Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 651 The Light of Chaos

"Failed again."

Thor awoke once again from deep meditation.

Today he tried again to grasp his destiny line. However, he tried four or five times in a row but failed to catch it again, and had no way of knowing whether his future had changed.

His past destiny showed that he would rush headlong into the surging black tide, but now that Clark is dead and Pelle has become his man, I wonder if the future will change because of this?

Or was everything he did before the future the cause of what happened?

Because observing the Fate Line had consumed a lot of Thor's mental energy, he immediately felt tired after recovering from deep meditation.

This kind of meditation is different from his usual way of using meditation to replace rest. Not only does it fail to restore mental energy, it also increases the consumption of energy, leaving people mentally exhausted.

Thor simply gave up trying to stay awake, lay back down, and fell fast asleep on the mushroom bed.

……

He saw himself standing in the center of a huge magical circle.

Many people were gathered around the magic circle.

There is Pei'er and Herbert the Firefly Lord.

There are senior students Byron and Brando.

There were also some low-ranking wizards he had met.

There were some strangers further away.

Most people wore expressions of awe and envy.

Directly opposite Thor stood two dark figures.

The shadowy figures were one tall and one short, and judging from their silhouettes, they appeared to be a man and a woman.

However, Thor couldn't see their specific appearances, but he could sense that they seemed very unhappy.

Suddenly, a figure appeared before Thor, his entire body crackling with golden lightning. The lightning also blurred his features.

Thor could only see a pair of thin, bloodless lips opening and closing, but his ears were ringing and he couldn't hear anything but noise.

Finally, as if his ears had been suddenly opened, he heard the man in front of him utter his last word.

"Door!"

However, as soon as the word was uttered, Thor suddenly heard the sound of a huge wave behind him.

He turned around abruptly and saw a huge black wave, as tall as a small mountain, crashing down from above!

Thor turned to run away, and everyone he saw looked terrified.

Thor had barely taken half a step when he was mercilessly swallowed up by the black, icy seawater.

The feeling of suffocation instantly spread from his nasal cavity to his lungs. Thor seemed to have forgotten that he was a wizard, and could only frantically paddle with his limbs.

He was swept along by the waves, crashing against tree trunks and rocks several times, before finally managing to peek his head out of the black sea.

The seawater carried him up and down, and at this moment, apart from the constantly surging waves, Thor couldn't see a single person around him!

"Swoosh—"

A clear chime.

A giant, pale yellow bird flew in from high above.

The giant bird's long whiskers dipped into the black seawater and scooped Thor out.

However, the moment Longbeard pulled Thor out of the black sea, it began to burn. At the last moment, Thor scrambled onto Diudiu's back, but flames followed closely behind.

They turned into a ball of black flame in mid-air.

……

Thor suddenly opened his eyes and found himself still lying on the mushroom bed, his inner shirt soaked with sweat.

He cleaned himself up and ran down from the fourth floor.

Byron was still conducting research on the third floor, and the laboratory lights were still on.

The butler and the other consciousnesses were not inside the tower; it was unclear what they were busy with.

As for Camus on the basement level...

Thor thought about it for a moment, and finally went back to his bedroom.

But after returning to his bedroom, he did not continue to rest. Instead, he took out the Chaotic Domain Compass.

Although it hasn't been a month since he last visited his apprentice Noah, Thor is eager to see the chaotic region that was destroyed by the Black Tide because of his recent dream.

The compass needle spun rapidly, causing Thor's senses to spin as well.

After a brief period of dizziness, Thor's vision went black, and he found himself standing on a black desert.

It was already dark, and there was no moonlight overhead.

A day in the Chaotic Realm is the same length as in the Wizarding World.

The Chaotic Realm should be a side of the main world, sharing a sun and a moon with the Wizarding World.

However, the moonlight tonight seemed unable to reach this place, and it was pitch black all around. Thor could only explore his surroundings through his mental powers.

There is almost no pollution here, nor is there any active magic. Of course, Thor has not yet found any life here other than monsters.

He wasn't sure if any intelligent races still existed in this world that had once been swept away by the Black Tide.

The reason for letting Noah live here was not only to sustain Noah's life, but also to have him help them explore the world.

Thor wanted to know what had happened in the Chaotic Realm, what it used to be like, and why it had become what it was now.

Most importantly, Thor wanted to know how the Black Tide came about and how it turned into the desolate, pollution-free Black Powder it is today.

Thor's mental powers quickly located the hut not far away.

However, there was no fluctuation of Noah's spiritual power inside the house.

Thor spread his mental energy to its maximum range, but still could not find any trace of Noah.

"After dark, the Black Desert becomes even more dangerous, and the monsters hidden beneath the sand are harder to spot. Why isn't Noah home?"

Thinking that his little apprentice might have encountered some trouble, Thor frowned slightly and raised his hand to release a huge fireball into the sky.

The sphere, burning with red flames, rose into the sky. Although it could not bring light to the earth like the real sun, it allowed life on the nearby land to feel a touch of crimson.

Soon, Thor saw a small dot of light on his left.

That was the little fireball that Noah had finally learned how to use.

Because of his poor magical aptitude, Noah didn't have a specific element to focus on; he just learned whichever was easiest, adhering to a pragmatic approach.

Upon arriving in the Chaotic Realm, the first Tier 0 spell Noah learned was the Small Fireball.

At the same time, because there are no active elemental particles in this world, the effects of witchcraft are minimal after it is cast, resulting in 0th-tier witchcraft having a longer attack range and lasting longer in this world.

In this world, Noah is the only one capable of casting spells.

The moment Thor saw the fireball, he leaped into the air, drawing a precise parabola before landing where the fireball had taken off.

As he fell, Thor unceremoniously activated his lightning protection, his entire body enveloped in rings of lightning.

Like the moon descending from the sky to earth.

If the person who sees Saul at this moment were to write a memoir someday, they would surely describe him as a god descended from heaven. He guides this hopeless world onto a path of revival, and gives those who are trapped here, unable to live or die, a chance to change their fate!

However, Scorpion, born in a dark age, had not received any education.

Standing beside Noah, he looked up in a daze at the god-like figure whose entire body was surrounded by golden arcs of electricity and whose cloak fluttered behind him.

Looking at the only glimmer of light in the dark world.

Only two words came to mind.

Holy crap!

(End of this chapter)