Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 648 High Altitude

Pei'er stayed at the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower for one night and prepared to leave the next morning.

To resist Clark's nightmares, she disguised herself as an old witch for a long time. Although a false wind spirit maintained the prestige of the precipice and control over its subordinates during this period, it was different from when she was in the past.

Pei'er is very busy every day. In addition to sorting out the complicated internal forces, she also needs to continue to restore her own strength.

So when she came to see Saul, she originally only intended to tell him about the candidate and then go back, but she couldn't resist and spent another night with him.

Just as Pelle was about to jump out of the window again, Saul grabbed her ankle and pulled her back.

Pei'er blushed slightly, but did not resist.

But when Saul called the man back, he told him something else entirely.

"Oh, right, there's something you've been keeping with me. Have you forgotten about it?"

As he spoke, Thor took out the Bysek Magic Mirror, which Pelle had temporarily entrusted to him for safekeeping, from the storage device.

"Huh?" Pei'er raised her hand to cover her mouth. "I really forgot."

She looked at the magic mirror that should have been her most important treasure, feeling both amused and exasperated.

A wisp of her consciousness is hidden in this mirror. It was a contingency plan left behind to prevent her from being completely consumed by Clark and dying.

But even though Clark had been dead for a long time, she still hadn't remembered to put the mirror away.

Pei'er shook her head and smiled, reaching out to take the mirror back.

However, just as her fingers were about to touch the Magic Mirror of Byssack, a strong sense of unease suddenly rose in Pei'er's heart.

This unease appeared without warning, but Pelle took it very seriously.

Per has fairy blood in his veins, and like many races with naturally strong spiritual power, fairies value intuition very much.

So when this intense unease arose, Per immediately withdrew his hand.

"What's wrong?" Seeing Per's reaction, Sol knew something must have happened and quickly asked.

"I... I suddenly remembered that now is not the time to take the magic mirror back. Please continue to look after it for me."

Pelle hadn't yet figured out the source of her unease or what the consequences might be, so she just answered Saul's questions casually.

Thor naturally realized what Pelle was hiding, but he didn't press her for details. Instead, he readily put Pelle's Bysek Mirror back into its storage.

"Then I'll leave it here for now. You can come and get it anytime you need it."

Pei'er nodded and absentmindedly flew away through the window.

This time, Thor didn't stop her.

Watching Pei'er's figure gradually fly higher and farther away, Thor was also thinking about why she had suddenly changed her expression.

"She seemed a bit panicked just now. Did she discover some unresolved danger?"

But now that Ophelia has made her move, Clark is definitely dead, and the threat to Per has naturally vanished.

What else could make Pei'er look so uneasy?

"If it's not a nightmare... could it be the Kuroshio contamination?"

Ever since the eye of the storm at the old manor was identified as a fake, Per and Herbert once again sent people out to search for the eye of the storm.

However, after half a month, there has been no news.

People began to suspect that the news about the eye of the storm might be a hoax created by the mysterious man who killed Clark, just to lure Clark away.

Or other third-tier wizards.

However, Thor's precognitive dream remained, and Gorsa Island was urging him to become a Tier 3 as soon as possible, so Thor felt that the threat of the Eye of the Storm had not disappeared.

It is merely lying dormant for now, waiting for its final opportunity to erupt.

"Perhaps my mentor made me advance to the third level within a year in order to prepare for the real eye of the storm that is coming soon."

Saul stood motionless by the window for a long time.

He recalled his precognitive dream once again.

The giant bird that dreams of the starry sky may very well represent the Wind Demon.

It's just unclear whether it's a fake wind demon or a real wind demon.

Meanwhile, Per, whom Sol was concerned about, had already left the vicinity of Lake Rhine.

But she did not fly towards the cliff.

Her flight path was a bit strange; at first, it was erratic and made it impossible to guess where she was going.

But then she flew higher and higher until she passed through the clouds and appeared in a windless area, at which point she came to her senses.

Looking at the boundless blue all around and the surging sea of ​​clouds below, Pei'er paused for a second, "How did I end up so high up?"

The wind demon Per specializes in wind-attribute sorcery. She is exceptionally good at flying and enjoys the feeling of soaring through the sky.

But she had never flown so high, so very high.

Above the clouds, she no longer felt the freedom of flying, but rather a sense of confinement because the surroundings were too vast and there was nowhere to escape.

Without a second thought, she quickly descended from the clouds. When the continuous mountain range appeared before her, she finally felt a real sense of being alive again.

"Bang bang bang bang..."

Her heart was pounding, and Pei'er pressed her hand to her chest, trying to calm herself down.

But before she could fly very far, she heard a strange sound again.

"Shh...shh...shh..."

At first, Pei'er thought it was the sound of the wind, but as she flew closer to the cliff, the wind around her stopped due to the mountain range, and the "rustling" sound rubbing against her ears continued.

Pei'er had to use magic to seal her hearing, which finally made the sound disappear.

Taking advantage of the moment when she couldn't hear, Pei'er examined her body again.

Since Thor helped her thoroughly cleanse her body of the pollution last time, her body has become very clean, so clean that even after several months, she has not been tainted by the pollution unique to the No Man's Land.

This sometimes made her wonder if she had already left the no man's land.

After a while, Pei'er finished checking her physical condition and dispelled her magic. Strangely but also to her relief, the blurry "rustling" also disappeared.

However, Pei'er also understood that this rustling sound might not have completely disappeared.

You can never truly let your guard down in this place.

After Pelle left, Saul stood by the window and watched her figure disappear into the distance before turning back.

Just now, Pei'er suddenly became a little nervous. Although she didn't say anything on the surface, Thor could sense her unease.

So Thor took the opportunity to retrieve the Mirror of Byssack.

With the magic mirror in hand, Thor went to find Byron.

"...You said you dreamed about the future, and part of it has already become reality?" When Byron heard Thor's precognitive dream, he didn't doubt its authenticity, but instead began to seriously analyze the information in it.

"I believe the future is not certain; what you see is likely just one of many possible futures. And this future is very likely to become a reality without human intervention. But since you have already seen the future, then the future is potentially changeable."

However, Saul, who had seen too many stories, was not as relaxed as Byron. "I'm just worried that sometimes we may do a lot of things to prevent the future from coming true, but then we think we've done too much, causing interference and actually contributing to the foreseen future."

(End of this chapter)