Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 581 Opening the Chaotic Domain

Having unexpectedly acquired the body of a second-tier wizard, Thor no longer needs to go out to gather information and rely on luck to find corpses for the time being.

After calming everyone down, they immediately began constructing the final structural components of the demon-storing pool.

Of course, turning a corpse into a vessel that can filter magic requires various processing methods and the time required for sedimentation.

During a break from his experiments, Thor simultaneously began his second project.

That is to find a way out for yourself that others would not expect.

This escape route was the Chaotic Compass he obtained from Sander in Blue Water Bay.

Thor unexpectedly obtained Sander's ancestral Chaotic Compass, which was also mentioned in his diary, and immediately realized that this thing was not simple.

The word "domain" in particular suggests that there may be a world behind this compass, or even an independent small world.

Thor didn't want to think about the Great World anymore.

Judging from the structure of this compass, it probably can't achieve such a high transmission efficiency.

Then, he took out the crying and smiling face gold coins that had previously caused the Chaotic Realm Compass to react.

The crying and smiling face coins have the magic to move locations—related to spatial magic.

If the Chaotic Compass can truly open up a small world, it must be related to spatial sorcery.

Putting these two things together might very well create something interesting.

Of course, to prevent the sparks from turning into bombs, Thor did not test it at the Wizard's Tower. Instead, he took the Chaotic Compass and gold coins, crossed Lake Rhine, and arrived at a small hill in the distance.

"Agu and the others are all in the Wizard's Tower, but Morton and Penny are still in the diary. Little Algae is too... Hmm, that's enough. Anyway, there are no death warnings in the diary."

He even suspected that the diary was meant to encourage him to explore the Chaotic Realm Compass, otherwise it wouldn't have prompted him about the compass's function the moment he obtained it.

"Then, let's do a simple verification first."

Thor first took out a gold coin with a crying and smiling face and tossed it lightly in his hand.

The compass needle, which had been stationary, suddenly trembled.

Thor, with his eyes fixed on the compass, naturally didn't miss this change.

He activated the gold coin with his mental power and immediately sensed another gold coin placed beside him. Now, as long as he activated the power of the gold coin, he could instantly move to the other gold coin.

Of course, if we were to actually move now, it would be no different from jumping in place.

Thor continued to sense the changes in the compass, only to find that apart from the initial tremor of the needle, it remained still.

Thor tried activating another coin, but it only made the Chaotic Compass tremble slightly.

"Perhaps the mechanism is still on the compass." Thor picked up the compass and examined it carefully.

This time, it didn't take him long to discover that the back of the compass could be opened.

After opening the shell, there was a circular groove inside.

He picked up the gold coin and compared it to the groove, finding that it was just the right size to fit two coins.

A strong sense of déjà vu arose spontaneously.

"This... are these gold coins batteries? And do they have positive and negative terminals?"

Saul tried several ways of placing the coins and finally discovered that when he placed the two coins with their crying faces down in the groove, the compass needle suddenly began to rotate at a constant speed.

Thor closed the back cover and tentatively probed the inside of the compass with his spiritual power.

The next second, he and his compass vanished from the spot.

Because he deliberately concealed it, and with the cooperation of An and several other consciousnesses, the old witch did not notice anything unusual.

However, Camus, who was on the first basement floor of the Wizard's Tower, suddenly turned his head in the direction where Thor had disappeared, a hint of doubt on his face.

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While teleportation via spatial arrays can cause dizziness, the teleportation via the Chaotic Realm Compass didn't make Thor feel uncomfortable at all.

But when Thor regained his footing, his legs gave way again, and he collapsed to the ground in a dejected, forward-leaning posture.

He lowered his head and breathed heavily. Although he didn't feel suffocated, he still felt very uncomfortable.

Although Thor felt like a fish out of water, he wasn't actually lacking oxygen.

What made him feel so uncomfortable was that there was no magic in the air here!

Not even a tiny bit!

Thor knelt on the ground, his hands pressed against the hard, gray-black earth. But when he pulled his fingers away in discomfort, the seemingly solid ground instantly crumbled into powder.

After Thor gradually adapted to the environment, he looked down and saw that the hardened land had completely turned into sand.

He rubbed the sand between his fingers, and it instantly turned into even finer powder.

Thor slowly changed from crawling to sitting, panting heavily, so that he could observe the scenery around him.

This place has no magic, but it's not the technologically advanced world Thor lived in before.

As far as the eye could see, there was only desolation.

The world as a whole presents a somber tone, as if we have entered a black, white and gray space.

Tiny black particles were also floating in the air.

Thor waved his hand in the air a few times, and soon his hand was covered with a lot of black dust.

He gently rubbed his fingers together in his palm, and the black powder turned into fine dust.

It has the same texture as the land here.

"This place must be an abandoned world. At least this corner is. There isn't a single normal plant to be seen around here; all you see are clods of earth and mounds that crumble at the slightest touch."

Although Thor studied the Chaotic Compass to find a hiding place for himself and the others in the Wizard Tower, he was still somewhat disappointed to see how desolate the place was.

He also dreamed of carrying around a small world full of resources with him!

"Never mind, let's first see how to get back, and whether the location will change."

Thor looked down at the Chaotic Realm Compass in his hand.

The compass needle was still slowly rotating at this moment.

Thor infused his spiritual energy once again, just as he had when he arrived.

However, the feedback from the Chaotic Realm Compass indicated that there was a cooldown period.

"Spatial travel cannot be continuous. Hmm, that's to my surprise. I just don't know how long it will take. If it takes too long... no, if I stay here for too long, it will definitely delay the progress of the magic storage pool when I go back. The diary should remind me."

And judging from the compass's response, the cooldown time shouldn't be too long.

Thor considered whether to stay put and wait for the compass to cool down, or to go out and explore this unknown space.

He discovered that neither plan elicited any opposition from the diary.

"Leave a mental coordinate and go out to take a look." Thor got up and patted the dirt off his body.

Before the sand behind him gradually swelled into a cloud of gray mist, he hurriedly left the spot.

Because looking around, apart from slight differences in terrain, all four directions are covered with the same black soil and black dust.

Thor randomly chose a direction and walked away from his coordinates for an hour, but the scene in front of him remained unchanged.

He lowered his head to reassess the extent of the Chaotic Realm Compass's recovery.

The results are encouraging. Judging from the changes in just one hour, it should only take one to two days to get back.

Putting away the compass, Thor continued in the direction he had chosen.

There are no active elemental particles in the air, so magic cannot be replenished, and even the wizard's body is not as strong as it was in the original world.

Thor walked and stopped, and after a day, he hadn't gone very far; all he could see was barren land and black mist.

The compass was about to cool down, but Thor had not encountered a single living person or creature in this place.

"I've been walking for a day and still haven't reached the end. It seems this isn't the smallest fragment of a world, but rather a world side. It should be a complete small world. However, a terrible disaster has occurred here, causing the entire world to become this lifeless and desolate. Perhaps I am the only living person left in this world right now."

However, just as he finished speaking, the sand beneath Thor's feet suddenly trembled, and then a soft, purplish-black strip of flesh suddenly emerged from under Thor's feet, grabbed Thor's right leg, and pulled him down sharply.

Thor immediately shrank, and his right leg was buried up to his thigh.

"A monster?" Thor's eyes lit up. "Finally, something alive!"

(End of this chapter)