Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 710 The Fox Borrows the Tiger's Power

Noah was eager to contact Thor immediately, since he didn't know if Thor had seen him.

But Noah wanted to maintain his composure and not want to affect his and Thor's image in the eyes of these backward, primitive people.

Just as Noah was pondering how to attract Thor's attention, the huge white skeleton in the sky suddenly began to sink.

The extreme visual impact, coupled with the strong wind generated by the rapid flapping of the opponent's wings, directly knocked the members of the Giant Stone Tribe to the ground.

Only Noah, with a flash of inspiration, immediately activated a magical protective shield, thus avoiding being blown away like the people around him.

Scorpion, who was standing nearby, tried to grab Noah, but the protective barrier kept him out.

Losing its balance, Scorpion was blown over by the strong wind.

When he finally managed to lift his head in the howling wind, he was horrified to see the enormous skeleton flying almost straight toward Noah, the only one still standing.

Just as the two were about to collide, the skeletal monster suddenly stopped and flipped at the last moment, flying back into the sky.

It then circled in the air and fell again, this time heading towards the other two tribes that were enemies of Noah and were equally terrified.

This time, the giant skeletal monster did not brake suddenly; it rushed straight to the ground.

The massive impact sent up a huge cloud of dust. The dust surged outwards like a wave.

Even the Stone Tribe, which was some distance from the enemy, was not spared and was engulfed by the smoke and dust.

A thick layer of dust instantly covered everyone.

The sounds of coughing and vomiting were continuous.

Only Noah, hidden inside the protective shield, remained unharmed and composed.

Before the dust had completely settled, a white figure soared into the sky, leaving behind only a terrifying crater in the ground.

As the dust settled, the two tribes that had been stationed there, intending to attack the boulder, completely disappeared.

There wasn't even a scrap of meat left.

As the scorpion crawled back to its original spot, it saw the soldiers who had been stationed at the forefront crawling back with expressions of terror on their faces.

"Chieftain, Chieftain!" But halfway through his call, he saw Noah, the only one still standing in the same spot, and couldn't help but switch the person he was reporting to.

"Great Shaman! Great Shaman! The people of Blackwater and the Giant Arm tribe—all are dead!"

Although he had already guessed this would be the outcome, the chieftain of the giant stone still felt his legs go weak and he couldn't even stand up when he heard his warrior confirm it.

He trembled as he looked at Noah, the tallest man in the room, and decided not to stand up. He quickly turned his body around, facing Noah, and buried his head deeply in the ground in front of him.

"Thank you, Great Shaman, for securing divine protection for us!"

Upon hearing this, the other members of the tribe quickly followed the chief's example and kowtowed to the ground.

Noah cleared his throat, secretly relieved that his large apprentice robes concealed his trembling legs.

"Do not use titles indiscriminately; you may refer to the Judge of Death as 'Judge.' Otherwise, your prayers of loyalty will not reach the Judge of Death."

"Yes, yes!" The chieftain of the Giant Stone Tribe once again led the way in changing his tune, "Thank you, Judge! Thank you, Great Shaman!"

Noah looked around and saw even Scorpion, who had once been somewhat disrespectful to him, trembling and pressing his head to the ground.

A blazing flame suddenly ignited in his chest.

It almost steamed him completely.

The feeling was so wonderful that Noah had to pinch his thigh hard with his hand to calm himself down.

"The judge heard our plea, but only because you were so foolish that he helped you this once. But if you think that you can stop producing and stop striving for yourselves and continue to receive the judge's protection, you are sorely mistaken."

"The Judge once taught me that God helps those who help themselves. Therefore, if you want to continue to receive the Judge's protection, you must also be devout, diligent, courageous, and united—only then are you worthy of being even the most ordinary believer!"

Noah put together some of the scattered words that Thor had taught him and used them to instruct the people around him who were terrified.

He knew that these people were only temporarily terrified, so he needed to hurry up and imprint their devotion to the judge in their hearts.

At the same time, Noah sighed inwardly, "The mentor really arrived just in time. The first attack showed these people the power of wizards and subdued the Stone Tribe. The second attack wiped out the entire enemy, making the others dare not have any more thoughts. However, the mentor's first disappearance really scared me to death; I almost lost my footing."

However, what Noah didn't know was that Thor wasn't actually cooperating with him.

And that huge white skeleton wasn't acting on Thor's orders.

In fact, Thor is fighting against that massive skeleton.

After recognizing the bone in Thor's fingertip, the monster skeleton stopped attacking him. However, it also did not show any sign of submission.

Clearly, they simply regarded Thor as one of their own kind.

Moreover, they are small cubs that need to be cared for.

This creature actually tried to grab Thor by the scruff of his neck with its huge, sharp teeth.

Thor, of course, had no intention of giving up his flesh and skin, so he jumped several times onto the back of the giant skeleton.

He pressed down on the back of the skeleton's neck, trying to push it back to the ground.

This action seemed to have angered the other party.

The massive skeleton spun in the air, trying to throw Thor off.

However, several grayish-white tentacles extended from Thor's feet and firmly adhered to the skeleton, making it impossible for the opponent to shake Thor off.

The two fought back and forth in the air, neither willing to concede to the other.

As they continued their erratic behavior, they gradually left the Black Desert and arrived near the Stone Tribe, who were about to engage in battle.

Suddenly, magical fluctuations appeared over the Stone Tribe.

This seemed to be extremely attractive to the skeletal monster, which led to the scene at the beginning where the skeletal monster swooped down on Noah.

Thor recalled the initial attack by the skeletal monster, and now that the skeletal monster had gone to find Noah, he immediately realized that it was unusually sensitive to magic.

Just as Noah was about to be smashed to pieces by the skeletal monster, Thor immediately launched a black blade into the sky.

The magic contained in the black blade far exceeded Noah's protective magic shield. As the black blade receded into the distance, the skeletal monster could no longer contain itself and turned to fly into the sky.

Not long after he went up there, Thor turned his black blade around again.

During his time in the sky, he had already observed that Noah was being besieged by the enemy.

Since that's the case, Thor doesn't mind helping Noah establish his prestige.

He turned his black blade and charged toward the enemy's position.

The black blade was inconspicuous and fast; apart from the unfortunate victim who was beheaded by it, no one else saw that the skeletal monster was chasing its target.

Having launched a massive attack, Thor had no time to communicate with Noah and directly led the skeletal monster back to the Black Desert.

He was afraid that if he stayed any longer, he would give himself away.

Thor's initial observations confirmed that the skeletal monster and the anchor point on his fingertip were indeed the same entity, but because there were no active elemental particles in the chaotic domain, the skeletal monster lost its most terrifying ability to corrupt.

He could only go toe-to-toe with Thor.

Because there is no magic here, Thor cannot fully unleash his third-tier strength.

Finally, after spending most of the day, Thor managed to chain the giant monster tightly to the vicinity of Noah's encampment.

He was panting heavily and wiped the sweat from his forehead.

"It's been a long time since we've fought like this."

(End of this chapter)