Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 704 The Power of the Black Pages

In the mirror, Pelle's soul also heard Thor and Agu's conversation.

Her expression remained unchanged, seemingly unconcerned about Saul's opinion of her.

Thor raised his left hand and placed it on the mirror, his mental energy flowing into the mirror's interior through the surface.

"You're also Pei'er, don't you want to connect with your other half?"

After returning from the world of iridescent colors, Thor lost the ability to travel there again. Until recently, the Mirror of Byssack, which had been kept with him, suddenly began to react strangely.

Thor then discovered that a wisp of Pelle's soul stored in the mirror had developed its own consciousness after being separated from the main body for a long time.

After a difficult conversation, he was surprised to find that this soul, which was filled with evil thoughts, could vaguely sense the missing Pei'er.

However, when Thor asked her to try to communicate with Peer in the distance, she resisted strongly and demanded to devour a large number of souls.

Moreover, it must be a newly dead, sufficiently clean soul.

A thoroughly evil character.

Although with Thor's current status and strength, he could easily obtain 99 living people, let alone 99 newly dead souls.

But Thor has no intention of making this deal with Malice Pearl.

Because of her lack of humanity and the values ​​shaped by years of life experiences, Pei'er cannot be treated as a normal, independent individual.

Moreover, Thor had no intention of being led by the nose by a broken soul.

"Why contact her? It's better if she doesn't come back." The evil thought sneered upon hearing Thor's words. "Even if she came back, she would only lock me up. Now that I have my own consciousness, I have no intention of merging with her again."

Agu sighed softly, "Soul splitting always has these hidden dangers. I had the same problem back then. That's why I didn't split my soul according to my personality, but instead divided my life experiences into three segments. But even so, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't have been able to merge back together so easily."

Reminded by Agu, Thor ignored the clamor of the malevolent Peer and seemed to be deep in thought.

"Back then, I used the black pages of the diary to directly merge your souls, so it was effortless... Actually, I could also use this method to control evil thoughts."

Agu asked, puzzled, "But Master, perhaps the souls of evil thoughts aren't enough to form a complete black page?"

Incomplete black pages make communication impossible.

But Thor may not have many other things, but he has plenty of souls.

He raised his hand, and a red hardcover book appeared.

It was the first time that Evil-Intentioned Pei'er had seen this book. She was curious but didn't want to show it, so she kept glancing at it.

With a thought, Thor turned the pages of the book until the last black page.

This black page belongs to Nerella, a second-tier wizard who once impersonated a wind demon.

Thor originally had no intention of keeping her, so Nerella is now on the verge of disappearing.

Although Nerella's soul was anxious, Thor had shut down her ability to perceive the outside world and communicate actively, so she could only watch helplessly as she walked towards the end of death and disappearance.

Watching death approach step by step is incredibly maddening.

Yet, trapped within the black pages of the book, she couldn't even break down and cry.

So when Thor opened the black page where Nerella was after a long time, she really wanted to kneel down before Thor immediately.

"My lord, please, save me! I don't want to disappear like this."

Nerella's handwriting had faded so much that it was almost illegible.

Thor tapped his index finger on the page, channeling a little soul energy into it.

"I want to make a deal with you," Thor began his induction. "I need to control a fragment of a soul, preserving its consciousness without harming it. So I will temporarily merge you with it. You help me control it, and I'll give you a chance to live. Are you willing?"

"Yes, sir. I do, I do!"

After a year of waiting for death, Nerella no longer cared what she had to give up in order to survive.

She had barely finished hearing Saul's request when she eagerly agreed to his deal.

Thor was equally decisive, immediately replenishing Nerella's soul energy and tearing off the black page, casually tossing it onto the mirror.

"What are you doing?" The evil thought in the mirror was confused, its eyes fixed on the black paper pasted on the mirror.

If the white pages can be interpreted as lines representing the development trends of people and things around us, then the black pages are the condensation of a consciousness's life experiences.

In Thor's eyes, the consciousness within the black pages is also a collection of intersections formed by countless intersecting straight lines.

When the black pages were affixed to the mirror, the evil thoughts in the mirror, driven by the power of the diary, transformed into an aggregate of lines invisible to the naked eye and were absorbed into the black pages where Nerella was located.

The lines intersect and become entangled.

Despite his extreme reluctance, the evil thoughts could not resist the power of the diary.

The two sets of lines quickly merged together.

Under Thor's deliberate guidance, the two sets of lines, though almost indistinguishable from each other, did not change their original form.

It only achieved a superficial level of integration.

But even this level of fusion was enough for the more powerful Nereira to gain some control over her evil thoughts.

To use an old saying from Saul's memory, it can be described like this.

"A single hair can affect the whole body."

The black pages, having absorbed Pelle's evil thoughts, floated down from the Mirror of Byssack, as if blown by the wind. After swirling a few times in the air, they landed right in Thor's hands.

Saul retrieved the black page and inserted it into the diary. The black page automatically merged into the diary, as if it had never been torn off.

"Nerella...can you try using part of Pelle's soul to contact her other half?"

I can try, but it will take some time.

Nerella answered Thor's question first, and then sighed.

So, the "he" you were referring to was a wind demon.

Nerella's tone was somewhat complicated.

After all, the two were mortal enemies before.

And now it has actually merged with the other party's soul fragments.

It can only be said that life is unpredictable.

Thor had no interest in Nerella's emotional journey; he had already fulfilled his promise and kept Nerella alive.

Therefore, under the influence of causality, Nerella will do her best to help Thor communicate with Pelle, who is in another world.

If he could reconnect with Pey, Thor believed he could better understand that mysterious, colorful world full of threads of fate.

The power level of that world is much higher than that of the wizarding world he is currently in.

This was also the path Thor sought for himself to advance beyond the fourth rank.

Thor's experience of facing death and surviving in the Black Tide Wind Eye has completely changed his originally somewhat conservative mindset.

He was no longer satisfied with his abilities remaining at a certain level and began to set his sights on higher goals.

It's so high that the world can't even reach it!

As Nerella fell silent, Thor snapped his diary shut.

The diary entries then faded in color until they disappeared.

Agu looked at Thor with even greater respect, even a hint of admiration.

"The malice and Nerella are not fully integrated yet; it's a special case of one soul with two consciousnesses. Check the books in the wizard tower to see if there's anything we need to be careful about with this special spirit."

"Yes!" Agu quickly replied.

Thor let out a breath. "Phew, well then... let's go check on Little Algae."

(End of this chapter)