Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 534 The Fate of the Hypocrite

Upon hearing the wind chimes ringing in unison, Dodge immediately realized that the Dream Weaver was very interested in the news he had brought.

This made him unconsciously straighten his chest.

Soon, a man with short, brown hair poked his head out of the window of the wooden house.

He looked like he hadn't slept properly, yawned, and said, "Are you sure it's a Nightmare Butterfly?"

Dodge was about to confirm, but then hesitated. "The Dream Bell you gave me did ring. And I can feel an unseen spiritual force influencing my consciousness."

He still didn't dare to speak too definitively, "Of course, you'll need to confirm it yourself, sir. After all, you're the only one in this world who has studied the Nightmare Butterfly most thoroughly."

"Are you sure you saw the Nightmare Butterfly?" the dream architect Clark asked again.

The wizard opened his mouth, then suddenly regretted rushing over without confirming the situation first.

Now, the dream weaver has asked him twice if he has confirmed seeing the Nightmare Butterfly, but he cannot give a definite answer and doesn't know if the other party will be angry.

The pressure from a third-tier wizard is indeed much stronger than that from a second-tier wizard.

But Dodge knew he couldn't linger too long and had to answer the other party's questions.

But just as he opened his mouth, ready to risk his discovery, Clark suddenly appeared in front of Dodge, less than a meter away.

Not only Clark, but the house he was in also suddenly seemed to move closer to Dodge. Dodge looked down and realized that it wasn't the house that had moved closer, but rather his legs that had suddenly stretched several meters!

He was startled, as he felt no discomfort whatsoever.

Looking dazed, Clark reached out from the window and grabbed Dodge's hair from the top of his head.

"Never mind, I'll take a look myself."

Before Dodge could react and show any sign of horror, Clark's mouth suddenly opened into a square a meter wide and a meter long, and he reached out and stuffed the wizard Dodge, who was trying to escape, into his stomach.

After eating a full-fledged wizard, Clark's mouth returned to its original size, but he kept chewing.

He chewed while rolling his eyes, as if he were thinking.

In his lifeless eyes, distorted images gradually appeared.

A minute later, he stopped talking, but his eyes gradually lit up.

"Ha...it really is a Nightmare Butterfly." Clark withdrew from the window with satisfaction. "It's been a long time since I've seen a new Nightmare Butterfly. Looks like I should get a good night's sleep."

The wind blew again, and the milky white bells fluttered in the breeze.

There was no more sound.

The withered trees sprouted tender green branches in the blink of an eye, and within moments they were covered in lush greenery.

The entire grove of dead trees was transformed into a dense forest in a very short time.

In the forest, beneath an exquisite treehouse, a corpse is rapidly decomposing, becoming new nourishment for this verdant landscape.

Not long after, a colorful butterfly the size of a thumb tip flew out of the treehouse and quickly disappeared into the azure sky.

……

Let's go back three days.

Thor, along with the old witch and Marsh, boarded a raft woven from algae and drifted across the icy lake water, gradually approaching the island in the center of the lake.

After seeing the island in its entirety, Thor was still somewhat surprised, even though he had prepared himself mentally.

The reason is simple: the island in front of us is just too small.

I looked around and it didn't seem to be more than 500 square meters.

It's more accurate to describe it as a small hill rising above the lake than an island.

The earthen slope is higher in the north and lower in the south.

A large pit has been dug in the flat land to the south. It appears there used to be a building there, but it has since been demolished.

Besides the south, the land in the north is also uneven. There used to be buildings on it, but now there is only a pile of yellow earth, and not a single plant can be seen.

"It seems this Dodge wizard has cleaned up very well; he doesn't want to leave you anything of value," the old witch gloated.

But before she could even feel happy for a few seconds, she saw that Saul suddenly produced a series of materials and placed them on the ground in front of him.

Finally, Thor took out a metal box about half the size of a person from the storage device.

"Your spatial artifact... it can really hold a lot."

"The space storage device of Baidong Academy is not yet in mass production, and only a few people can purchase it."

"Bai Dong, could it be the Bai Dong I know?"

Thor used his magic hand to pick up the iron box, calculating the appropriate location, and casually answered the old witch, "It's Bydon, who left from the No Man's Land a hundred years ago."

"Ah, that's it." The old witch laughed with a hint of schadenfreude. "Back then, their third-tier wizard Belvis was beaten half to death by the dream weaver Clark and had to hand over the Reincarnation Forest and flee the No Man's Land."

The old witch couldn't help but glance at Thor's arm, where magical energy had just emanated. "Looks like they're doing quite well out there."

News about No Man's Land is quite limited.

Back then, after the Bydon Academy buried a large number of the Kerma Empire's wizard army alive, it almost established its own empire in the western continent.

If it weren't for the later intervention of third-tier forces from other continents, and the early demise of the third-tier forces in the Bydon Empire, a new Bydon Empire would probably have been established in western Stat much earlier.

Nevertheless, Bai Dong Academy should not be underestimated.

Especially the upside-down tree underground.

He definitely already has the strength of a third-tier wizard.

I wonder what kind of conspiracy they're plotting.

However, Thor, being merely a first-tier formal wizard, really didn't want to participate.

However, the old witch didn't seem to think much of Bydon College.

"Hmph, that's all they're good for. They can only hone their skills on such trivial paths. Belvis has no shame as a high-ranking wizard at all. After being defeated, he actually ran off to such a barren place to start a merchant business."

That old witch has quite a big mouth.

Thor shook her head and chuckled silently. Perhaps the reason she was being hunted by both the Firefly Lord and the Wind Demon was because of her mouth!

Thor doesn't intend to let the old witch leave Lake Rhine until his partnership with her is dissolved, lest he inadvertently attract a powerful new enemy.

The old witch was annoyed by the smile on Thor's face, but before she could say anything, Thor suddenly grabbed his iron box and strode forward.

He walked about ten meters and stopped halfway up the hillside on the north side.

Then the black tentacles that had just carried them across the river reappeared and began digging a pit on the spot.

Seeing that the tips of those many tentacles had split open into shark mouths, the old witch squinted her eyes and looked closely.

"Those tentacles look like they're... digging and eating at the same time?"

The old witch ran quickly to Thor's side, her legs moving swiftly. "Your pet is quite interesting. Want to sell it?"

Thor chuckled. "You can't afford it."

Soon, a large pit, one meter in diameter and three meters deep, appeared before the two. The bottom of the pit was very damp, with water dripping down.

Thor frowned. "Would it be alright if we had water?"

Agu: [Of course! Don't underestimate the Wizard Tower!]

Thor immediately thought of the powerful yet mad mentor Gorza, shook his head, and said, "You're right, I was ignorant."

Agu: [Um...that's not what I meant, Master!]

Thor didn't blame Agu for his thoughts. He simply took the iron box back from the mage's hands and then channeled his spiritual power into the magic circle on the outside of the box.

This magic circle was also drawn by Master Gorsa, who personally transferred control to Thor.

Feeling the iron box begin to tremble slightly, Thor released his grip and let it fall to the bottom of the pit.

Without checking the bottom of the pit, he immediately retreated.

The old witch was about to look down when she was suddenly thrown away by a violent shockwave.

She flew into the air and was about to use her flight spell to steady herself when she suddenly discovered that the magic above the island in the middle of the lake was scattered. The spell she had just formed could not be maintained at all, and she fell from the sky in less than a second.

"Ah—catch me!"

boom!

The old witch, who was the size of an infant, was caught by a pair of strong arms.

She thought it was Thor who caught her, but when she looked up, she saw a face covered with several tufts of thin mushrooms.

As soon as Marsh caught the old witch, he immediately put her down.

It was as if she had bugs on her body!

The next chapter will be a little later, but it should be before 5 PM.

(End of this chapter)