Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 702 The Death Wizard's Diary

sunny.

It's spring again.

Half a year has passed since Thor advanced to the third tier.

In the past six months, the no-man's-land has indeed been thrown into turmoil.

With the sudden mutation and death of Herbert, the Firefly Lord, and the unexplained disappearance of the Wind Demon, Pei'er, coupled with the lingering effects of the death of the Dream Weaver, Krak, most of the settlements have launched a resource war.

Only the area around Lake Rhine remains relatively calm.

Because this place has the only Tier 3 wizard in the No Man's Lands.

Initially, only a few small local factions came to Saul's aid. Most others remained on the sidelines and observed.

The no-man's-land has always been jointly governed by three third-tier wizards from different factions.

Therefore, many people want to see the reaction of the Tribunal and the Stargate Council.

However, to everyone's surprise, half a year has passed in the blink of an eye, and neither the Tribunal nor the Stargate Council has sent any other third-tier wizards to the No Man's Land.

It also did not help senior second-tier wizards advance to the third tier.

After waiting for news for half a year, Corey finally understood that the Stargate Council would not recommend any more third-tier wizards.

She had more or less guessed the reason.

A newly promoted third-tier wizard who independently completed the sealing of the eye of the storm.

The tower master of the Cleansing Wizard Tower, who killed Herbert and caused Pelle to disappear completely in just one day (that's what outsiders speculate).

Neither the Tribunal nor the Stargate Council would treat him as an ordinary third-tier wizard.

They need time to consider and observe.

Corey couldn't wait for her chance and had no choice but to leave the no man's land.

Corey's departure served as a signal, and in the days that followed, a large number of forces began to pledge allegiance to Thor.

But no matter what size forces came to Saul to join him, he did not change his style of doing things.

He handed over all the complicated matters to the few wizards he had initially allied with, and then the seasoned butler Hope was put in charge of managing these wizards.

After stabilizing the situation in the vicinity, he himself plunged into the laboratory.

In the past six months, besides consolidating his magic and mental power, he has mainly been studying the changed Death Wizard's Diary.

This diary, during his vulnerable years, repeatedly warned him of impending doom, helping Saul avoid risks and correct his research direction.

However, as Thor grew stronger and the level of his enemies rose accordingly, the ordinary pages of the diary rarely gave him any warnings anymore.

Thor can avoid most crises on his own, but for the ones he can't avoid, he often needs to use the Golden Pages to simulate and rehearse them in order to find a glimmer of light hidden in the dark future.

But whether it's a regular white page, a black page, or even the rarest golden page with only two pages remaining, it represents an extremely passive force.

Previously, Thor could only slightly control the black pages that stored consciousness.

But he had no idea how the power of the diary worked.

Therefore, although the Deathly Hallows' Diary saved Thor a lot of time in learning and research after it became his locator, Thor would not be able to further control his locator if he could not understand how the diary's power operated.

This will definitely be a huge hidden danger in the future.

In order to master his power as soon as possible, Thor studied his diary after stabilizing his strength.

The day after his birthday, Saul finally found a glimmer of hope to unravel the mystery of the diary.

At this moment, Thor was standing on the top floor of the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower. Through the floor-to-ceiling windows, he could see the Rhine City under construction outside the Mushroom Forest.

Because Sol prefers quiet, the Rhine City opposite is quite a distance from the Wizard Tower.

Thor raised his hand, and the Death Wizard's Diary floated into the air, level with his gaze.

He tried to empty his mind, making sure that only the diary was clear in his eyes, and that everything else became unreal because he couldn't focus.

Subsequently, Thor's mental energy spread to the surface of the diary, constantly adjusting its fluctuation frequency, and finally achieving a strange harmony with the diary.

The diary, which was previously inaccessible, soon provided Saul with feedback.

After a jolt like an electric shock, the white page in Thor's eyes suddenly lost its color, transforming from a three-dimensional white page into a line structure resembling a sketch.

On the pages, crisscrossing straight lines appear. These lines vary in depth and lightness, seemingly just simple two-dimensional patterns, yet they give a sense of depth and three-dimensionality.

Thor's mental power guided the pages, continuing to adjust their angle and amplitude.

The lines on the diary seem to leap off the paper, suddenly transforming from two-dimensional to three-dimensional.

Saul then realized that the lines that seemed to be on the same plane were actually the projection of an extremely complex three-dimensional pattern.

The three-dimensional shapes on the pages are completely irregular, neither round nor square, and appear both sharp and blunt.

The seemingly short lines actually have a subtle extension, stretching from Thor's eyes all the way to the horizon.

"These lines are somewhat like the lines of fate, but not quite the same. The lines of fate are curved, constantly shifting tangles. But the lines on the pages are all straight lines."

Thinking of the projection of that 3D shape onto the white pages, Thor couldn't help but have a new guess.

"Could these lines actually be projections of things onto the diary?"

"Some things are straight lines. Their trends and angles are captured in the diary and then evolved into words that I can understand."

"Could this be the real reason why the Death Wizard's Diary can issue death warnings?"

Saul reached out and gently fiddled with the 3D graphic above the diary.

His finger passed through the graphic without causing any effect.

Just like his old diary, it was merely a projection on his retina or his consciousness.

However, when Thor scanned the pages with his mental power, he could clearly sense the image above the diary.

"Currently, I can only see how the warning system forms. If we could unravel the principles behind the formation of these lines and apply the same force to them, would it be possible to reverse this and change the lines of other things?"

"So...it means changing the fate of other people and things?"

Thor was lost in thought until the sun slid down from the mountaintop.

He rubbed his throbbing temples. "It's still too complicated. Although a third-tier wizard can manipulate external forces, it's still a quantitative change, not a qualitative one. I still have a long way to go before I can use the power of the diary's warnings to influence other people and things in return."

Thor snapped out of his highly focused state.

The diary also disappeared from his palm.

More serious than studying the power of the diary is the question now facing Saul.

"After taking control of the diary, I discovered that the operation of the white pages requires a continuous consumption of a certain type of energy. That must be the energy that Kismet has obtained by constantly causing trouble and changing everyone's fate."

"Let's call it death energy for now. After all, a person's death is the greatest possible alteration of their fate."

"Without Kismet replenishing the diary's death energy, given my current power level, the diary will only consume death energy at an increasingly faster rate. I'm afraid the remaining energy won't last many more years."

The Death Wizard's Diary is Thor's tracking device and one of the core elements of his power; Thor cannot simply watch its energy run out.

"What should I do next? Am I going to end up like Kismet, killing people everywhere to replenish my diary's death energy?"

(End of this chapter)