Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 606 Reflection

"Self-awareness and understanding of the world?"

Five days later, Thor finally returned to the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower and lay on the large pink sofa left to him by his mentor, pondering the words of the wind demon Pei'er.

That day, shortly after they agreed on the terms, Pei'er fell into a deep sleep again, just as she had predicted.

Meanwhile, An continued to disguise himself as a wind demon, leading Thor, who was disguised as a wind demon's guard, out of the cliff.

Outside, Brando was still entangled with the wizards on the cliff. Upon seeing the signal released by Thor, he immediately turned and ran.

Ann stopped the others who wanted to pursue him, leaving only Thor to chase Brando.

Thor never returned.

Anze stayed behind for the time being, and with the help of the real wind demon, she disguised herself as a fake wind demon and began a happy life like a queen.

Thus, Thor's counterattack plan was successfully completed.

Although there were a few unexpected incidents along the way, they brought him many unexpected gains.

Now, he not only doesn't have to worry about the cliff's retaliation, but he also has a third-tier ally.

Although the third-tier one is currently in a very dangerous situation, a third-tier one is still a third-tier one. Before she is completely destroyed, no one dares to disobey her orders.

It shouldn't be long before Thor receives the letter of reconciliation from the Cliffs.

In any case, on the surface, the one who suffers is the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower. Thor doesn't mind pretending to belong to the Wind Demon, and he doesn't need to worry about the Wind Demon ruining his persona.

It was just another minor incident, and Thor couldn't yet see whether it was good or bad for him.

That was Kismet, who suddenly appeared in the Wind Demon's lair.

He seems to have been hiding with the Wind Demon for some time, but his purpose is unclear.

After exaggerating his greeting to Thor, Kismet blurted out, "Master, you must protect Miss Pelle, the unclaimed land is about to belong to someone else."

However, when Thor guessed that the old witch was the Wind Witch, he had already decided to cooperate with her, and the two of them were of the same mind.

But then, Kismet made another strange request.

He knelt on one knee, raising both hands above his head with palms facing up, as if begging for a reward.

"Please grant me a fragment of your soul, Master."

Thor was stunned for a moment, but when he came to his senses, he directly cut off a strand of tentacle from his fingertip and placed it in Kismet's palm.

This time, it was Kismet who was surprised.

He seemed surprised that Saul would agree, and even more surprised that Saul would agree so quickly.

He looked up at the wisp of soul that swam in his palm like a small gray fish. "Aren't you afraid I'll use this wisp of soul against you?"

Saul shrugged. "The diary didn't object."

Kismet suddenly burst into laughter, his body trembling slightly. "Will you always listen to your diary?"

This is the first time anyone has asked Saul this question.

After thinking for a few seconds, he calmly replied, "I have my own will."

Kismet stiffened his neck, his face full of eagerness, "If it were based on your own will, would you give me the fragment of your soul?"

This time, Thor didn't even need to think; he simply said, "Yes."

Kismet stared blankly at Thor. "Why?"

Saul laughed heartily. "Then I won't tell you. It'll be good for you to experience what it's like to be a riddle-maker."

Kismet: "..."

Seemingly to ease the awkwardness, Kismet naturally changed the subject.

"The fake wind demon is coming. It seems she wants to solve the troubles she can't handle right now by increasing her strength."

"The fake wind demon is only at the second tier, but I can give her a go." Thor has just advanced to the second tier. Although he hasn't learned fourth-tier sorcery yet, his Shadow Blade and Soul Fishing are both sorcery that can be improved according to his own strength, so he is not without means of fighting.

With Kismet here, he could finally get a feel for his current level of strength.

However, Kismet didn't take the fake wind demon, who was also a second-tier creature, seriously at all.

He suddenly moved behind Thor and whispered in his ear with a smile, "Master, battles between wizards don't need to be like the back-and-forth between warriors. You can easily defeat her with just a thought."

Thor turned around abruptly, only to find that Kismet had already disappeared.

Seeing that the fake wind demon's magical fluctuations were getting closer and closer, Thor no longer hesitated, stepped out of the cave's light barrier, and met the fake wind demon halfway.

The opponent had no idea that Thor had broken free from the dream and didn't have time to launch an attack immediately.

Thor activated his consciousness space the instant he saw the fake wind demon!

The changes in strength after advancing to the second tier are obvious.

In the past, it was difficult to bring in second-tier wizards, and even if they were, they would escape. This consciousness space imprisoned the fake wind demon's spirit almost instantly, and the fake wind demon was completely unable to resist.

Due to the urgency of the situation, Thor was unaware of what had happened to the old witch and held nothing back, unleashing countless tentacles on the battlefield of consciousness to tear the fake wind demon's soul into countless fragments.

The other party's consciousness also entered the last black page of Thor's book.

But unlike before, as soon as Thor woke up from the consciousness platform, he saw a semi-transparent thin line extending from the brow of the fake wind demon opposite him.

But the thin thread was rapidly disintegrating and disappearing, and in the blink of an eye it would vanish completely.

Thor quickly reached out, trying to grasp the last remaining thin line between the other's eyebrows.

He started with a thin thread, but all he saw was the image of the fake wind demon falling into the starry sky.

It's strange; even though it's flying upwards towards the stars, it gives the feeling of falling.

Like a drowning person sinking into the deep sea, helpless and desperate.

But this scene was quickly shattered.

In the end, the Wind Demon was left with only a fresh body devoid of its soul.

Looking back now, that thin line was actually the Fate Line that Thor saw when he advanced to the second tier.

The shattered and dissipated fate lines also represent the future that the false wind demon lost due to death.

Snapping out of his reverie, Thor leaned back, sinking into the soft sofa. "But that fake wind demon was also pathetic. Even if he hadn't died at my hands that day, his future seemed rather tragic."

"Her vanished fate is similar to what I saw in my dream." Thor suddenly sat up straight. "If the false wind demon's future disappears, will those who fall into the stars become true wind demons?"

In Thor's precognitive dream, there was a blind giant, a burning forest, and a giant bird falling into the starry sky.

The rest was just an endless black ocean.

If the giant bird falling into the starry sky represents the Wind Demon, then do the burning forest and the blind giant represent Herbert, the Firefly Lord, and Clark, the Dream Weaver, who are both of the third tier?

"They didn't look too good either. But I turned into a black skeleton in my dream, so I have no right to laugh at others."

Thor reached into the storage container and took out a test tube containing the contaminant he had extracted from the merchant Gaja's drum.

He then produced another source of contamination extracted from Justin.

"After repeated experiments, it has been confirmed that the two sources of pollution are essentially the same, and consistent with the pollution I absorbed from Claude."

"The three of them have different strengths, different lifestyles, and different places of residence, but it can be basically confirmed that the contamination they were infected with is the same."

"It's the pollution that once invaded my consciousness as a black tide. Black tide, black tide, does it represent the same thing as the black ocean in my dreams?"

Thor flicked his fingers, and the two test tubes vanished. He rested his chin on his hand. "It seems the pollution of No Man's Land is about to cause a massive upheaval; no one can escape it."

So, should we consider leaving the no man's land and finding another place to build a wizard tower and advance to the third tier?

(End of this chapter)