Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 511 Golden Pages

Morton: [What domineering rules! Is this what no man's land is like?]

Agu knew more about the No Man's Land, perhaps because he had been there before.

Agu: [No, even in the no-man's-land, there are very few places like this. The village itself isn't scary; what's scary is its ability to force even the owner to abide by its rules.]

While the group was still discussing, a new sound came from the village in front of Thor.

Boys with red hair and big noses crawled out from the haystacks on the cart, the big pot in the kitchen, the wooden box in the cellar, and the hollow of the big tree.

Some of them were covered in blood, some were incomplete, some had their skin torn open, and some could only hold their heads in their hands.

They walked, crawled, or rolled until they reached Thor.

Although each of these boys looked more terrifying and disheveled than the last, their eyes were all crystal clear, without the slightest hint of murderous intent.

The boys stopped ten meters away from Saul and then started talking in unison.

"My name is Claude. I'm missing. Every single one of them killed me."

As soon as he finished speaking, Thor saw the world around him freeze, as if time itself had been frozen. Everything in the world turned golden. Then, this gold was drawn from the environment and coalesced into a golden page.

On the page, a small village was depicted, and many people could be clearly seen living there. And every single person in the village… was killing someone!

The golden pages fell into Thor's hands.

He held the book page in one hand, looking at the contents, and suddenly understood.

"The golden page's function isn't resurrection, nor is it time reversal. The reason it allows me to start over again and again is simply because, like the white page, it can foresee future developments!"

In other words, the golden pages have not deviated from the basic function of the Death Wizard's Diary; they are still foreseeing death and destiny.

But it's much better than white pages.

The white pages could only offer Saul ambiguous text, forcing him to rely on his own analysis and judgment to find a way to survive.

However, the golden pages can directly construct a miniature world within Thor's consciousness. Everything in this world reacts exactly like in the real world. Therefore, Thor can try things out himself to find a way to survive.

This is why Thor was resurrected three times without paying any price.

Because the price was paid with golden pages.

The ability of the golden pages to pay a price stems from the process by which they are formed.

The Golden Page was once just a seed of origin, planted in a turbulent era when both individual and collective destinies underwent tremendous changes. It collected the intricate fates of countless people, drawing them into visible yet intangible threads of destiny, and finally weaving and fixing these threads together using the power of a diary, thus forming a Golden Page.

The pages of a diary need to be woven together, requiring numerous threads of fate. Only an extremely tortuous destiny, an exceptionally painful life, and extremely complex changes in circumstances can yield more of these threads. Otherwise, forming a complete page would likely take hundreds or even thousands of years.

That's why Kismet secretly stirs up trouble and fanns the flames everywhere to speed up the formation of the diary pages. Only a very special fate line can form a golden page.

For example, the one in Thor's hand comes from Ralph Manor, but its seed was planted during the Blood Rose family era.

Spanning over a century and intertwining the fates of thousands of people, the pages in Saul's hands were ultimately formed.

Finally, having had the opportunity to fully experience the golden pages and understand the principles behind their composition, Thor released his grip, allowing the golden pages to enter his body.

Then, the golden world around him melted away like ice and snow, transforming back into a colorful world.

Saul looked again at the white pages of the diary, where the passages recording his several deaths had disappeared.

"In the world of golden pages, even the diary's reactions can be simulated?" Thor chuckled, turning around just in time to see a flatbed cart loaded with straw drive past him.

The farmer driving the car quickly stopped and turned to Saul, saying, "Oh, young man, I'm so sorry, I was just lost in thought and didn't notice you standing in the middle of the road."

Thor maintained his smile as he slowly walked over, but this time, he changed his strategy again.

"I am a wizard." He raised his hand, and a small fireball appeared in his palm.

When Farmer John saw the fireball, his eyes widened in shock. He quickly climbed down from the carriage and knelt down on the ground.

"Oh! Great wizard!"

Thor used his mage's hand to help the man up. "I'd like to select a suitable person from your village to be my apprentice. Could you take me to see your village chief?"

Even after revealing his identity as a wizard, Thor remained very polite to the farmers. Although Thor sensed from the village chief's words that the people here shared the same reverence for wizards as those outside, he suspected that these villagers, who were quick to kill, might still dare to attack Thor if provoked or feared.

The farmer was helped up, somewhat flattered. "I'll take you to see the village chief."

Thor nodded, but instead of getting into the vehicle, he flew up and had the farmer lead the way.

The flying figure instantly shocked the two guards at the village entrance. Since Thor did not show any aggression, they were wary but did not think of killing him.

Finally, when Thor arrived at the village chief's house and saw the big Cloud who looked just like little Cloud again, there were already quite a few villagers following behind him.

The farmer explained the situation to the village chief, and Big Claude hurriedly and cautiously asked, "Does the wizard wish to select apprentices? Then I will immediately call all the children in the village over."

Saul, however, said, "I'm hiring apprentices, there's no age limit. Have everyone gather here."

"No age limit?" Big Klaus was a little incredulous, but seeing Thor's determined gaze, he agreed to call everyone over.

It would be difficult to gather everyone in a big city, but this is just a small village with only a dozen or so households, and it's not even normal.

While waiting for the villagers to gather, Big Claus walked over somewhat nervously.

"My lord wizard, I have a younger brother named Klaus. He ran away today and hasn't come back. He might not be among the crowd."

Thor remained unmoved. "It's alright, I'll find him."

Big Claus was taken aback, his face showing a mixture of joy and doubt.

Soon, everyone had arrived.

The entire population of this small village is less than one hundred.

Thor carefully observed the confused, nervous, and excited expressions on everyone's faces, and then confirmed that none of them were missing.

He got up and flew directly to the roof of the village chief's house.

This action immediately drew gasps of amazement and awe from the villagers below, who exclaimed in astonishment.

But behind the amazement lay a hint of fanaticism and greed.

Thor could see that although these villagers were temporarily suppressed by their identity as wizards, their twisted mentality would soon transform this fear into another extreme mindset.

Thor could hear their increasingly heavy breathing.

But he simply said unhurriedly, "Mr. Claude, will you come out now, or wait until I've killed everyone?"

Before anyone could answer, Thor narrowed his eyes, which instantly became bloodshot.

Instantly, a black blade, no bigger than a fingernail, was inserted into the back of each villager's head.

Moreover, if the blade were moved even slightly forward, it could immediately pierce their brainstem!

Thor spoke in Noah's language, the language of wizards, throughout, with a faint smile on his face.

Meanwhile, the villagers below remained oblivious, staring fervently at the rooftop.

They had no idea that, this time, Thor had targeted them all...

They were the first to harbor murderous intent!

(End of this chapter)