Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 761 The Value of Thor

"Is there anywhere around here to store seawater?" Thor took some tissue samples from Krum's body, intending to test them again when he got back.

"The sea lies beneath Sky City."

"That's a bit far."

"We don't usually store seawater, but you can go find it yourself." Ophelia showed no intention of helping, "but you mustn't reveal Krum's death or the lost biography."

"Got it!" Thor gave an OK sign, regardless of whether Ophelia could understand it or not.

"Could I see the biography about the water god?" Thor explained. "I'd like to see what the second half of the biography might look like."

Ophelia in the blue dress raised her hand, and a bubble appeared in her palm.

Within the bubble appeared a stone slab. The slab was dusty and gray, with many broken edges. In some tiny cracks, there seemed to be some dark green plants.

I don't know if it's moss or algae.

On the stone slab, there are many small characters engraved.

The characters are relatively simple in structure and somewhat similar to the language of the highland shamans.

The bubble only contained images from the biography; Thor couldn't sense any powerful or mysterious aura from it.

"Is this what the second half of the biography will look like?"

"No, this is the first half. The second half is in an unknown state. Krum is searched every time he enters or leaves White Glass Castle, so it's impossible for the second half to have been taken out intact."

"Could it be hidden somewhere in the White Glass Castle?" Thor guessed.

Ophelia looked at Thor with a wistful expression. "What do you think?"

Well, we still can't underestimate the abilities of a fourth-tier wizard. Since Ophelia had to expend a considerable amount of effort to find them, the opponent must be very well hidden.

Saul then took out his diary.

When the dark red hardcover book appeared in Thor's palm, Ophelia, who was standing to the side, had a fleeting look in her eyes before quickly returning to her normal, expressionless state.

Saul ignored the expressions of those around him, focusing intently on the straight lines extending from the diary to every corner of the room.

The radiating straight lines transformed everything around Thor into structures of lines.

But only Ophelia, who was standing next to him, had a strange form.

It's not a straight line, but a series of wavy lines, and these wavy lines happen to avoid the straight lines that radiate from the diary.

If Thor wanted, he could also have the lines of the diary intertwined with Ophelia's wavy lines.

But this would definitely consume a lot of the diary's energy, and there's no guarantee that any clues will be found from Ophelia.

The death line in the diary did not find a straight line belonging to Krum here.

Either Krum's death has dissipated and will not have any significant impact on the people here, or someone has erased the traces of Krum's death.

The trail seems to have gone completely cold here.

Although it is bizarre for someone to drown in a place without water, it is not impossible for a wizard.

Thor didn't know much about the people here and was almost clueless for a while.

In fact, as a fourth-tier wizard and the monitor of White Glass Castle, Ophelia is truly the most suitable person to investigate the cause of Krum's death and the whereabouts of the Water God's biography.

but……

Thor wasn't completely clueless.

He put away his diary and said confidently, "Since there are no more clues in White Glass Castle, I will go to Sky City to search next."

Ophelia couldn't figure out what Thor had found either. "You have a clue?"

"Many clues are actually details we've overlooked. And these details only become clues when we get specific information. So all I can say is that I need to get more information."

"What other information do you need?"

"Right now, I'd like to take a look at the biography of the water god."

Thor thought Ophelia would hesitate, but to his surprise, she agreed immediately.

"I'll have Ona arrange a room for you and send the first half of the biography to your room. You'll have one night to read it. I'll collect it the next morning."

Thor raised his hand. "No, there's no need for lodging, and reading the water god's biography won't take a whole night. I'm not interested in the water god's ascension method. I just want to know the details that might be involved."

Ophelia stared at Thor, as if trying to confirm whether he was truly uninterested.

How could Thor, a mere third-tier wizard, not be interested in a method that offers a chance to advance to the fifth tier?

But for the next hour, Thor really did just finish reading another biography of the water god that Ophelia had brought him outside the igloo, and then left White Glass Castle in a flying carriage.

Before Thor left, he gave Ophelia his method of connecting with the Rainbow World.

As part of the deal, the other party will learn about the knowledge provided by Thor before Thor investigates Krum and the second half of the biography.

The two will communicate their progress and try to contact Pei'er in the world of iridescent colors.

After Thor left, Ona, who had seen him off, returned to the room where Krum died.

The confident and standard smile she wore when she was with Thor was gone from her face. Instead, she looked puzzled and asked Ophelia softly.

"Lord City Lord, isn't Thor a third-tier wizard from the No Man's Lands? Why was he allowed to leave the No Man's Lands?"

Ophelia glanced at Ona, who had moved closer, and spoke in a flat voice.

"His advancement to the third tier didn't actually rely on the Star Gate's resources. Besides, he could handle an entire eye of the storm all by himself. None of the previous three third-tier cultivators in the No Man's Land could do that."

"Such a genius will definitely be courted by both the Tribunal and the Stargate Council. It all depends on the strength and methods they use to win him over."

Ona leaned forward slightly. "Then perhaps we should try to win him over?"

Ophelia supported her other arm with one hand, and gently stroked her cheek with her raised palm.

"That depends on what value he has for us."

Ophelia smiled, but there was no joy in her smile.

……

After Thor left the White Glass Palace in his flying carriage, he immediately returned to the small square at the airship's port.

Unsurprisingly, he found a cat-paw-shaped stone under the awning where he had stayed during the day.

The tip of the claw was pointing directly at a small alley.

That's right, when Thor met Ona, he left Kate behind and disguised himself as a kitten.

The other party was clearly only interested in Thor, and didn't even glance at the orange cat Kate.

Kate stayed behind to carry out Thor's mission—to track down the servant and find the white porcelain kitten.

He clearly preferred to bully ordinary people rather than pay homage to a fourth-tier wizard.

As Thor followed the marks left by Kate, a voice echoed within him.

[Brother Thor, aren't you in a hurry to find the biography of the water god? Are you still going to track down that servant on the skyship during the day?]

Penny didn't quite understand what was so appealing about a white porcelain cat that could kill ordinary people and might be cursed, that would make Thor, a third-tier wizard, put aside Ophelia's request and investigate it first.

"That lucky white porcelain cat wasn't as ordinary as it looked. I observed it several times and found no magic or curse on it, but when the merchant Mike rolled the dice for the third time, I vaguely sensed a power emanating from it. Faint, subtle. But such an inconspicuous power was enough for that wealthy merchant to beat me."

Thor took a step forward, not using teleportation for concealment.

"That's what interests me most about it."

I'm a little late because I've been working on the plot. There will be a second chapter later.

(End of this chapter)