Thor said no more, turned around and sped up again.

If the stairwell weren't so cramped, and if you didn't have to constantly twist left and right while flying, Thor would have really wanted to use a flying spell to go straight up.

Half a minute later, Saul finally ran to his residence.

Using the pass to open the door, Thor went directly into the most crucial experimental area.

Before them, An and Agu were actually fighting against several figures formed from clusters of black powder.

However, they were wary of the magical materials Thor had left behind and dared not unleash any highly destructive magic.

In the middle of the ceiling above their heads, a huge flower appeared out of nowhere, hanging upside down from the ceiling.

The flowers look like lilies of the valley, with small openings and large bellies.

Black smoke billowed out from the petals.

When the black smoke encountered the figures fighting Agu and the others, the figures solidified a bit.

Unless we use some killer moves, we won't be able to eliminate those figures.

Upon seeing this, Thor immediately stepped forward and unleashed one of his most effective attacks against the necromancer.

The humanoid powder was only affected by the magic, and did not show any signs of being restrained.

"It's not an evil spirit." Thor immediately switched to the Lesser Flame Orb.

This time, fire-attribute magic is clearly more effective against the enemy than dark-attribute magic.

Just as Thor was about to unleash an even more powerful fire arrow, a burning fist suddenly flew out from behind him, shattering a humanoid powder.

"Looks like I'm better at dealing with these monsters. Leave it to me." Kent said, and immediately rushed over.

The opponent lived up to his reputation as a powerful first-tier wizard, defeating the humanoid powder that Agu and An had been unable to defeat in just a few moves.

The high temperature ignited some of the furniture in the room and also caused the flowers on the roof to wither.

The flower seemed to sense a threat and actually closed its petals, trying to squeeze out through the hole in the roof.

"Hmph, trying to run now? Too late!" Kent suddenly raised his hand and waved, and a brown blur rushed in from the stairwell, chasing after the fleeing Flower, and disappeared out from the roof.

Although Kent easily destroyed several humanoid powders, he seemed somewhat wary of the flower.

"The plants grown from the giant tree aren't very good at tracking, I'll follow them and see. Thor, you check if any valuables are missing."

Just as Kent was about to give chase, Thor suddenly put his hand on Kent's shoulder.

Kent was pinned down by Thor and couldn't move for a moment. He turned around and looked at Thor in confusion. "What's wrong? I need to hurry up and catch up with him."

Kent turned around and realized that Saul was standing very, very close to him.

Before Kent could instinctively create some distance, countless black and gray tentacles suddenly sprouted from Thor's back, like gaping maws, abruptly engulfing Thor and Kent in a cage woven from the tentacles.

At the same time, the black powder that had been scattered on the ground suddenly jumped up and shot towards Thor, but in the end it only embedded itself deeply into the shell woven by the gray and black tentacles.

"You want to kill me in the chaos?" Kent thought Thor wanted to take advantage of the chaos to attack him. Instead of being alarmed, he was delighted, and a layer of red flames began to rise around him.

But Thor looked at Kent and made no other attacking moves; he just grinned.

"Don't be nervous, Wizard Kent. I just want you to see... whether I look like a source of pollution?"

(End of this chapter)