Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 577 The Tribunal of Frim

Saul silently questioned Morton and Penny, who were still in the diary.

Have you heard of the Black Sea Tree and the Red Sea Tree?

Morton replied that he had only heard of the Red Sea Tree, because it was almost everywhere in Neflet. The closer to the coast, the higher the planting density.

Penny had heard of the Black Sea Tree, but only heard about it.

"I heard that before the large-scale planting of Red Sea Trees in Neflet, Black Sea Trees were indeed tried. But they were all uprooted not long after and replaced with Red Sea Trees. At present, no one knows what the difference is between the Black Sea Trees and Red Sea Trees in terms of their functions."

Thor eventually accepted the tree seed.

"Thank you then."

"No need to thank me. Actually, I gave it to you because I saw that you were researching these things, and I thought the Black Sea Tree seed wouldn't be wasted in your hands."

Then, Justin said goodbye to Saul.

"I'm leaving now. Also, the reason I came to you for treatment was actually because it was the wind demon Pei'er who sent me here."

Thor was taken aback, surprised that Justin was also sent by the Wind Demon to test him, and equally puzzled that the other party would tell him the inside story directly.

"But don't worry, I'm genuinely entrusting you with treating my injuries. I'll tell Feng Yao about the treatment when I get back. If there's anything you don't want me to reveal, I can keep it to myself."

After a brief moment of surprise, Thor quickly regained his composure.

He smiled and shook his head. "There's nothing I can't say about the treatment I gave you. But why did the Wind Demon send you? If she has any ideas, she can talk to me directly."

Having already treated others, Thor wasn't afraid that others would find out about his treatment process.

He was even more puzzled as to why the wind demon was probing his strength in such a secretive and roundabout way.

Justin said helplessly, "Actually, I don't know either. But when I saw the Wind Demon last time, I noticed that her mental energy fluctuations were a bit unstable. Something's probably wrong with her."

Justin told Saul everything he knew and then left Lake Rhine, saying he would come back to Saul with payment for the next phase of treatment some time later.

Although Justin's contamination situation was complicated, he was a big spender, so Saul was naturally happy to agree.

But no one expected that Justin would never have the chance to ask Saul for treatment again.

With his physical symptoms greatly reduced, Justin arrived at the Wind Demon's Wind Mountain Range in less time than he had taken to get there.

As soon as he stepped near the cliff, his whereabouts were immediately reported to the Wind Demon by the people there.

The wind demon allowed Justin to enter her cave almost immediately.

"Can that Thor really cure the pollution? Are there any other side effects?" Upon seeing Justin, the wind demon Pei'er immediately recovered from her listless state and asked.

Justin bowed respectfully to Pelle before replying, "It's less of a treatment and more of an absorption process. He'll use some unknown creature to absorb the pollutants from our bodies."

"An unknown creature? Can you bring it with you?"

Justin shook his head. "Every time I treat him, I stand in a huge magic circle, far away from him. The monster only extends one tentacle at a time, touches him and then leaves. I've never even seen its whole appearance, let alone caught it."

The wind demon's eyes slowly turned, moving to the corners of its eyes before moving its face and neck.

Despite her beautiful face, the bizarre way she moved made people feel very uncomfortable.

"You've lived by Lake Rhine for so long, didn't you find any trace of monsters?"

Justin thought for a moment, then shook his head. "No."

The wind demon slowly turned its head away.

First, the eyes move, then the face, neck, and upper body follow.

"A very... perfunctory answer." The wind demon's voice began to waver.

A few wisps of breeze brushed past Justin's ears, and he knew the wind demon was getting impatient.

He frowned, about to explain again, when Feng Yao suddenly spoke.

"Since you refuse to tell me yourself, I'll have no choice but to ask Lord Frim to examine it personally."

Upon hearing Flem's name, Justin's expression changed drastically, and he almost immediately turned and left.

However, as soon as he turned around, he bumped into a ball of light.

Justin's eyes betrayed his undisguised terror, his mouth agape. "How could you...?"

But before he could finish speaking, his thoughts suddenly stopped.

The sudden light entered his body.

Justin's body immediately began to smoke, with flames shooting out from his slightly open mouth and wide-open eyes.

Justin, burning fiercely, spoke in another person's voice.

The voice was deep and authoritative, yet filled with a strangely reassuring sense of calm.

"A fun way to do it."

After Justin started burning, the Wind Demon kept staring at the corner of the wall, keeping his gaze fixed on Justin.

It seemed as if they were afraid to see that ball of light.

Hearing the sound again, she flinched and silently curled her toes.

"He is building a magic storage pool, only lacking a vessel."

The words "magic-storing pool" made the wind demon's eyelids twitch slightly. She thought in disbelief, "The Spirit Purification Wizard Tower is actually preparing a magic-storing pool, and it's almost finished?"

Despite her efforts to control her emotions, she was spotted by the ball of light immediately.

"Heh, you want a demon-storing pool? That's right. If your fundamental problem isn't addressed, even if the pollution is temporarily cleared, it will still regenerate endlessly."

Knowing that Lord Frim had discovered her thoughts, the Wind Demon no longer concealed them.

She closed her eyes, turned towards the ball of light, bent down and pressed her forehead against the bed, adopting a posture of complete submission.

"My lord, the magic pool is forbidden knowledge and should not be in the hands of a first-tier wizard. I wish to kill Thor, reclaim the knowledge, and attempt to advance my cultivation. Please grant my request."

"Since this is forbidden knowledge, what right do you have to know it?"

The light orb's merciless words made the wind demon stiffen, but it slowly added, "However, since it's already a built magic-accumulating pool, you can use it. As for that wizard named Thor, bring him back alive. I want..."

The ball of light suddenly stopped speaking and remained silent for the next three minutes.

The wind demon's initial elation at being allowed to seize the magic pool by Frim was abruptly cut short; she wondered if Frim had suddenly changed his mind.

This left her feeling unsettled and extremely distressed.

Fortunately, after three minutes, the ball of light finally spoke again.

"The people from Star Gate are here. Heh... You should advance your promotion as soon as possible, and also find the eye of the storm as soon as possible."

Before the wind demon could respond, the energy fluctuations of the light ball suddenly disappeared, and Justin, who had turned into a charred corpse, was still standing upright.

But the Wind Demon knew that the most damaged part of Justin's body was actually his brain.

The ball of light that just now, which was actually the Tribunal Chief Justice Frim, directly used the fastest and most violent method to break through Justin's consciousness and read its memories.

After that, Justin's soul completely disappeared from this world.

After the ball of light left, the wind demon didn't raise its head for a long time.

Just then, a man's voice came from outside the door, "Wind Demon, Lord Frim has left?"

The wind demon then got up, lazily leaning against the cushion, its whole body covered in tiny beads of sweat, which were quickly carried away by the wind.

"I'm gone."

The door was mercilessly set ablaze and quickly turned to ashes, but no other furniture was burned.

A tall, bald male wizard walked in.

Unlike ordinary male wizards, he wore a suit of bright yellow scale armor that made a grating sound like pebbles when he walked.

This person is none other than Herbert, one of the three great third-tier wizards of the No Man's Land.

He walked expressionlessly to the end of the room, looking down at the wind demon, who seemed to be lost in thought again.

"What are your orders, Lord Frim?"

The wind demon didn't even look at him, only saying calmly, "The only instruction I need you to know is to find the eye of the storm as soon as possible."

Herbert's expression darkened slightly, then a hint of sarcasm appeared on his face. "Then you'd better get promoted as soon as possible."

As soon as he finished speaking, he suddenly dispersed and transformed into countless fireflies.

Then, like extinguished sparks, the fireflies dimmed and disappeared.

The wind demon pursed her lips, a hint of resentment showing in her dull eyes.

(End of this chapter)