Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 807 Calmness

Mina has already begun to explore witchcraft.

Normally, the best age for ordinary people to come into contact with witchcraft is between ten and eighteen years old.

If you come into contact with them too early, your mental and magical potential will be unstable and could be contaminated.

If you start learning too late, you won't have enough time to study. If you can't advance to the third-level apprenticeship before the age of thirty, you'll also face the risk of being contaminated.

But Mina had already accepted Thor's modifications in order to survive. Thor was also very kind to the little girl, sacrificing a second-tier wizard to help her survive and improve Mina's aptitude.

With a little effort, it's only a matter of time before Mina becomes a first-tier official wizard.

Thor then inquired about the situation of several other acquaintances in Sky City.

Whether it was because Thor was discreet in his interactions with the apprentices and didn't attract attention, or because Ophelia simply couldn't be bothered with wizard apprentices, Nathan and the others were unaffected.

They were just startled by the aerial battle between fourth- and fifth-tier wizards.

After that great battle, Sky City became eerily calm. Even the airport, which had been closed for nearly half a year, was completely reopened, and people could enter and exit as usual.

Although there was no evidence, Saul felt that all of this was somehow related to Kismet.

The next step is to wait for the Chaotic Realm Compass to cool down.

During this period, Froco mainly taught Byron how to better utilize mental power.

Sometimes he would use himself as an example.

Recalling Floco's water sprite form, Thor interjected with a question, "Lord Floco, in your time, many people claimed to be gods. What's the difference between gods and the current fourth and fifth tiers? Does such energy as the power of faith truly exist?"

Byron's eyes widened when he heard Thor's question, finally realizing that the Froco in front of him might be more than just a third-order foe.

Floco didn't answer Thor immediately, but after thinking for a moment, he said, "I don't know if other worlds outside the stargate have the power of faith, but the current wizarding world probably doesn't."

"In the New Moon Era, before the Dark Moon Era, many fourth and fifth-tier beings claimed to be gods. But they were actually more like lords of a power, similar to kings or wizards of powerful factions today. The faith they needed was more of a means to control their followers. This faith could give them momentum, but it couldn't be transformed into real power."

"However, if we broaden the definition, isn't the power derived from this belief also a form of strength?"

"Furthermore, I've also heard that some gods can gain a vague power by expanding their bloodline and influence. To a certain extent, this power can be transformed into a kind of potential energy, affecting future fortune. This potential energy is invisible and intangible, even more difficult to define than luck. Yet, several fifth-tier beings have personally admitted the existence of this potential energy, which forces me to believe in its existence."

Froco's description reminded Saul of a word—luck.

There's simply no way to verify that right now.

But don't worry, Thor has a great opportunity to experiment.

The Blackwater City that Noah has now established is entirely a force that worships Thor.

This world is of a lower level, so it's easy to become a god. Thor decided that from now on, he would have Ann cooperate with Noah's god-making plan so that she could personally experience whether faith could bring good fortune.

Anyway, Noah calls himself a high priest, which is definitely in preparation for becoming a god in the future, so Thor doesn't mind helping him speed things up a bit.

Time passed slowly, and the Chaotic Compass was activated again, bringing Thor and the other two back to the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower.

As soon as they got back, Froco collapsed to the ground, and then Kate woke up groaning.

He was still unfamiliar with controlling the mermaid's body and lay on the ground for a long time, unable to get up.

He wasn't surprised by his current situation, presumably because Froc had already explained it to him.

"Help, help... water..." Kate hopped around on the ground like a fish that had been pulled ashore.

Thor conjured up a large water tank and threw the mermaid into it.

Kate blew a few bubbles in the water, then sank peacefully to the bottom.

Looking at Kate's expression, Thor knew that he was no longer in a hurry to leave the mermaid's body.

Thor thought about going to see the algae, then turned to say goodbye to Byron.

To his surprise, when he turned his head, he saw a double image on Byron's face.

It's like seeing things, mistaking one person for two people who are almost overlapping.

However, that other face did not resemble Byron's, and the expression was different as well.

But Thor had seen this face before.

A half-elf I've only met once.

But at this moment, Thor was not happy to see that face again.

He didn't dislike the half-elf; in fact, he admired the half-elf's willingness to die and was grateful for the large amount of magic the half-elf had given him in the end.

But that doesn’t mean Thor would want to see a half-elf in Byron.

The scenes I had rehearsed in the golden pages of the book were still vivid in my mind.

After Byron used his mental powers to save Thor, he was pulled into their world by those chaotic elves.

Thor now knows that the bizarre and fantastical world is inside the World Wall.

Although Thor had never been there, he knew that the interior of the World Wall must be a thousand times more terrifying and dangerous than the inner strata of the Gorsa Wizard Tower.

Thinking of all this, Thor suppressed his anger and said to the double image on Byron, "If you dare to take Senior Byron away, I will crush you into dust even if I have to break through the world's barrier!"

The double image on Byron then disappeared.

Byron, who was staring at the mermaid in the tank, was surprised to hear Thor's words. He turned around, patted Thor on the shoulder, and said only two words with a smile.

"Stay calm."

Thor was both amused and exasperated, and could only leave.

As soon as I stepped outside, I was greeted by a burst of fiery red!

"Thor!!!"

Claire, who had somehow emerged from the lab, bumped headfirst into Thor's arms.

It's like a bull charging at a matador.

Thor could only pat Claire's head. "What are you doing?"

Keli then jumped back, exclaiming, "Look, I'm already at level two!"

Thor nodded. "I see."

"No, you didn't see it. I'll show you." Without waiting for a reply, Claire grabbed Thor and led him to her laboratory.

They happened to run into the butler Hope on the way, who seemed to have something to discuss with Saul. But after glancing at Claire holding Saul's hand, he silently stood against the wall, making way for them on the stairs, only bowing and greeting them as they passed by.

"Good afternoon, Lord Tower Master, good afternoon, Lord Keli."

Thor only had time to nod to the butler before Claire pulled him away again.

When he arrived at Keli's lab, he discovered that Keli had completely renovated the lab from top to bottom.

The previous laboratory walls were all made of brick and stone, but Keli's laboratory is all made of a dark gray metal.

"Did you make this wall yourself?" Thor went up and touched it; it felt slightly rough.

"Yes, it's specifically designed to isolate radiation." Claire closed the door, deliberately locked it, and activated the magic circle on it.

"Now it's my turn to perform!" Claire laughed and ran to a sealed cabinet to take out a test tube.

Thor looked closely and realized that it was a fragment of his soul that had been contaminated by the Black Tide.

What is Keli going to perform?

(End of this chapter)