Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 703 Evil Thoughts

Thinking of the death traps Kismet had created, Thor recalled a scene he had witnessed while using the Nightmare Butterfly to observe the history of the diary.

In that period of history, one of the diary's former owners sat atop a mountain of corpses, holding the diary and sighing.

He must have killed a large number of people for the sake of death energy.

Judging from the mountains of corpses, it would probably take the deaths of an entire continent to reach this level.

Thor asked himself, did he want to become the next Kismet, or become like the previous owner of the diary?

He didn't need to think for long before he figured out the answer.

"Kismett didn't have a good time. And one of the owners of the diary clearly gave up on it in the end, even after countless lives were sacrificed."

Saul has no intention of following in the footsteps of his predecessors.

Moreover, he had a new idea in mind about how to replenish the death energy in the diary.

Thor left the fifth floor of the Wizard Tower and went down the spiral staircase.

As Thor moved, several eyes seemed to pop up on the wall as if in a stress response.

They would emerge from inside the walls when Thor approached, and close their eyelids again when Thor left, hiding as if they didn't exist.

When Thor reached the third floor, a mouth suddenly appeared on the white door, which was the same color scheme as the Wizard's Tower.

"Lord Tower Master!"

The mouth greeted Thor warmly, but before it could receive a response from Thor, the door it was in was pulled open from the inside.

Byron's blank face appeared, his eyes filled with dark circles. "Perhaps we can recruit some assistants."

Byron wore a specially made black wizard's robe, which was covered with steel needles.

"We still need to purchase a new batch of live animals."

Thor smiled. "Just talk to Hope about these things, and he'll help you get in touch with Gaga Drums."

Byron grinned. "I need apprentices and full-fledged wizards to work together on the experiments."

Thor's smile gradually distorted as he asked helplessly, "Senior, are you still researching the inerting formula? You should focus more on your advancement. I can't be sure when the Black Tide pollution will erupt again in the No Man's Lands."

Byron's small-scale Kuroshio inerting experiment has been completed, but he has been unable to expand the scope of the inerting effect.

Only one person can be treated at a time.

Later, Byron temporarily abandoned the idea of ​​expanding the scope of inerting and instead began to study the reverse experiment of inerting.

This means reactivating the already inert black powder into a black tide carrying powerful pollution.

Saul repeatedly advised Byron to focus more on his personal advancement, but Byron was sometimes incredibly stubborn.

He plunged headfirst into the Kuroshio experiment and refused to jump out of the pit no matter what.

As a result, his magic power has not changed much over such a long period of time.

However, his mental strength gradually became stronger amidst the repeated cycles of being contaminated and treated by Thor.

"Don't worry, I know what I'm doing," Byron said, using his usual excuse. "I need a few assistants to work with me on my experiments long-term. They might need to live in the wizard's tower. Or, if that's inconvenient for you, I can move over to the mushroom forest."

"No need for that." Thor waved his hand. "Although my wizard tower isn't particularly spacious, it can still accommodate a dozen or so more people. Besides, I left the mouths and eyes in the mezzanine exposed so that there would be surveillance when others enter the wizard tower in the future."

Thor thought for a moment, then said, "I'll be going out in a couple of days, and I'll be taking Agu and the others with me. Before that, I'll arrange assistants for you."

Byron nodded, without asking where Saul was going; he would call Saul if needed.

After the exchange, Byron wasted no time, closed the door, and went back to continue his research.

But the mouth on the gate continues.

"Good evening, Tower Master. Would you like me to open the door for you?"

"Tsk." Thor curled his lip in disgust. "You've been out here for so long, and you still don't have a brain."

The mouth on the gate chuckled, revealing sharp, yellowed teeth. "You're absolutely right!"

Thor continued down, and the eyes in the wall, like colorful light strips, followed him downwards.

When he arrived at the basement level, a cloud of black mist blocked the staircase, completely obscuring the next floor.

This layer of black mist will keep out unauthorized trespassers.

Deep within the fog lies the Black Tide Pollution, extracted and processed by Thor. Even a third-tier wizard would be temporarily blocked by the sudden appearance of this high-purity pollution.

If they continue to force their way in, those who are not strong enough will soon be corrupted and eroded, their bodies mutated, and they will turn into unknown monsters.

As the master of the Wizard Tower, Thor was naturally not blocked by the black mist.

In the blink of an eye, Thor passed through the black mist and entered the laboratory on the first basement level.

This area is generally used for more dangerous and clandestine experiments.

The remains of some monsters were scattered on several experimental tables of different sizes. Most of the limbs were still active, and different instruments were connected to the tissues.

The book next to the instruments faithfully records the various experimental processes and data.

Agu, who was monitoring the values ​​of active limbs in the laboratory, saw Thor coming over and quickly put down the instruments in his hand and walked over.

"Owner."

"I'll see how the Basek Magic Mirror reacts. You can continue with your work."

Agu immediately recalled the relevant data and proactively explained to Thor, "Currently, we are monitoring the souls left behind in the Magic Mirror, but due to the influence of the Magic Mirror, the values ​​are constantly changing, and the accuracy still needs to be confirmed."

Thor and Agu arrived at a corner of the laboratory.

There appeared to be only a row of shelves, but after removing the surface disguise, what appeared before the two was an antique full-length mirror.

In the mirror, there is a woman's back view.

She hugged her knees, curled up in a ball, and sat on the ground.

Her long hair was loose and fell to the ground, piling up in several natural arcs.

Through the gaps in her dark hair, it's clear that the woman with her back to the mirror appears to be naked.

Her alluring curves were subtly revealed, exuding a captivating charm.

If someone with distracting thoughts saw this, they might be tempted to press their face against the mirror, hoping to see more beautiful scenery as the distance increases.

But both Thor and Agu remained calm, standing a meter away from the mirror, motionless.

After waiting a moment, seeing that the reflection in the mirror was still motionless, Thor tapped the mirror with his finger.

"Nobody here is interested in illusions. If you don't want to get beaten up like last time, you'd better come out now."

A ripple spread across the surface of the Bisek Magic Mirror.

When the ripples stopped, the woman's silhouette disappeared, turning into a white cloud of smoke that kept expanding and contracting.

A human head that Thor recognized very well floated in the center of the smoke cloud.

That's Pei'er's face.

But when that face opened its tightly closed eyes, the intense malice emanating from them almost materialized and emerged from the mirror.

"You've finally arrived." Pei'er's face in the mirror was extremely gloomy.

"Can you sense Pelle's consciousness now?" Thor asked calmly, ignoring the resentment in the mirror.

"I told you!" The head suddenly slammed closer, then crashed into the mirror, failing to emerge. "I'm going to devour the souls of ninety-nine women, or I won't help you contact that idiot!"

Thor crossed his arms. "Have you forgotten that you were also a fragment of soul torn from Pell?"

The man laughed loudly, "What do you know? I was the one who left her! Left that good-for-nothing! That idiot!"

"She doesn't seem that smart either," Agu muttered to Thor in a low voice, covering his mouth with the back of his hand.

Thor, however, did not continue joking with Agu.

"She is the evil that has been stripped from Pei'er. This mindless mania may just be a disguise. Don't be fooled. Follow the rules."

(End of this chapter)