Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 712 The Art of Immortality

The moment the pentagram appeared on Thor's spiritual body, he understood the essence of this advancement method.

The previous owner of the diary gave this method of promotion a vivid name.

Death weaves the thread.

"So this is the difference between a fourth-tier wizard and a third-tier wizard..."

Thor stood there, still processing the knowledge that had entered his brain along with the pentagram.

If the difference between a third-tier and a second-tier wizard lies in the degree to which they utilize their power, then the gap between a fourth-tier and a third-tier wizard is even more exaggerated.

That is a leap in social hierarchy where even the form of life has changed.

Because fourth-tier wizards... are practically immortal.

This kind of immortality is fundamentally different from the long lifespan of a third-tier wizard.

While third-tier wizards don't have to worry about dying of old age—they can replenish their naturally aging bodies at any time by absorbing and transforming external energy—they can be devoured, corrupted, and destroyed.

But fourth-tier wizards are different.

Even if they are completely contaminated or blasted to smithereens, they have a way to fully recover.

Only with such a strong vitality can one withstand more profound knowledge and more dangerous forces.

However, the method by which each fourth-tier wizard is resurrected is also their fatal weakness.

If other powerful individuals seize the key to resurrection, even a fourth-tier wizard could perish completely.

The stage of advancing from the third to the fourth tier is essentially the stage where a high-level wizard transforms himself into an immortal form.

Their method of resurrection, or rather their fatal weakness, will be fixed during this promotion and transformation process.

Therefore, each fourth-tier individual will carefully conceal their advancement method.

Unless he has already completed the fifth-order advancement.

The fact that Kismet was able to obtain the "Death Thread" advancement method clearly indicates that the previous owner of the diary had already advanced to the fifth rank.

But did Kismet ever see what was on the scroll?

Thor glanced at Kismet across from him, who was smiling and seemed to be waiting for Thor to ask a question.

But Thor ignored him and continued to decipher the death threads represented by the pentagram.

The so-called Death Threads are the result of the previous owner of the diary creating multiple large-scale deaths and using a pentagram magic circle to gather these death forces into his own destiny.

The pentagram signifies that the perpetrator committed horrific massacres in five locations and imprisoned a large number of vengeful spirits created during the slaughter. The death energy generated by these vengeful spirits will be connected by the pentagram, and all the linked death power will be gathered onto the caster.

Therefore, this method is also known as "death weaving".

The spellcaster's life form, under the influence of the death threads, gradually transforms from a normal body into a dark form filled with the power of death.

At the same time, he will increasingly enjoy death and become indifferent to life.

Advancing to the fourth rank in this way is extremely difficult.

Besides creating a large amount of killing, the first thing a spellcaster must consider is how to accept the death energy without being contaminated or affected by the resentment within it.

However, the previous owner of the diary used it to avoid the biggest side effect of the "thread of death".

The source of all this deathly energy is the Death Wizard's Diary that Thor currently possesses.

The diary will gladly accept the pollution within the death aura and provide its owner with the pure energy they need.

It was with the help of the diary that the previous master was able to rise to the fourth rank of wizard relatively easily, and his strength was quite powerful for that era.

To kill this fourth-tier wizard who has advanced through this method, all the vengeful spirits on the pentagram must be eliminated, and it must be ensured that no new deaths occur at the top corner of the pentagram.

In this way, a wizard whose source of death has been cut off will lose the ability to resurrect.

Thor closed his eyes, sorted through the knowledge he had gained, and opened them to see Kismet still standing opposite him.

"Did you also use this method to advance to the fourth rank?"

Kismet shook his head. "I'm not the owner of this diary."

It seems that only those who have gained recognition through the diary can be promoted using this method.

but……

Thor does not intend to advance in the same way the diary's previous owner did.

He is not a person who enjoys killing.

Moreover, the simple death thread may not be as advanced as the fate thread he had seen before.

However, the "Death Threads" that Kismet sent were definitely not knowledge that ordinary wizards could access.

"It must have been very difficult to get this. Thank you so much."

Thor put the pentagram away.

But Kismet seems very interested in Saul's choice.

"My adorable little brother, may I ask where you'd like to start your trip?"

Thor warned, "Don't interfere in this matter."

The opponent raised his hands, "Don't worry, don't worry, this is related to your promotion, I definitely won't cause trouble."

Saul went on to warn him, "Including acting on your own initiative without permission."

"Yes, yes, I won't act on my own."

Only after receiving Kismet's assurance did Saul reveal his destination to Kismet.

"I'm going to Archaeologists."

Kismet's eyes widened with excitement. "You're going to steal the Upside-Down Tree?"

"It's not about stealing, it's about asking for a new shoot," Thor corrected.

Kismet smiled with narrowed eyes, seemingly not believing Thor's words at all.

But he quickly composed himself and solemnly said to Thor, "As a former member of the Diary, I suggest you place the last point of the pentagram in the Stargate Council."

"Stargate Council?"

"Hmm, I guarantee that whatever you do, you won't lose out by going there. But the condition is that you have to go last."

Thor scoffed, thinking to himself, "Both Kismet and the diary like to play riddles. But when they went to the Stargate Council, was Kismet absolutely certain that something huge would happen there?"

"Understood," Thor said, walking out of the manor. "I will give your suggestion a good consideration."

Kismet watched Thor's retreating figure without saying a word.

When Thor walked out the door and turned back, the hall was empty.

Even the two dancing corpses were gone.

It was as if nothing had just happened, and no one had appeared here.

Thor gripped the scroll in his hand, and with a flash, he disappeared from the spot.

……

A giant, pale yellow bird soars through the sky.

Looking at the top alone, it's just an ordinary, even somewhat beautiful, large bird.

But if you change your perspective and look down at the giant bird, you will be horrified to find that the bird has no feet, only a dozen long, centipede-like whiskers hanging down, constantly curling and stretching in the gale.

After flying for a while, the clouds in the sky suddenly thickened and turned gray.

The sky was also extremely gloomy.

A bolt of lightning almost grazed Thor as it ripped into the earth, accompanied by a deafening roar.

"Tsk, lightning." Thor clicked his tongue, and his skin instantly contracted, turning him into a black skeleton.

The thunder grew more frequent, and the rain poured down.

Through the gaps in the dark clouds, a city appeared on the land below.

In the center of the city stands a magnificent palace, ancient and imposing, standing firm against the wind and rain.

After another blinding flash of white light, a dark figure suddenly appeared in front of Thor.

Sparks crackled around the opponent as he stood in the air, his arms resembling two enormous swords.

She was aggressive, and her voice was as loud as thunder.

"May I ask if you are merely passing through the Principality of Kama, or are you here on official business?"

Thor pulled his hood up a little, then looked up again; his face had returned to its original appearance.

He smiled and said, "Lord Kira, it's been a long time. I'm just passing through the Principality of Koma and thought I'd drop by to visit an old friend."

(End of this chapter)