Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 801 Temporary Coordinates

Ever since Froco claimed to be a member of the Blue Scale Clan, which Thor knew as a mermaid, Thor had been suspicious of whether the ugly mermaid in front of him was related to Froco.

Although Floco said that the Bluescale Clan had basically migrated out of this wizarding world, the merfolk currently being cultivated by Neflet are somewhat similar to the Bluescale Clan.

Floco scoffed, "What a disgrace."

Thor was silent for a moment, then could only say, "That's always been the way of the wizarding world—survival of the fittest."

When individual power can exceed collective power, the law of the dark forest becomes increasingly apparent.

Floco sat up, mimicking Thor's posture, and leaned back relaxed. "You're right. Actually, I'm not qualified to judge others. Look at me, I call myself the Water God in my own world, but when I encountered a fifth-tier being stronger than me outside, I was sealed in the sea. The Water God drowned, haha, that person was humiliating me. But the most ridiculous thing is that I didn't even know who killed me until I died."

"The outside world is truly terrifying, but even so, fourth-tier wizards like Ophelia are still tirelessly striving to advance to the fifth tier and cross the stargate."

Floco also fell silent.

Before crossing the stargate, he was very proud; after crossing the stargate, he suddenly had a deeper understanding of the insignificance of life.

After the carriage quieted down, Saul opened the door and looked out.

The carriage had been traveling on the ground for some time without taking off again, which Saul found strange. Wouldn't it be faster to fly if they wanted to travel faster?

He opened the carriage door and asked the driver outside, "Aren't we out of the Valley of the Dwarfs yet?"

Despite the turbulence in the air, Thor was now more eager to take Froco to see the mermaids of the Eternal Night Empire.

The coachman paused for a second before replying to Thor, "Lord Thor, another extremely long-distance teleportation array to the continent of Neflet is located opposite the Dwarf Valley, so we are currently crossing the Dwarf Valley. It will take about three days."

Three days spent in this empty, enclosed carriage was too boring. Besides, Saul didn't want to study his research here, lest Chief Justice Flim suddenly appear again.

He thought, "This place shouldn't be far from the no-man's-land. Can I teleport back and come back when the carriage arrives?"

Since Frim has already mobilized, there shouldn't be any fear that he might run away halfway.

"I'm being very sincere," Thor thought to himself, narrowing his eyes. The bright carriage in front of him suddenly turned dark, and semi-transparent, slightly glowing threads appeared in front of him.

"As expected, I was able to connect with the fates of Claire and the others here."

Saul did not set off immediately; he very politely greeted the coachman outside.

"This place isn't far from the no-man's-land. I'll go back first, and then I'll return to the car in three days."

After Thor finished speaking, he felt as if the unseen coachman in front of him chuckled softly, but because the sound was so muffled, it sounded like a sigh.

"As long as you can return in three days, I will not restrict your movements during this period."

Thor stroked his chin and raised his hand to summon Herman from within his body. At this moment, Herman was in spirit form, hidden in a dark corner.

Thor thought to himself, "Are you staying here to act as my reference point?"

"Yes, Master!" Herman replied immediately.

But then Beth offered another suggestion.

[Thor, you could actually do what Flim did and leave behind a short-term coordinate.]

Saul understood that Beth was referring to the lantern that Frim had placed in the carriage.

"But I have never separated my own consciousness."

You have never harbored any consciousness within us.

Thor suddenly understood.

He transformed a section of his fingertip into a gray tentacle, which then automatically severed itself.

He then examined the severed finger, which bore fragments of the soul, closely; no Fate Line appeared on it. This was because it was neither Thor nor a part of Thor.

Thor did not give up. After thinking for a moment, a white, semi-transparent thread slowly grew from his fingertip.

He wrapped the thread around his severed finger and then tried to cut the thread.

But the threads inside his consciousness did not break as he had imagined; they simply wrapped around the severed finger more tightly.

"Is that not allowed?" Thor remained in his original position. "As expected, the fate line isn't something I can easily sever now."

Does the inability to cut off the chain mean no trace can be left?

Thor didn't give up. He mobilized his spiritual body and began to repeatedly scan the entire severed finger with his mental energy. Time and again, it seemed he wanted to embed his mental energy into the severed finger.

After a high frequency of mental energy fluctuations, Thor finally loosened his outstretched fate line and pulled it back to his fingertips.

Upon closer inspection of the severed finger, one could even sense a faint connection to the original body.

Saul placed the severed finger in the corner of the carriage and then squinted.

Sure enough, two more touchable teleportation points appeared inside the carriage. The difference was that one was Herman's fate line, and the other was a blurry point.

Saul said to Herman, who was huddled in the corner of the carriage, "You stay here for the time being. If the temporary coordinates expire before I get back, I'll use you as the coordinates to come back."

Herman nodded repeatedly, holding the severed finger left by Saul in his palm.

"Don't worry, Master, I will definitely protect this temporary coordinate!"

Thor chuckled. "It's just a fragment of my soul. I can fix it in a minute. You should prioritize your own safety."

"Master~~~" Herman cried with tears in his eyes.

Thor couldn't stand Herman's behavior, so he curled his lip, snapped his fingers, and disappeared from the spot.

The mermaid who was sitting opposite him also disappeared along with him.

The coachman, who was driving the carriage, suddenly froze. He then turned around and roughly opened half of the carriage door.

Inside the carriage, Hermann clasped his hands tightly together, and when he saw the door open, he turned and smiled at the driver.

"Don't worry, I am a hostage left behind by my master. My master will definitely return in three days."

But the driver seemed not to hear Hermann's words, and still slammed on the brakes, then bent down and entered the carriage, turning around twice in the already small space.

Hermann sat in the carriage seat, staring blankly at the driver.

"Uh... is there a problem?"

The coachman just said he wouldn't restrict Thor's movements, didn't he?

After circling three times and still finding nothing, the driver finally stopped and looked at Hermann.

Because Herman was sitting while the other person was standing with their back bent, Herman could clearly see the other person's expression.

How to describe it?

The other person seemed even more bewildered than Hermann, who had been left alone.

Amidst the bewilderment, there was a mixture of doubt, disbelief, and fear.

Hermann saw the coachman's lips twitch violently, then he suddenly sat back down outside, flicked the reins, and made the two Pegasus gallop quickly.

Throughout the entire ordeal, Herman never figured out what was wrong with the coachman.

He didn't care about the driver's reaction, carefully protecting the severed finger Saul had left behind in his arms, as if someone were going to rob him.

Meanwhile, after a moment of distorted vision, Thor's figure suddenly appeared in a spacious room.

At the same time, the mermaid who teleported with him also landed on the ground with a "bang".

The loud noise startled the person engrossed in writing in the room, causing them to look up.

"Thor, you're finally back?"

Before me stood Byron, my senior whom I hadn't seen for six months.

Although Byron still looked the same as before, he had a kind of...stunningly amazing appearance!

(End of this chapter)