Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 767 Cat Experiments

Unexpectedly, Nathan brought the white porcelain cat directly to the trading site.

"You trust me that much?" Thor asked, looking surprised.

"Actually, I thought you would have followed me and just taken it away last time. But not only did you not take it, you also seriously helped me think of a renovation plan. So I thought I would just give it to you to show my sincerity."

Thor wasn't moved. "I was just worried that forcibly taking it wouldn't be effective. After all, there are often some unspoken rules in the wizarding world that go unnoticed."

He tapped his fingers twice on the table, then suddenly asked, "This 'Cat Returns' story... do you have another one? Or more?"

Nathan was genuinely stunned. He stammered, "I, I, actually... yes, I still have some, but, but it's not always better to have more. Good luck is often accompanied by misfortune."

Thor picked up the flower wine on the table, took a sip, and stopped asking questions. With a wave of his hand, he put the white porcelain cat that Nathan had brought into his storage device.

Upon seeing this, Nathan's pupils contracted slightly, and his teeth, which were hidden behind his lips, parted slightly, but he clenched them tightly and remained silent.

"Let's begin now." Thor had no intention of going back on his word. He tossed the modification plans he had hastily put together over the past two days onto the table in front of Nathan. "Take a good look at them first. If you really don't understand, then come and ask me. Keep thinking."

After saying that, Thor got up and left the private room.

After getting the white porcelain cat, Thor went straight back to the inn.

He used several instruments to test the radiation on it and found almost nothing.

It was the same situation he perceived through his mental power.

Then, Saul was to pet the kitten's head, just as Nathan had instructed.

But Herman said in his diary.

【Master, let me do it. Your rank is too high; this little cat might not necessarily affect your luck.】

Thor thought about it and realized he was right.

This kitten influenced the airship and indirectly helped businessman Mike win against him.

However, Thor himself was not affected in any way.

If he hadn't been keeping an eye on the white porcelain cat, he probably wouldn't have discovered its mischievous tricks.

Saul pulled Herman out of his diary and then dragged Kate, the orange cat who had been watching the commotion, over.

"Hermann has first-tier strength, but he's a spirit and bound to the diary, so he might not be able to figure out how the White Porcelain Cat works. So Kate, you should try it too later."

Kate's mustache was sticking up as he slowly walked over to the white porcelain cat and rubbed his tail against its body.

Nothing happened.

"Pat on the head."

"Actually, my condition isn't very stable either. After all, this isn't my real body."

"But you're about to be permanently bound to it. Okay, pat on the head. If you're all set, I'll have someone create a new body for you."

This was the first time Kate had heard Saul talk about his health.

He asked eagerly, "Really? You can really help me switch my body back?"

"I have extensive experience in extracting souls and creating containers, but you can't expect me to do it for nothing. You need to cooperate with me to record all the experimental data on your body."

"no problem!"

With the basic deal settled, Kate took the initiative to pat the white porcelain kitten's head.

Thor kept a close eye on the white porcelain cat's movements.

This time, Thor finally sensed the strange fluctuations he had felt on the airship again.

"How do you feel?" Thor quickly asked Kate.

"It feels like having a mouthful of water in your mouth and wanting to spit it out."

Thor nodded, raised his hand and took out the Death Wizard's Diary, "Keep it in your mouth for now, don't spit it out."

The diary began to collect information about the surroundings, and straight lines from the outside world were projected onto the diary, turning into readable information.

During this inspection, Saul finally found a very hidden piece of information amidst the complex lines of data.

"Kate has a curved, wavy line on her body. This line is currently carefully avoiding other straight lines, and given the abundance of information around her, it is easily obscured, giving the impression that there is nothing unusual at all."

Then Saul casually made a die using whatever materials he had on hand and had Kate and Herman compete for a chance.

At the same time, Kate was made to spit out the water in her mouth.

Kate won every time they played more than ten times.

Meanwhile, Saul kept his diary in hand, observing Kate's condition, and then he saw that the hidden wavy line was affecting the dice.

Similarly, because the force was very small and the speed was very fast, Thor almost failed to notice its effect.

"You can stop now."

Sensing a change in the power emanating from the white porcelain cat, Thor immediately told Kate to stop the dice game.

He then took a wooden basin from the inn and made some clean water to fill it.

Would you like some water?

Kate walked over reluctantly. "Lord Thor, even though I look like this, I still prefer to drink water from a cup."

"Washing your hands is fine too." Saul just wanted Kate to try touching water.

Nathan said that the white porcelain cat brought not only good luck, but also bad luck.

Paul, a third-level apprentice on the airship, warned him that everyone who came into contact with the white porcelain cat had drowned.

Add to that Krum's mysterious drowning in the frozen house.

Thor concluded that when the power of the white porcelain cat meets water, it produces a new magical reaction.

So he let Kate have direct access to the water source.

Although Kate had heard about the dangers of getting near water, he was a second-tier wizard and unaware of Krum's death, so he had no aversion to water. Knowing that Thor was going to conduct an experiment, he ran to the wooden tub and jumped in.

However, the seemingly rough wooden basin was surprisingly slippery at the bottom. After the orange cat jumped in, it slipped and landed flat on its back in the water, with its mouth and nose submerged.

Even more bizarrely, the water seemed to have a mind of its own, flowing actively into Kate's mouth and lungs, completely ignoring the effects of gravity.

"Snapped!"

Thor slammed his hand on the edge of the wooden tub.

The wooden basin didn't tip over, but the water inside suddenly regained its gravity and flowed back to the bottom with a few splashes.

At this moment, Kate finally jumped out of the basin and shook off the water-soaked fur on her body.

"There's something wrong with this water. I'm a second-tier wizard, and I can't even breathe in it."

"Then can you still perform witchcraft?" Thor asked him.

"Sure, but I felt at the time that such a small amount of water wasn't necessary..."

Thor nodded. "So even though you're drowning, you still have the ability to save yourself. That's a bit strange. If you have the ability to save yourself, why did the third-tier wizard Krum drown?"

Kate: "?! What did you say?"

Thor then told Kate about his deal with Ophelia at White Glass Castle, "Since both deaths were mysterious drownings, I've temporarily linked the two together. Today, I saw a wavy line avoiding all straight lines in you again. It seems the death of the White Porcelain Cat and Krum really is related."

Before Thor could finish speaking, he saw large tears welling up in the orange cat's eyes.

"Waaaaah, even third-tier wizards die, and you're using me for experiments?"

(End of this chapter)