Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 782 Symphony of Improved Fate

"You want to advance using your own methods, but the more you advance, the closer you get to your original self." The consciousness of the iridescent world still doesn't understand why Thor is unwilling to go back.

If you want to become stronger, it seems that returning to the world of iridescent colors and completely transforming into the state of the Fate Line is the fastest shortcut.

After a moment's thought, Thor replied, "Perhaps children will eventually become adults, but if they lose the process of growing up, then I will no longer be myself."

"You don't need to be so fixated on yourself." The consciousness of the iridescent world did not agree with Thor's point of view, but fortunately, it would not interfere with Thor's decision.

Seeing that the other party's attitude remained calm and even friendly, Saul mustered up his courage to ask.

"May I ask you a few questions?"

"certainly."

"Fate... how should I address you?"

"We don't need a specific name, but if you're used to having one... you can call me Deathbringer. That's the name that's most widely known in the starry sky."

The Death Demon?!

Thor's emotional fluctuations caused his ball of yarn to throb and contract once more.

So the reason why the water god Fro saw his fate line form so terrifying last time was indeed related to these twisted lines.

Does "death announcer" mean someone is declared dead?

"That's how people refer to us; it doesn't fully represent us, but it can be used to refer to us. You don't need to worry about it."

The Deathbringers are of such a high rank that their understanding of themselves is beyond Thor's comprehension.

If you want to know what the outside world thinks of Deathbringer, you should go through Froco.

As for what Floco said, the more you know, the easier it is for them to pay attention to such things, so they don't need to worry.

After all, Thor had already spoken with Deathstalker.

Knowing his time here was limited, Thor didn't dwell on the Deathbringer's identity and abilities, and immediately began asking questions about matters concerning himself.

"I plan to use the Fate Thread as the foundation for immortality to advance to the fourth-tier wizard level. I'll replenish my energy with the fates of others connected to me. But I'm facing a problem. For the replenisher, should I choose an already powerful being to connect with, or should I choose someone with potential?"

Thor expressed his concerns, "If I choose an already powerful being, they might discover my methods, sever the connection, or even control me instead. The risk is too great."

"But if I choose a being with great potential but currently very weak, it might be destroyed before it can provide me with much energy."

If Thor successfully advances to the fourth rank, his status will be affected if the five objects associated with his Symphony of Fate are destroyed simultaneously.

It's like having your vital point discovered, making it possible to kill you.

The Death Demon quickly replied, "If you want to use the Fate Line as a foundation to advance to the fourth rank, you need to understand the principle by which the Fate Line provides energy."

Thor's understanding of this point is still rather vague.

Because his promotion plan was modified based on the death threads of the diary's former owner, some parts were still just his ideas on paper.

Before the Symphony of Fate is fully formed, he can only establish a connection with the other party, but cannot receive the energy of the other party's fate line. Naturally, there is insufficient understanding of the principle of energy transmission through the fate line.

Fortunately, the Deathbringer is a very patient mentor.

"The power of fate lies not in whether it is currently strong or weak, but in its changing nature."

"Changes?" Thor seemed to be thinking.

"As for your concerns, first you need to understand that nothing is eternal. If you can accept this, then consider how to minimize the influence of a single provider of the power of fate on you."

The Deathbringer did not give a clear answer, but Thor, who was always thinking at a high frequency, had already figured something out.

"The impact of a single provider on me has decreased; I could actually turn functional objects into a group. But right now, I can only establish connections with single objects..."

Seeing that Thor was thinking, Deathbringer fell silent.

He only spoke up to remind Thor when Thor's state of mind began to become unstable.

"You should go back now."

Thor also realized that his mental energy was starting to dissipate, clearly due to excessive consumption.

"Yes, I should go back now. Thank you for your answer. May I leave my coordinates here?"

"If you understand and are willing to accept the consequences."

Thor knew all too well how dangerous it was to leave coordinates here.

But that applies to other people.

For him, the risk was actually more controllable than the Stargate Council crossing the Stargate.

This time, Thor didn't hesitate and left a small section of his fate line here as a coordinate for future visits.

In this way, as long as he has enough energy, he can return to the Colorful World even without the protection of a fourth-tier wizard.

Before leaving, Saul wanted to confirm one last thing.

"Lord Death Demon, when I arrived here, were there any other consciousnesses besides Pei'er that followed? If so, could you help me destroy them?"

Saul wasn't asking about Pelle.

Pelle's consciousness didn't follow; it was only because her fate line was entangled with Thor that she was brought along. Moreover, Thor carefully protected Pelle's fate line within his own spool of threads.

I fear that the spirit within me will be corrupted by this world.

Although the main body of Pei'er survived in this world, it does not mean that the remnant soul of Pei'er can also survive.

Thor naturally had to protect her carefully.

What he was actually asking about was the spiritual power that belonged to Ophelia and had accompanied him throughout his life.

Although she said she didn't want to establish a direct connection with the Fantasy World, she would definitely not give up the opportunity to explore this new world.

This mental energy was not under Thor's control. If the other party also came here, Thor did not intend to let Ophelia's mental energy successfully return to transmit the message.

Suddenly, a circle appeared from the twisted thread above his head and circled around Thor, who was also in a ball of thread.

"If you're talking about another consciousness that's slightly stronger than you and very close to you... it was already devoured the moment you entered."

Did they eat it?

And it was eaten the moment it entered?

But the Deathbringer hadn't mentioned this at all before.

Perhaps to him, Ophelia's spirit was like dust stuck to his clothes, something he could simply brush off when entering the room.

There was no need to specifically emphasize it to Saul.

"I understand, thank you very much—"

As soon as Thor finished delivering the last word, he suddenly felt his brain buzz again.

He opened his eyes and found himself back in Sky City, back beside the scorching fuel furnace.

"Did the connection drop abruptly because your mental strength reached its limit?"

Thor looked up at the white mist covering his head.

"Lady Ophelia, are you still there?"

"Hmph! Not dead!" Ophelia's voice was not pleasant. "You found the Rainbow World?"

"Thanks to you."

"What kind of power form is there?"

Thor smiled wryly, "It's a power I can't understand."

Ophelia had no doubts, and her voice became somewhat ethereal.

"Even receiving information from high-level powers is a challenge. Indeed, the knowledge barrier is the most difficult mountain to overcome if you want to utilize power outside the star gate."

(End of this chapter)