Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 691 Teleportation

Chapter 691 Teleportation

Kismet stood behind Herbert, watching the two third-tier wizards of the No Man's Land fight fiercely.

"Herbert is anxious." He stood in the flames, but the flames did not burn his body.

The Black Tide hadn't fully erupted yet, but Herbert still made a move, and the Wind Demon discovered the clues.

Herbert's original plan was to take advantage of the emergence of the Black Tide, pretend to go out of control and mutate, then prevent others from sealing the eye of the storm, and finally seize the anchor point that appeared when the Black Tide completely erupted.

While hiding in the eye of the storm can bring enormous disasters and massive deaths, it is also a double-edged sword.

Its immense value in the study of witchcraft has made it coveted by two major witchcraft factions.

If the leaders of the two major wizarding forces hadn't been so ruthless, they probably wouldn't have wanted to seal the eye of the storm; instead, they would have hoped that more and more eye-shaped storms would appear!

But Herbert chose to be selfish at this moment, trading everyone's lives for an anchor point!

Unfortunately, plans often go awry.

Thor didn't obediently become a sacrifice to the eye of the storm, but Peer noticed his little actions.

Kismet knew that Herbert wanted to kill the Wind Demon so that no one else present would be a match for him.

Even someone with a cooperation agreement with him would probably already be on his kill list.

However, Kismet never worried about his situation.

Even though he was standing in the protective flames created by Herbert, it was as if someone had choked him.

Just as he was idly waiting for the two to decide the winner, a sound of a string snapping suddenly came from inside his body.

"Clang!"

The sound was so sharp and piercing that both Perle and Herbert glanced at Kismet.

"Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang!"

Immediately afterwards, more sounds emanated from Kismet's body.

It was as if an explosion had occurred inside his body.

Kismet's detached, spectator-like expression, which he had always worn, suddenly changed!

He spread his arms, looked down at his chest and abdomen, and listened to the terrifying sound, unable to suppress the corners of his mouth from turning up.

"Hahaha... He did it! Hahaha... I did it!"

Kismet's almost manic expression sent a chill down the spines of both Perle and Herbert.

"Could this guy have mutated from this level of pollution?"

Just as the two were watching Kismet warily, someone suddenly appeared beside him!

Very suddenly.

It was as if there was nothing there a second ago, and then the next second—Sol suddenly stood to Kismet's left.

"Teleportation?!"

Upon witnessing this, Herbert abandoned Pell and unleashed a spell on Thor.

A chain-like tongue of fire suddenly rose from the ground, seemingly about to strangle the person who had suddenly appeared.

Pei'er was startled. Although Thor could open doors independently, he could only barely reach the third level. How could he be a match for Herbert?

However, just as Peer was about to drain the air from Thor's vicinity, Thor's body, which was about to be engulfed by flames, disappeared again.

He then reappeared beside Byron.

"Sol?"

Byron was worried about Thor, who had flown high into the sky, but then the guy suddenly appeared in front of him.

Several consciousnesses were excited and wanted to surround them, but then they heard Thor say, "Senior, I'll explain it to you when we get back."

Thor looked down at his left hand, and his figure disappeared again.

This time, he appeared beside Pei'er again.

"Hmm, I've pretty much got the pattern down."

Thor then lowered his hand and looked up at Herbert.

"You want to kill me?"

Herbert emerged from the flames, "Seal the eye of the storm—"

He stopped abruptly halfway through his sentence.

"You...the eye of the storm...you actually...?"

Thor finished him off, "I've sealed the eye of the storm."

Yes, ever since Thor suddenly appeared beside Kismet, the black raindrops falling from the sky have disappeared.

Even the distorted power that leaked from the eye of the storm and corrupted everyone was gone.

No matter how you look at it, it looks like the eye of the storm has been sealed.

But how did one person do that?

At this point, Pell was no longer thinking about how to protect Thor.

What does it mean for a wizard to be able to teleport directly through space without relying on magic circles or magic tools?

This means that from this moment on, Thor's probability of advancing to the fourth tier has far exceeded that of Per.

Pei'er bit her lower lip, her eyes following Thor, her gaze filled with an indescribable mix of envy and relief.

"Congratulations, you have obtained the first key to enter the fourth level."

Thor's heart skipped a beat, and he was about to turn his head to ask another question when he noticed out of the corner of his eye that Herbert's fiery body had instantly transformed into four huge chains of fire, attacking Thor, Perle, and Kismet who was standing at the back.

Pei'er immediately jumped up, and at the same time, a wind barrier surrounded Thor—she was still instinctively protecting Thor, treating him as a second-tier being.

The massive chain of fire barely grazed the soles of Pei'er's shoes before striking the transparent barrier.

The invisible wall in front of Thor was shaking, causing the surrounding scenery to tremble.

Kismet, having somehow suppressed his manic smile, ran behind Thor, only to be trapped inside Perle's invisible wall.

Meanwhile, outside the invisible wall, Pell faces off alone against the ruthless Herbert.

A battle between fire and wind.

If the wind is not strong enough, it will only fuel the flames.

If the fire is not strong enough, it will be extinguished by the wind.

The two Tier 3 fighters were locked in a fierce battle outside.

Thor turned and glared at Kismet.

Today's events are inextricably linked to him.

Thinking of the various endings that were foreshadowed in the golden pages, and Morton's sacrifice in order to seal the eye of the storm, Thor now truly harbored murderous intent towards Kismet.

Kismet raised an eyebrow, seemingly understanding Thor's thoughts, and raised his hands, saying innocently, "Master, I'm just a puppet, I had no choice."

"Clang!"

Suddenly, a voice rang out from inside Kismet's body.

"What's that noise?"

Kismet quickly flashed an excited, pleased, and slightly boastful smile.

"The sound of a thread breaking."

Wire?

Could it be the line of fate?

Thor squinted as he looked at Kismet and noticed that the lines extending from Kismet to him were still intact.

What kind of line is that?

Or whose line?

Thor snorted and turned his head away.

It wasn't that he wanted to let Kismet go, but dealing with Herbert was more important right now.

When Thor landed next to Kismet, he saw him fighting with Perle.

It is highly likely that Herbert's willingness to sacrifice everyone's lives in order to seize the anchor point in the eye of the storm has been exposed.

The fact that the other party suddenly attacked Thor clearly indicates that, just as foreshadowed in the Golden Pages, they already knew that the Eye of the Storm was inside Thor.

But he is still unsure whether Thor has truly sealed the eye of the storm completely.

Clinging to a sliver of hope, he believed that if Thor was severely injured, the eye of the storm within him would likely be reactivated.

Peer's protection of Thor stemmed from similar concerns.

After all, everyone had just noticed that the corrupting and twisting power was coming from Thor's body.

Thor kept a close eye on the fight between Per and Herbert.

Having just reached the third rank, he was not yet confident that he could defeat Herbert.

However, it would be a good opportunity to test his newly acquired abilities.

The next chapter is still being written; it will be released eventually, even if it's late.

(End of this chapter)

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