Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 559 Like Ants

Just as everyone was in shock, the wizards who had initially run towards the Pandi Court had already approached the man riding the termites.

Although they were anxious, they still treated the man with respect.

"Could that person be the second-tier wizard of this settlement, the one known as the Great Wizard?" Thor frowned deeply, feeling that the other party was extremely dangerous.

As if confirming Thor's idea, the High Priest suddenly lifted Dolly's head, his lips parted as if he were saying something, and then several extremely fine white wisps of smoke suddenly spewed from the termite's body.

Several wizards near the Great Wizard suddenly changed their expressions and turned to fly away into the distance. However, they were a little too slow, and the white smoke quickly spread around them.

Then, an unbelievable scene unfolded.

The wizards who had been caught up by the smoke suddenly stopped and turned back to approach the great wizard.

No, it should be said that we were near giant termites.

As soon as a wizard approached, the termites raised their heads and their huge mandibles opened and closed, instantly snapping the wizard, who had come to their doorstep, in two!

The wizard's lower body fell down, but his upper body was caught by the forelegs of ants, who held it up to his face like a person and devoured it.

This bloody and cruel scene terrified the ordinary people below, who screamed and fled, trying to escape this horrific place.

But the wizard in the sky remained waiting beside the termites, seemingly having forgotten how desperately they had wanted to escape.

Giant termites devour their food very quickly, consuming the upper half of their food in no time.

Instead of picking up the scraps on the ground, it went to meet the second wizard. The second wizard did not dodge or avoid it either, and even took the initiative to meet it, as if acknowledging its status as food.

This time, the termites didn't pinch off the person's body, as if they knew the person wouldn't escape. Instead, they simply picked the person up and bit off half of their head.

Blood gushed onto the ground like a torrential downpour striking people's hearts.

By this time, Thor had already arrived at the city gate.

He stopped observing the first wizard as soon as the ants bit him through, and turned to run away.

But even in just a short period of observation, Thor discovered a great deal.

The mist emanating from that termite seemed to have the power to control a person's nerves.

Saul also noticed that the termites didn't just spray mist once before starting to feed; they continued to spray mist even while feeding.

The fog expanded very quickly, and soon a white cloud of mist gathered in the sky.

And this cloud of mist is spreading outwards rapidly.

So when I looked up at the green barrier above me, I suddenly felt like a caged bird.

However, when he quickly arrived at the city gate exit, he found that several wizards had already gathered there.

Ordinary people living nearby also gathered around.

Everyone panicked and tried to break down the door to escape, but they found that the door was also tightly closed, and anyone who got close to the door would be attacked by poisonous gas.

The poison gas was extremely potent; anyone sprayed with it would immediately scream and collapse to the ground, their skin shrinking until they became a withered, yellowish corpse.

The crowd scattered in fear.

Through the gaps in the crowd, Saul saw several people lying on the ground, one of whom was the old man with the flowerpot who guarded the gate.

The giant termites behind him had already devoured the wizards around him. He slowly turned his head toward the gate, where a large number of wizards had gathered.

Thor turned his head again to stare at the gate. He realized that to leave the settlement, he had to break the poison-attribute sorcery array on the gate.

However, the magic array was hidden within the city walls and gates, and other broken magic arrays were also present to confuse the viewer. It would take quite some time to break the array.

Even if Thor could use the journal to help him correct his mistakes, it would be difficult to crack the code before the termites arrived.

The termites behind them were flying very fast, almost reaching the top of their heads.

At that moment, the diary in Saul's mind opened and warned him.

October 13th, 318th year of the lunar calendar

A frequent visitor to the earth sprouts wings and ascends to the stage of the sky.

The puppet dance and the wails of the weak,

Together, they formed the stage for Beachie's growth.

See?

See?

See how the god worshipped by fools was born from humble beginnings.

With his mother by his side,

Gradually becoming stronger,

The sky is vast and boundless.

See?

See?

See how it gradually...

I'll take advantage of you completely.

Death warning!

Saul scanned the words in the diary, grasped a few keywords, and then, without lingering, turned and disappeared into the ordinary people's residence.

The houses here are built so densely and haphazardly that people disappear as soon as they enter.

While Saul was hiding, someone came up with a plan.

He carefully collected the poisonous gas spewing from the gate, then commanded his flying monster to pick up the corpses on the ground and deliver them to the termites.

However, the great shaman, sitting on the white chair, made no move in the face of the clearly abnormal corpse that was delivered to his door, allowing the termites to devour it.

As the corpse was squeezed, a green mist suddenly dispersed, but before it could cause any harm, it was suddenly neutralized into a pale yellow by the white mist sprayed from the termites.

It has clearly lost its offensive capabilities.

Seeing this, the wizard who resisted the fog came up with another plan.

He chanted incantations in an attempt to collect the white mist spewed by termites, preparing to use it to deal with the poisonous fog on the door.

To prevent himself from losing his mind upon contact with the white mist, he wrapped himself in two layers of magical protection and held his breath.

However, the moment his magic touched the mist spewed by the termites, he suddenly froze, and the light in his eyes vanished instantly.

Now all he could see were the huge mandibles of the termites opposite him, and all he could think about was offering himself up for them to use.

So the wizard flew over unsteadily and soon followed in the footsteps of his predecessors.

Now, no one dared to defy the Great Witch and the termites anymore; they only thought about how to leave this settlement alive!

The settlement was small, and there were naturally not many formal wizards, maybe only eight or nine in total, and four or five of them had already been eaten in a short time.

The remaining apprentices and ordinary people were terrified.

The crowd scattered and fled, each trying to find a way to escape.

However, ordinary people in the settlement soon noticed a phenomenon.

The giant white ants do not attack them!

Those termites only eat wizards!

A sense of bewildered fear, mixed with a hint of smugness, gradually spread among the general public.

They looked at each other, each suppressing the emotions in their eyes.

Meanwhile, the white mist gradually dissipated in the air, filling the entire settlement. Because the massive green barrier could no longer spread, the interior of the settlement became shrouded in mist.

Inside the settlement, the wizards and apprentices who had wanted to escape or hide gradually relaxed, turned around, and walked towards the giant termite.

The great shaman riding on the termites watched the wizards and apprentices slowly approach, as if they were ants walking in a line on the ground.

(End of this chapter)