Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 693 The Stars Took Her Away

Thor stared blankly up at the burning fireflies floating in mid-air.

That tiny insect, no bigger than the tip of a thumb, burned for a very, very long time.

When Pelle found Thor, the fireflies' flames had not completely disappeared.

She stared at the sky in shock, then at Thor standing silently, and hesitated for a moment before landing on the ground.

"You killed Herbert?" Perle asked, biting her lip.

Thor turned his head. "I don't know how this happened either."

Yes, Thor wasn't as calm as he seemed.

He was even completely bewildered.

At the last moment before sealing the eye of the storm, Camus merged into the white anchor point and suddenly burrowed into Thor's fingertip.

After that, the distortion and pollution caused by the eye of the storm completely disappeared.

The white spot on Thor's fingertip was quiet and still, as if it really was just a piece of Thor's finger bone.

But as Thor teleported to Herbert and Perle's side and watched them fight, his left fingertips suddenly trembled slightly, sending a signal of longing to the two third-tier wizards.

This white finger bone was originally part of the anchor point. Camus allowed this part to break free from the seal at the last moment, clearly still wanting the Black Tide to continue its destructive influence on the world.

However, the white anchor fragment did not erupt immediately after it emerged, but instead lay dormant.

Thor wasn't in a hurry. He had heard from Pei'er that if the Black Tide couldn't be stopped from erupting, all the fourth-tier wizards would try to seize the anchor point.

Clearly, these forces have ways to preserve their anchor points.

Saul was just unsure whether they were willing to share with him.

Regardless, he certainly wouldn't leave it unattended. That's why Thor decided to use his newly acquired teleportation ability to test the third-tier wizard.

Unexpectedly, the moment the anchor point touched Herbert, it suddenly unleashed a twisted force.

This force did not dissipate outside Herbert's body. This means that Herbert alone bore the brunt of the sudden outburst from the anchor point.

Although it only lasted for a moment.

Or should Herbert be immediately put into a chain of alienation?

"...In short, Herbert seems to have been directly distorted by a rather powerful form of corruption. He doesn't even have the slightest ability to resist."

Pei'er frowned deeply. "According to what you're saying, I can only think of one thing."

"Anchor point?" Thor turned his head and stared at Perle's face.

"Yes. But the anchor point appearing here means the Black Tide has completely erupted." Pei'er said, puzzled. "But there's clearly no more distorted power here."

She couldn't help but look at Thor with some concern, a spiritual force hovering around Thor without falling.

"Thor, are you sure you've completely sealed the eye of the storm? Should I check it for you?"

"I'm sure, but you can double-check it for me, it'll be fine."

With Saul's permission, Pelle wanted to check Saul's body, having completely forgotten how afraid she used to be of Saul.

The moment her mental energy touched Thor, Perle suddenly remembered this matter again.

His face turned pale instantly.

"What's wrong..." Thor asked, then suddenly remembered, "You heard the sound of the stars again?"

"No, no..." Before she could deny it, Pei'er's voice suddenly turned shrill, "No!! No!!!!"

Just as her mental energy was about to touch Thor, it was immediately withdrawn. Pelle covered her ears and abruptly closed her eyes, unable to look at Thor.

"Pelle?" Thor was startled and quickly checked his left hand.

The skin still perfectly enveloped the white finger bones inside, without emitting even a trace of the Black Tide's pollution.

"It shouldn't be the Kuroshio Current's pollution. Could it be the effect of the slight pollution from before?"

Thor instantly unleashed his powerful mental energy.

Previously, due to Pei'er's fear, he had never had the opportunity to give her a thorough examination.

But now, Pell's appearance reminded Thor of her terrified struggle before falling into the starry sky during the rehearsal of the golden pages.

This made him dare not wait any longer.

"I was unaffected, even though I was just a step away from Pei'er, so the reason she's so terrified is probably inside Pei'er."

But before Saul could check, Pelle suddenly opened her eyes again.

This time, however, her eyes had lost their sparkle.

"Oh no!" Thor immediately reached out to grab Pelle's hand.

"Yes. I shouldn't have hidden," Pelle murmured, as if she had been convinced by someone. "I should have gone there."

Pei'er's body suddenly rose higher, like a free fall, and the speed increased faster and faster.

Thor, who was prepared, grabbed her hand.

But the hand he grabbed felt like it was being stretched out of rubber.

His fingers left shallow pits wherever they touched.

It was as if at this moment, Pei'er had completely transformed from the inside out into a piece of clay that could be molded and kneaded at will.

Thor had no choice but to let go.

However, now that there was no Black Tide pollution, Thor's magic was abundant, and he could also draw on external magic to directly unleash his ultimate flight spell and catch up.

However, there are also limitations on the altitude of flight.

When Thor reached the top of the second cloud layer, he could no longer ascend.

The magic here has become so thin that Thor cannot borrow it even if he wants to.

He felt as if he had arrived at the edge of the wizarding world.

But instead of decreasing, Pei's speed as she fell into the sky increased.

It seems they received a call from beyond the world.

"Why is Pei'er still being mutated? The level of pollution there is about the same as some of the more dangerous places in the No Man's Land."

"Brother Thor," Penny whispered in her diary, "could it be... that the pollution isn't affecting Perle?"

Thor was taken aback.

He hadn't even thought about that.

Could it be that during the several rehearsals of the golden pages, what influenced Pei'er and caused her to fall into deep space was never the Kuroshio pollution?

"If it's not the Black Tide, could it be stars?" Thor even considered entering his consciousness space to question the stars within.

But if he does that, he will lose all trace of Pei'er.

As the beautiful figure receded further and further away, Thor suddenly narrowed his eyes.

Several thin white lines appeared before his eyes.

Most of them were blurry and far from his body.

Only one path is truly clear.

Without hesitation, Thor grabbed the thin thread!

next second.

Thor and Pere disappeared into the sky at the same time.

It was as if they had never been there.

Meanwhile, on the highest mountain range of the continent of Iskeper, located between Stat and Neflet.

On the highest watchtower of this highest mountain range.

A hundred meters above this watchtower is an inverted pyramid-shaped platform.

This is an experimental base that the Stargate Council does not disclose to the public.

Apart from those who go into the watchtower below, no one else can see this inverted pyramid-shaped platform.

This place is secretly known as the "Eye of the Stars".

As a genius of the Stargate Council and a capable assistant to Speaker Alec, Murridge was walking briskly down from the Eye of the Star and back to the Watchtower.

Meanwhile, Alek was sitting atop the watchtower, calmly gazing at the sky.

The gravity at the top of the tower has been altered, changing from vertical to horizontal.

This was simply to satisfy the Speaker's special hobby of constantly gazing at the stars.

When Murridge was teleported to the top of the tower through the Eye of the Star, he also had to pause for a moment to adjust to the change in gravity.

This time, however, his excitement made him hold up the report in his hand and loudly report to Speaker Alek without much time to adjust.

"Speaker, we have just successfully detected the opened stargate! Although it was only for a moment, we have successfully launched a target into it."

As Murridge spoke, he knelt down on one knee beside Alec. "Your prediction was correct. When the eye of the storm appears in the No Man's Land, the stargate will open briefly. This time, our people sent to the No Man's Land sent back the signal in time, which allowed us to seize the opportunity and successfully deploy the target!"

"By the way, do you know what code name I gave this target?"

Murridge tilted his head back, his protruding eyes, like metal telescopes, gleaming.

"I call it...anchor point."

My health has improved and my energy has returned somewhat, so I'll slowly resume my previous routine.

(End of this chapter)