Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 637 Conditions for the Third Tier

When the topic of the world's potential destruction came up, Gorsa remained remarkably calm. He even told Thor, "This is something that shouldn't be told to ordinary third-tier wizards. Now that you know this in advance, you should think carefully about your future path."

"What's the road ahead?"

"After the Abyss appeared, the wizarding world was largely divided into two factions. One faction feared the Abyss and only thought about escaping; they established the Stargate Council on the continent of Iskeper. The other faction completely submitted to the Abyss and only thought about how to better appease it; they established the Tribunal."

Today, I unexpectedly learned from my mentor the reasons for the formation of the two major forces.

However, the reasons for the formation of the two most powerful forces in the wizarding world are not exactly honorable!

The Stargate Council is doing somewhat better; at least they're trying to survive. But how are they going to escape?

Wandering the mainland?

Perhaps it has something to do with the word "Star Gate" in the Star Gate Council.

But the court's decision was rather comical.

Will surrendering to the abyss stop it from erupting?

Or is there another hidden reason, because Mentor Gorsa belongs to the Stargate Council faction, which is why he is unfair?

However, looking at his mentor, Thor remembered that Clark might very well have died at his hands. He suddenly realized that his mentor, Gorza, probably didn't care about any of that.

"I'm telling you this to let you know that as long as you're in this world, you can't escape the struggle between the two major powers. The unclaimed lands are especially important."

"Now that Clark is dead, the Stargate Council has lost the third-tier wizard it controlled, and will definitely support another one. However, a third-tier wizard from outside will likely be rejected by Herbert and Pell, so the Stargate Council is more likely to find someone here who can advance to the third-tier wizard level."

After saying that, Gorza stared intently at Thor.

Thor suddenly understood what Gorsa meant.

He actually wanted to advance to the third tier.

But Thor had only advanced to the second tier a few months ago, and he had absolutely no clue how to advance to the third tier. How could he possibly become the Stargate Council's representative in the No Man's Land?

With mixed feelings, Thor changed the subject, "Mentor, did you kill Clark?"

Gorza made no attempt to hide anything from Thor and readily agreed.

"But isn't Clark a member of the Stargate Council?"

"What does the Stargate Council's plan have to do with me? Besides, their plan is to take over my old man's position after he dies."

Gorsa's smile turned cold. "The fourth-tier vacancy in the Radiant Family will naturally be filled by someone from the Radiant Family. That old man should be able to hold out until I become a fourth-tier member."

Thor couldn't help but ask, "Mentor, didn't you just get promoted yourself?"

Gorsa shook his finger. "A wizard's strength comes from his knowledge, not his age. I have now determined my direction and am convinced that as long as I keep going, I will succeed in advancing."

He leaned forward slightly. "Thor, you can't let your guard down either. Advance to the third tier within a year, or you'll just become a victim of the struggle for resources in the no-man's-land."

"Third tier..." Thor's first thought was that it was impossible, but his body had already begun to tremble with excitement.

"Mentor, what exactly is required to advance from the second to the third stage?"

"Hmm?" Gorsa stroked his chin. "Didn't I tell you?"

"You told me what the third and fourth orders are roughly like."

It has to be said that Gorza had a really easy time as a mentor, hardly ever giving Thor a single lesson.

Thor learned most advanced knowledge by reading books.

Gorsa chuckled and immediately revealed the most crucial point about third-tier wizards.

"A third-tier wizard can destroy a city with a single strike. To achieve this, relying solely on fluctuations in mental and magical power within the body is insufficient. Therefore, after focusing excessively on our internal state, we need to communicate with the outside world."

"The most important step in advancing from the second to the third stage is to open a door in the spiritual body, directly introducing external elemental particles into the body, and then taming and using them in the shortest possible time."

Thor understood. The difference between the third tier and the second tier was that the second tier could only use the magic power within their body, and even if they accumulated a lot, it was still limited.

However, those at the third tier can mobilize external elemental particles and quickly convert them into magic power within their bodies.

No wonder they say a third-tier wizard can destroy a city with a single blow.

However, Gorsa quickly pointed out some things he needed to be careful about.

"But you must be careful, opening that door inside your body is also a very dangerous thing. Once you find the door inside your body, you must open it very slowly."

"It really tests your positioning device and mental strength."

"When the doors inside your body are opened, in addition to elemental particles, impurities are also introduced from the outside, and in poor environments, there will be various kinds of pollution."

"If your locator cannot help you stabilize your consciousness, you may be contaminated immediately after opening the door."

"At the same time, mental strength will help you control the doors within your body. They won't be unable to open, or unable to close once opened."

Gorza rarely looked serious, but when he saw Thor, who had also become cautious, the corners of his mouth curled up again.

"However, I am not worried about your mental strength."

If someone can have their soul leave their body for an entire night during their apprenticeship and then return to their body without any aftereffects, is there any need to worry about their mental strength?

"However, I'm not familiar with your positioning device. Whether it can withstand the pollution and impurities brought in by the influx of external elements is up to you to judge."

"Locator..." Thor mused.

In fact, he was not worried about his GPS device at all.

Thor suddenly felt like he might actually be able to advance to the third tier within a year!

However, on the surface, Thor gritted his teeth and put on a resolute expression as if he were ready to die.

"I understand, mentor. I will definitely work hard and complete the advanced level as soon as possible!"

……

While Gorsa was giving Thor his rare instruction, Per and Herbert had not yet left the old manor.

They stood guard outside and sent men in again to investigate the situation inside.

However, this time the manor lost its multi-dimensional nature. This is likely because the entry of the third-tier and second-tier wizards previously caused irreparable damage to the manor.

Therefore, everyone was certain that the person who forged the eye of the storm had already left the manor and had not been detected by the low-level wizards outside.

Furthermore, given that the body of the mummy sorcerer has not yet been found, he is highly suspicious.

Herbert and Pell jointly issued an arrest warrant for him and relayed the news back to the tribunal.

The tribunal will likely continue to send people to investigate.

After all, the rule of not entering no man's land has been broken, and it will be difficult to abide by it again.

The orders had been given, and Herbert found Pelle. "First of all, congratulations on surviving."

Pei'er snorted coldly.

"In any case, the No Man's Lands need a third Tier 3 wizard."

Pei'er had an idea.

Herbert wouldn't let her finish. "If you're talking about Saul, then there's no need to mention him."

"Why? Are you the only one allowed to ally with Clark?"

"That Thor looks like he's only just advanced to the second tier. When will he reach the third tier? Five years? Ten years? If it weren't for the three third-tier suppressing him, the current peace in the No Man's Land might not even last two years."

Herbert felt that guessing Saul would need at least five years to advance was already giving him a lot of credit.

An ordinary second-tier wizard might not even be able to advance to the next tier in their lifetime!

Chapter Two at Night

(End of this chapter)