Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 666 The Sound of the Sky

After allowing a few people to vent their anger and take revenge for being frightened by Saul, Byron still managed to pull out the steel needles from Saul's head one by one.

However, Thor, who sat up from the lab table, did not dwell on the feeling of his body being opened up. Instead, he turned the steel needle that Byron had just pulled out of his head and observed the ice crystals on it.

After Thor repeatedly scanned the ice crystal with his mental energy, he confirmed that it was not a crystal formed by water vapor condensing due to cooling, but a very pure energy aggregate.

"It looks like a magic crystal, and a very pure one at that."

Thor lightly touched the crystal with his fingertip, and the crystal immediately changed, like a stone that had been weathered for millions of years, breaking down little by little into invisible tiny particles.

At the same time, Thor sensed that the elemental particles in the air had become more active.

"So this is the real application of the inertization formula."

Byron wasn't angry that the crystal was destroyed. Instead, he imitated Thor, lightly tapping the ice crystal suspended above another steel needle and watching it dissipate little by little.

"I was also inspired by the Ice Lock Magic Array. The design concept of the Ice Lock is to artificially create a magical vacuum state by suppressing the elemental particles near the eye of the storm."

"This is different from our previous methods of expelling elemental particles. It doesn't try to dry out the particles in the air, but rather reduces the activity of the particles by cooling them down. So I also thought that my inerting formula doesn't necessarily have to use force to suppress the activity of pollutants. It can also be like ice lock, using cooling, that is, reducing the energy in the pollutants, to achieve the purpose of inerting them."

Thor picked up another steel needle. "Yes, if it's difficult to reduce particle activity through pressure, then we can achieve our goal by cooling."

Like a spark igniting inspiration, Thor blurted out a new method, "Besides pressure and temperature, there's also concentration, radiation, acids and alkalis... I think there's something else, but I can't remember. However, we actually have a variety of methods, but it's not easy to reach a level that can inertize pollution. But thinking about it this way, my thinking becomes much broader. Even if the temperature method reaches a certain point and can't go on, we have other ways to try."

After Saul finished speaking, he looked up at Byron, only to find the latter staring blankly at him.

"Uh, what's wrong?"

"How did you come up with so many directions all at once? Can all of these really achieve inertia?"

"Theoretically, it's possible. Of course, achieving that theoretical level isn't easy either." Thor laughed, unable to hide a hint of pride. "So don't be too surprised."

Byron looked down at the few words Saul had just said, which he had written down on the paper, and his mind gradually calmed down. "You're right, so now I just need to continue on the path of temperature. Don't think too much about anything else."

"Yes!" Thor jumped off the lab table, patted Byron on the shoulder, and said, "I'm leaving the rest to you. I need to go back and sort out what I've learned over this period."

Ann followed closely behind, reminding Saul, "It's reflection, Master, it's reflection."

Saul was in a good mood and didn't argue with Ann, agreeing with them by saying, "Yes, yes, I'll reflect on it, I'll reflect on it."

Back in his bedroom, Thor began to relive the feeling of every cell in his body opening up.

But he didn't intend to try to push the door open on his own right now.

Just as he told Ann, it is something to think about before one’s own strength is fully utilized.

But the inability to try it did not prevent him from clearly recording his perceptions at the time.

This is a valuable experience that a normal second-tier wizard simply cannot possess.

He believed that as long as he could fully and accurately convey his feelings and experiences to a senior second-tier wizard, the other party would immediately be able to attempt to advance to the third-tier wizard level.

In the days that followed, besides continuing to study and practice witchcraft, Thor would regularly recall the feeling of opening the door each day to deepen his memory and understanding.

Time passes little by little.

Outside, the heavy snowfall has turned into a scene of birdsong and lush grass.

Thor rarely left his room, only occasionally treating the severely infected wizards brought by Gajad.

It's not just about changing your mood, but also about collecting experimental materials.

The Black Tide pollution, which is feared by almost everyone in the No Man's Lands, has become a rare resource in Thor.

After Byron's inerting experiments began to go smoothly, he became even more of a recluse, almost never leaving his house.

If a patient treated by Thor is truly grateful to him, he may grow starry eyes just like those on Gaga Drum.

Besides doubling people's favorability towards Thor, the only other ability discovered so far is that the star-shaped eyes can prevent new Kuroshio pollution to a certain extent.

So Sol tacitly allowed Gaja to keep introducing patients to him.

There's just one thing about him that's a bit strange.

Although Jiajia rarely saw Byron, the two had met before, yet Byron never showed any starry eyes.

Apart from Byron, Marsh, who went from coachman to farmer, also never had eyes.

Thor wouldn't lose trust in the two of them because of this.

Perhaps other conditions are needed for the spread of starry-eyedness.

Or perhaps it's simply that these two individuals have rather unique circumstances.

With April approaching, Saul officially turned 18.

In my previous life, I was considered to have just come of age, but in this world, many children who are eleven or twelve years old are considered adults.

At the very least, they can decide for themselves whether or not to sell themselves to the Wizard Tower.

At the end of April, Pell, who had not appeared for a long time, finally visited the Wizard Tower again.

Since their last parting, the two hadn't seen each other for six months.

However, Saul and Pelle both have their own things to do and don't think about spending time together like ordinary couples do.

After not seeing her for half a year, Thor was quite happy to see Pelle again.

As a wizard, the pursuit of knowledge is fascinating.

But as human beings, it would be rather boring if all we did was pursue knowledge.

However, unlike Thor's relaxed smile, Pelle still had a worried look on her face when she landed on the top of the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower.

Thor frowned slightly, walked over and took Pelle's hand. "What's wrong? What happened?"

Pei'er looked at Saul, hesitant to speak.

Thor didn't urge her, but just watched her quietly.

It seemed that this calm gaze gave Pei'er strength, and after hesitating for a moment, she finally spoke.

However, what she said left Saul somewhat confused.

"Sol, did you...did you hear a voice from the sky?"

Sky?

Thor looked up; the sunlight was just right, warm and comforting his face.

But Saul recalled the scene he had seen in his dream.

He saw a giant bird plummeting from the sky.

It was as if gravity had turned into repulsion.

Thor snapped out of his daze and looked at Pelle again, his expression turning serious. "When did you start hearing the sounds in the sky? Have they been constant?"

Pelle knew that Saul had also thought of that precognitive dream.

In the precognitive dream, Clark is blind, she or a false wind demon falls into deep space, while Herbert transforms into a sea of ​​fire.

In short, none of the three had a good ending.

Now that Clark's blindness has come true, Pelle doesn't know if the large bird falling into the deep sky in her dream represents herself.

But just as Peir was about to answer Saul's question, her expression suddenly changed, and she opened her mouth for a long time but couldn't utter a single word.

Because she had just heard that familiar yet terrifying voice again.

This time, the voice came from Thor!

(End of this chapter)