Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 804 White Bone Flying Lizard

Flok knew that Thor had specifically sent him up here so that he could conduct some experiments on his own. He didn't say anything, and turned to talk to Byron, who was sitting in the simple laboratory, still studying his notes intently.

"Is this chaotic region the continent that was swallowed by the Eye of the Abyss?"

Byron shook his head and honestly replied, "I don't know."

Floco sighed.

He just felt that the almost magic-free environment here, coupled with the inert pollutants that filled the earth, made him think of a continent that had disappeared from the wizarding world.

If he hadn't been sealed in the deep sea and forced to stay here, he probably wouldn't know that the world would have become like this.

But if you think about it carefully, how many worlds in the vast universe have disappeared without a trace?

When Byron saw Froco's wistful expression, he suddenly felt that this strange mermaid had become more real.

He approached Floco and asked, "Lord Floco, I still wish to ask you, how can I utilize the spiritual power of the elves?"

When the topic of elves came up, Froco lost interest in continuing his sentimental musings and said with a smile, "I can teach you, but you'll need to give something in return."

Byron nodded. "Of course, what do you need?"

"Once you can actively extract the spirit power of the elves, I want a portion of it too."

Byron said very seriously, "I have no problem with that, but aren't you afraid of pollution?"

Floco chuckled. "I can even break through stargates, why would I be afraid of the elves trapped in the world walls?"

That statement is actually somewhat boastful.

If it were during his peak years, he wouldn't be afraid, but now... he only dares to take a small portion.

After all, the water god's current condition isn't much better than the elves'.

However, in order to recover their strength as soon as possible and leave this world before it is swallowed by the Eye of the Abyss, they still need to take some risks.

Thor probably doesn't realize that the former fifth-tier being he rescued with Symphony of Fate doesn't have a positive outlook on the future of this world.

Even if Thor knew this, he wouldn't regret rescuing this top-five player.

Besides being able to help Thor escape from Ophelia, the other party is also a good candidate who can provide a considerable amount of destiny power.

Byron was unaware that the person before him, Floco, was a top-five wizard, but the information he received from Thor indicated that the person before him was at least a third-tier wizard.

Otherwise, ordinary wizards wouldn't even know the concept of a stargate.

"Then... it's a deal."

Although he guessed that the other party was at least a third-tier individual, Byron spoke in the same way as before.

As Floco was teaching Byron about stabilizing the mental body and using mental power, the earth suddenly shook.

The two immediately stopped talking and left the rudimentary laboratory.

The Chaotic Realm lacks elemental particles, and Byron wouldn't waste his magic unless absolutely necessary.

Floco, on the other hand, is even less likely to use his body; he's currently using the body of an ordinary merman, so he has no way to use it even if he wanted to.

The two ran out of the lab to see what had happened, also fearing that the lab might collapse and they would be buried inside.

Fortunately, they managed to escape. As soon as they stepped into the black desert, a huge sinkhole appeared not far from the laboratory.

Black sand and gravel cascaded down the depression, and then a mound suddenly rose up in the center.

The mound grew larger and larger, and the sand on it cascaded down like a waterfall.

As time went by, the true form of the shaman's body beneath the mound gradually came to be revealed.

It was a huge lizard skeleton with a pair of white bone wings attached to it.

Black sand and gravel fell from the white skeleton, and then gray-black smoke and dust rose up.

For a moment, black and white intertwined, creating a magnificent atmosphere, giving the feeling of a big boss making his appearance, all that's missing is some background music.

Once the skeletal monster had completely broken free from the black desert, Byron and Froco, who were looking up, saw a black figure in front of the monster's bone wings.

The other person was completely covered by a black cloak, and even their face was covered by a black mask with a metallic sheen.

He rode a giant, skeletal lizard with a steady stance, completely unconcerned about the ferocious monster beneath him.

Although I couldn't see his face clearly, the magical energy emanating from him was very familiar.

Byron raised his hand to shield his eyes. "Why did Thor run away?"

Floco stared blankly at the skeletal monster that suddenly took off and disappeared into the sunlight. "This guy's mental power is a bit abnormal!"

Byron nodded in agreement, "Yes..."

Froco glanced at Byron speechlessly, strongly suspecting that the guy didn't understand why he called him a pervert.

But who can blame them when behind this straightforward personality lies a world of geniuses!

Flo flicked Byron with his tail. "Let's go back and continue. Oh, and get me a tank of water."

……

Thor transforms into a black skeleton, riding on the back of a giant white skeletal lizard, soaring through the sky.

Although he could fly himself, even faster than the skeletal monster beneath him, the feeling was completely different.

Riding this skeletal monster doesn't require Thor to expend any magic. Plus, the skeletal lizard with its pair of bone wings looks just like a bone dragon!

Dragon Knight!

Thor patted the skeletal monster on his body; it could only execute some simple commands.

Perhaps Thor could convey complex information through his mental powers. The skeletal lizard directly regarded Thor as a high-ranking undead and began to obey his commands without resistance.

It just really doesn't have a brain. Thor made it come out from underground through the passage, but the bone lizard took off on the spot and almost overturned the rudimentary laboratory above.

Fortunately, the general direction was correct.

Thor glanced at the two people on the ground, released a magical wave to reassure them, and then rode the bone lizard towards the Blackwater tribe where Noah was located.

During the flight, the cold wind howled.

Thor looked at the skeletal monster beneath him and thought it was much cooler than riding the giant bird, Diudiu.

Diudiu, the giant bird, is a mount that Pei'er gave to Thor, and its appearance is rather cute.

But this skeleton lizard is different; its enormous size and flying posture are incredibly cool.

"From now on, I'll call you... White Bone Flying Lizard." Thor casually came up with a name.

The white-boned flying lizard didn't react much; it's unclear whether it accepted the name or simply didn't understand it.

After flying for more than an hour, Thor spotted the Blackwater tribe stationed on the edge of the Black Desert.

In just six months, under Noah's strong leadership and with the supply of Byronkoli resources, the Blackwater tribe had evolved from a small semi-underground tribe into a town of considerable size.

The city was surrounded by stone walls, topped with bows and arrows and giant slingshots.

The city center consists of several hundred small houses, arranged haphazardly and without any planning, yet they still look quite impressive.

In the very center of the city stands a simple tower nearly ten meters high.

Judging from its appearance, it seems to be imitating the Wizard's Tower.

Without a doubt, Noah must be here, so Thor had the Bone Lizard land on the flat ground outside the city.

He dared not let the white bone flying lizard land in the city. If the brakes failed, the simple town that Noah had painstakingly built over half a year would really be back to square one.

(End of this chapter)