Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 699 The Star Gate Has Opened (Part 1)

Thor always believed that he learned about the Fate Line through the Death Wizard's Diary.

But the voices within the iridescent world told Thor that he himself possessed a complete and cohesive thread of destiny.

The Death Wizard's Diary was able to gather around him precisely because of this very nature of his.

In the iridescent world, Thor also gained a deeper understanding of the characteristics of his own Fateline, thus vaguely developing a second characteristic of the Fateline besides prophecy.

He named it "causality".

In layman's terms, it means "No one can owe him anything."

Now, if Kismet receives the half-page of black book that Saul gives him, it's equivalent to accepting Saul's deal.

Saul has already fulfilled his part of the obligations in the deal, and now Kismet owes him.

Therefore, under the guidance of the Fate Line, Kismet will do his best to help Thor advance to the fourth rank.

He only ended this karmic entanglement when Thor successfully advanced in rank or died unexpectedly.

Meanwhile, Kismet, on the other side, vaguely realized something after his fate line and Thor's thread fused together.

However, because the Fate Line was so well hidden, he wasn't entirely sure what Thor had done.

But in any case, the piece of his soul that had been missing for hundreds of years finally returned to his own hands.

Kismet let out a long breath, and the frivolous smile on his face disappeared again.

"People who make deals on their own are really annoying."

Thor nodded. "Thank you for the compliment. I learned it from you."

Kismet clicked his tongue and had no choice but to accept the outcome.

"Well then, we'll have a lot to do next." Kismet accepted Thor's deal and surprisingly became more proactive.

"My lovely little brother master, well, until you reach the fourth tier and complete the transaction, you will still be my little brother master." He laughed again, his fingertips plucking the strings of the zither, producing a melodious sound that was out of tune. "But before we prepare for the advancement, you still have a big problem to deal with."

Thor walked to the round platform and looked at the group of wizards across Lake Rhine.

The wizards and apprentices, who had just had the black tide pollution in their bodies cleansed by him, were now lying paralyzed inside the advancement array, trying to stabilize their mental bodies, which had become abnormal due to the pollution.

Some people have recovered from their abnormal state, but none of them have left. They all stand on the shore of Lake Rhine, outside the mushroom forest, quietly watching Thor standing on the highest round platform of the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower.

They were silent, but their eyes burned with passion.

It was like seeing a god who would save the world!

Sol can treat Kuroshio pollution.

That's an impressive skill, but not enough to warrant such reverence.

What makes Saul truly terrifying is that he can heal hundreds of people at the same time, and he himself seems to be unaffected by any negative effects.

This means that in the polluted no man's land, Thor is a protective lock for everyone's life.

If we surrender to Saul, will we no longer have to worry about pollution?

This solved their biggest crisis in the land of ignorance.

From then on, one can enjoy the abundant magical resources here without worrying about pollution.

This is equivalent to turning unclaimed land into a land of plenty.

"I know what trouble you mean." Even though he has advanced to the third tier, revealing his ability to heal pollution will definitely cause Thor some trouble.

However, he still needs to advance to the fourth tier in the future. If he cannot occupy the resources here, it will be difficult for him to accumulate enough resources to continue advancing and conducting research with just a wizard tower.

This can be seen from the resources consumed in this third-tier advancement.

Such a large amount of supplies would be impossible for Thor to accumulate in less than several decades on his own.

However, the Stargate Council was able to complete its preparations in just a few months.

The vast gap between individual and collective strength is vividly demonstrated.

"Even if I have to face the scrutiny and covetousness of the Stargate Council and the Tribunal, I can no longer hide."

Feeling the intense gazes of everyone, Thor slowly turned around. "With Herbert dead and Pelle missing, I'm now the only third-tier wizard left in the No Man's Land."

He said, enunciating each word clearly, "However, from now on, the unclaimed lands will only need one third-tier wizard like me."

Kismet's shoulders twitched twice. "I understand what you mean. From this day forward, the No Man's Land has its true master."

Kismet, completely unconcerned about his actual status as a fourth-order wizard, placed one hand on his chest and bowed to Thor.

"Lord of the Spirit Purification Tower, Lord Thor."

He raised his head while still bent over. "I guarantee that the Tribunal and the Stargate Council will not be in the mood to cause you any trouble for the next three years."

Thor nodded. "Three years from now, I will make it clear to them that only when I become the master of the No Man's Lands will it be the most suitable choice for everyone."

Kismet smiled and slowly straightened up. "I have no doubt about it."

"In addition, I have two more things to tell you."

Thor chuckled to himself, "Sure enough, once he's bound by the concept of causality, this guy's become much more proactive."

"First of all, the Wind Demon mutation has nothing to do with the Black Tide in the No Man's Land."

When Pelle was mentioned, Thor's expression turned serious. "I've already noticed that."

Kismet didn't know that Thor had been to the Rainbow World, but he believed in Thor's abilities.

"Yes, what truly caused the wind demons to become corrupted was the stargate opened by the Stargate Council."

"The Stargate Council...has opened the stargate?"

Kismet tells Thor a secret about the origins of the Wind Witch.

The Wind Demon is an artificial life form; half of her bloodline comes from fairies.

The other half comes from a mad fourth-tier wizard. He is a staunch seeker of the Stargate. He chose the Wind Fairy because of the characteristics of the fairy race.

They are naturally sensitive to changes in space.

That's why the Wind Demon was chosen to reside in the unclaimed land for so long. It's because of her sensitivity to the eye of the storm.

However, the Stargate Council later discovered something else.

"They discovered that when the eye of the storm appears in the No Man's Land, the stargate in the sky also appears. If the eye of the storm fully erupts, the stargate will be affected, opening a crack. The Stargate Council needs this opportunity to understand the other worlds connected to the stargate in this world."

"Another world?" Thor was hearing this for the first time. "So, the wizards led by Alec are looking for a new world?"

"Searching is a nicer way of saying it; the less nicer way is called fleeing." Kismet plucked a string, holding it still. "This world has been restricted by the Eye of the Abyss. It's impossible to open the world's barrier from the inside; we can only rely on external forces."

He held up one index finger. "Iskeper has gathered a group of adventurers, led by the Stargate Council, who only want to use the Stargate to escape to other worlds."

Kismet raised a second finger. "The Neflet are a group of conservatives who only know how to please the world's will and want to use the world's origin to fight against the Eye of the Abyss."

"Originally, the adventurers of the Stargate Council wanted to use Clark's special dream abilities to observe the world beyond the Stargate. But unfortunately, Clark's advancement would threaten the interests of the Radiant Family. In addition, your mentor, Gorza, did not approve of rashly exploring the new world, so he was destined to be sacrificed."

"Thus, the wind demon Pei'er, who successfully regained her will, became the Star Gate Council's second choice. Oh, and it was also strongly recommended by the Sky City Lord."

Thor narrowed his eyes. "Recommend what?"

"I recommend planting stargate coordinates on Pei'er. Once the eye of the storm appears and affects the stargate coordinates on Pei'er, the council can detect the stargate opening immediately and proceed with the next experiment..."

"...We will launch the target over there as the first step in exploring the other world."

"But as the signal transponder, Pell will inevitably be the first victim."

"She will die from the dual pollution of the starry sky and the black tide," Kismet said calmly.

(End of this chapter)