Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 803 Communication Methods with the Skeleton Monster

If you disregard the dangers posed by the elves and only consider their benefits, Thor would be drooling.

Although his own mental strength is abnormally strong among those of the same level, it is still within the same level. If he could really obtain the mental strength of all the elves, he might be able to increase the number of people bound to the Symphony of Destiny from the original five to hundreds!

In that case, as a fourth-tier being, Thor's fate would be almost tied to all the high-ranking wizards in this world. Unless the entire world is destroyed at the same time, his immortality would be impossible to break.

At that time, Thor will also become the one who gathers the power of destiny from all over the world.

Unfortunately, while the imagination is beautiful, reality is very cruel.

Even if Thor himself were the one transformed into an elf, he wouldn't be confident he could resist the elves' pull.

"Lord Froco, how can we prevent Byron from being pulled inside the World Wall by the elves?"

"Your Excellency, how can I utilize the spirit power of the elves?"

Saul and Byron spoke at the same time, but they asked completely opposite questions.

Froco was more familiar with Thor, and since Thor was the one who helped him break the seal, he naturally answered Thor's question first, "Stability! The stability of the spiritual body cannot exceed its own limits, and the spiritual body cannot enter a state of extreme exhaustion and desiccation. A sapling can be blown away by a strong wind, but a stable and healthy century-old tree cannot."

"As for borrowing the spirit power of the elves..." Floco shook his head, "Let's wait until you become a second-tier wizard before we talk about it. In your current state, don't even think about using the power of the elves."

Byron could only sit back down in a sullen mood.

He only had the possibility of further advancement after obtaining the Fairy Spring Water, but until today, he has only just begun to attempt advancement.

Saul consulted Floco on a few points to note before getting down to business with Byron.

"I ran into a bit of an accident while I was away, and I'm only just getting back. How's the progress in the chaotic region?"

The main reason for handing the Chaotic Compass to Byron and Clare was to facilitate their research on the inertization formula.

Now that he knows Byron's condition, Thor can only say that the chaotic domain and the inertization formula are perfect for him.

"We went three times, brought back a lot of experimental materials, and even made contact with your young apprentice." Byron's expression was strange. "Anyway, Noah... what he's doing is quite interesting."

Thor also thought of the title Noah had given him, the Judge of Death, and his lips twitched, feeling inexplicably embarrassed.

"Oh, by the way, Noah said that after they stabilized, they started collecting the remains of other skeletal monsters, and he also said he wanted to invite you over. It seems they've made some progress."

Thor only has three days to come back and take care of things. Since the Chaotic Realm has been mentioned, he might as well go there.

Anyway, it will take at least a whole day to go back and forth.

"By the way, where's Keli?"

Because he had instructed the two not to separate when they went to the Chaotic Realm, Thor knew that Claire shouldn't be there now. But he'd been there for so long, why hadn't she arrived yet?

"Keli recently advanced to the second tier and has been stabilizing her mental energy in her room ever since."

This is also the fundamental reason why they have only been to the Chaotic Domain three times in the past six months.

It is not suitable to perform spatial teleportation when one's mental energy is extremely unstable.

"In that case, let's head over there first."

Byron tidied up his things and took out the Chaotic Domain Compass that he kept close to his body.

"Set off."

In the blink of an eye, Thor and Byron landed on the black desert.

Next to it is Noah's former stronghold.

But now that Noah is away from the Black Desert for a long time, this place has become a temporary laboratory for Claire and Byron.

Beside the laboratory still stands the magnificent gate that Noah built to enhance its prestige. Now adorned with genuine magical arrays, presumably inscribed by Byron or Clare.

Thor first toured Byron’s laboratory, then took Floco underground to see the skeletal lizard monster he had captured.

Thor's intention was to ask Floco if he knew anything about the skeletal monsters that appeared during the Black Tide Apocalypse.

To everyone's surprise, Flo was immediately shocked the moment he saw the skeletal monster. "There's almost no magic here, how could there be an undead monster?"

Thor frowned. "This monster is completely different from the undead described in the books, and he can't understand undead whispers either."

Whispers of the dead are one of the magical languages ​​commonly used in the wizarding world, and they evolved from the language of the undead.

Thor tried to communicate with the skeletal monster using several languages ​​he knew, but the monster couldn't understand any of them, so he had to force it.

Froco observed the skeletal monster before him again; it had been in a deep sleep since being sealed away by Thor.

But Flo was very careful when he got close, as if he didn't want to touch the other person.

"This is indeed quite different from the undead race of the past. Judging from its characteristics, I believe it has undergone a fundamental mutation after being corrupted by the Black Tide. However, if we follow the previous definition of the undead race, then it can be considered a new type of undead and can still be classified as an undead race."

Thor nodded knowingly, "So they aren't the original undead race, and they can't understand my undead whispers."

Floco shook his head. "If you really try to communicate with the undead from history using the current undead whispers, they won't understand you."

He smiled and said, "Besides the evolution of writing over time, it's also because the undead, especially the lower undead, do not communicate through language. Their bodies come from the decaying earth and cannot bear overly complex and delicate movements, so they rely more on direct spiritual transmission for communication."

"Transmitting information directly through mental power is a delicate task." It's not that Thor doesn't trust Floco, but communicating directly through mental power requires a very high level of control over a wizard's mental energy.

To do this, you need to be at least a second-tier wizard.

Surely the undead race wouldn't even have a second-tier skeleton as their lowest form of existence?

That's terrifying.

Even more exaggerated than elves.

"Only higher-ranking undead need precise communication; lower-ranking undead are not intelligent enough and are only responsible for receiving simple instructions."

Upon hearing this, Thor seemed to ponder, "Then do you think this skeletal lizard can receive signals transmitted through mental energy?"

Froc wasn't very optimistic. "Although he's big, he doesn't have much fine structure. He just looks like a powerful thug. I estimate he can understand some of what's being said, but his execution might be less effective."

Although Froco was not optimistic about the communication, Saul was still somewhat interested.

This skeletal monster is already considered a top-tier fighter in this world where magic is extremely scarce. If it hadn't accidentally wandered into this world, the skeletal lizard wouldn't have been sealed here.

However, on the other hand, without his appearance, this enormous skeleton would probably still be sleeping underground.

Thor sent Floco back to the surface and then returned to the underground seal alone.

Standing before the enormous skeletal lizard, Thor's skin seemed to vanish instantly, like water droplets falling into the desert.

A black skeleton appeared.

The white skeletal lizard that had been sleeping opposite them shook its head and slowly raised it.

(End of this chapter)