Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 607 Extremely Terrifying

"Would we be safe once we leave the No Man's Lands?" Thor chuckled, dismissing the idea of ​​escape. "The No Man's Lands occupy almost a fifth of the entire continent of State. If even it falls, the continent of State will inevitably perish eventually. Are we really going to run off to another continent?"

Moreover, the No Man's Lands possess the richest magical resources on the continent of State, and Thor has already established a foothold there.

Including the two types of ants being raised, and the Black Sea Tree source planted according to Justin's last wishes, which has only just sprouted.

Oh, right, Xiaozhao has also taken root on the second basement floor of the Wizard Tower. If we move her away, we will lose some of our vitality.

"Then I'll stay here." Thor sighed and leaned back on the sofa. "I have precognitive dreams and a diary. If things really don't work out, I can just pack my bags and leave. I can't be thinking about running away from the start. If all I want is comfort, why become a wizard?"

Thor opened the diary in his mind's body and thought of the Black Tide. He also had a few questions he wanted to ask Nerella, who was inside the black pages.

"What was the eye of the storm you were looking for? Why were you looking for it?"

Nerella has been in the dark room for five days and is now numb.

[The "eye of the storm" is merely a euphemism; it actually refers to the anchor point of the Abyss. The Abyss is a terrifying aggregate of pollution located on the other side of this world. It has been continuously corrupting our world from that side, and its anchor point is constantly approaching from the other side. What we need to find is the point where this anchor point is about to cross the boundary, and together with the Tribunal and the Stargate Council, we can seal it away.]

"The abyss? The anchor point?" Thor thought of the enormous vortex on the back of this world planet.

If the vortex is large and deep enough, it is indeed possible for it to pass through from the other side of the planet.

But how did that vortex manage to penetrate the entire celestial body without causing it to disintegrate?

Is it simply because of the existence of a new power system called witchcraft?

"What would happen if the anchor point crossed the line?" Thor continued to ask.

People near the anchor point will rapidly become corrupted. This will then affect all those who are currently carrying the unique contamination of the No Man's Land.

"Everyone?"

[That's supposedly how it is. Even leaving the no-man's-land won't help; the pollution within their bodies will affect each other. The more people who have mutated, the faster the mutation spreads, and they don't even need any physical contact with each other.]

"A form of contamination that can spread without contact...that sounds terrifying."

While Thor himself could clean up the pollution, he was unsure whether he could clean up the alienation caused by the pollution when he crossed the boundary at the anchor point.

The Black Tide pollution, before it even broke through the limits, could break through his consciousness space—although it eventually collapsed—so could the Black Tide pollution, which was enhanced afterward, also directly pollute him?

For example, could you turn him directly into a pitch-black skeleton?

"So, at least what you're doing now is the right thing to do. We can't let the Abyss's anchor point break through to our continent."

"Have you found the eye of the storm?"

[Not yet, before I entered this dark space.]

"It seems I'll have to remind Ann to continue the search. This matter and Pei'er's recovery of her strength must proceed simultaneously."

Just then, there was a knock on the door, and from the voice, you could tell it was the butler, Hope.

"Please come in."

Hope pushed open the door. "Lord Tower Master, there is a letter from the East."

Hope handed the letter to Saul, then stepped back and waited.

Saul opened the letter and discovered that it was sent by Anne, whom he had just remembered.

He first used the agreed-upon code to perform the decryption technique, and only then did the text on the letter become clear.

"Herbert did indeed come looking for Ann? Judging from the tone of his conversation with Ann, he definitely knew that the original wind demon was fake, but for some reason, he didn't expose this fact, nor did he take the opportunity to invade the cliff."

"Should we ask An if she has any clues about the eye of the storm? Hmm, An managed to brush it off for now. I can tell her that in my reply."

"Pelle has already woken up once during this period? She woke up quickly. It's better to let her handle dangerous matters."

After reading the letter, Saul immediately picked up his pen to reply—Hope had prepared the paper and pen he needed to write back.

After writing the letter, Thor cast a concealment spell to encrypt the text before handing it to Hope.

Hope left and then returned quickly.

"Lord Tower Master, the letter has been sent. However, there's been a slight mishap. It seems the messenger who sent the letter doesn't want to leave the Wizard Tower."

"Oh?" Thor got up and followed Hope to the window.

He then realized that the letter was actually sent by the pale yellow bird that the fake wind demon had ridden when it attacked the wizard's tower.

"Did it deliver the letter?"

Hope nodded. "Yes, Tower Master."

"So how did you manage to send the letter back?"

"Just as I was about to ask Miss Giant Bird to reply to my letter, she suddenly laid an egg, which hatched within seconds, and the chick, within seconds, was fully feathered and carried away the letter I was about to send. But Miss Giant Bird did not leave."

Thor looked at the pale yellow giant bird with curiosity. "It seems this is a gift from Lady Pell. It's quite impressive; its combat power is equivalent to that of a full-fledged wizard, and it can also function as both a mount and a means of transportation."

The giant bird's head swayed nimbly from side to side, as if searching for something.

Hope looked worried. "But how are we going to feed Miss Giant Bird? I don't know what she likes."

The giant bird under the tower suddenly took two steps, lowered its head, and snatched Mash, who was planting mushrooms, in its beak.

"Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!"

Marsh's dull voice came from the gap in the bird's beak.

"Oh my god!" Thor immediately jumped out of the window.

Hope wasn't in a hurry. He clenched his right fist and lightly tapped his left palm. "Ah, it seems Miss Giant Bird likes to eat mushrooms."

Although the shadow of the Kuroshio has quietly spread over everyone's heads, life must go on.

Even though Thor has advanced to the second level, he still has headaches about learning new magic and conducting more complex experiments.

A month later, Thor, who was studying new witchcraft with Camus on the basement level, straightened up.

"That's enough for today." Thor stood up and began tidying the scrolls on the table. "I'm going out for a while and will be back in three days."

Camus shut his mouth the moment Saul called for a halt, instantly transforming from a serious scholar into a statue.

Thor is currently learning the fourth-tier sorcery called Lightning Shield. This spell was provided by Paiel; although she doesn't major in light and electricity, someone under her command knows it. So Ann and Paiel coaxed and tricked Thor into getting this spell.

The Lightning Shield is not the strongest in terms of protection among Tier 4 defensive spells, but it has one advantage: it can reduce lightning attacks by half.

This is a way to address Saul's weaknesses.

The basic information about this fourth-tier sorcery alone filled a spellbook as thick as a thumb.

It took Thor just over ten days to decipher it.

Fortunately, he had a wizard named Camus, who had reached the third level in his previous life, to guide him at any time; otherwise, he might have needed much more time to fully understand the spellbook.

He has now finished interpreting the spell and can attempt to cast it.

However, since it was time to visit Noah, his only apprentice, as promised, Thor decided to put aside this headache-inducing witchcraft and clear his head.

He left the basement, greeted the butler, and then went up to the fourth floor where he lived.

However, just as Thor picked up the Chaotic Compass, there was another knock on the door.

"What is it?" Thor asked, standing still.

"Marsh has brought back a wizard who calls himself Byron, supposedly an old friend of yours. Would you like to see him?"

"Damn it!" Thor threw the compass aside and ran outside.

(End of this chapter)