Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 811 Arrival at Eternal Night

Keli raised a question: "But besides pollution, the formation of the eye of the storm also involves a crucial spatial reaction."

Before Thor could answer her question, Claire suddenly realized what was going on.

"Oh~ the Chaotic Realm Compass?"

Thor nodded with satisfaction; the two of them understood each other's intentions very well and had a high degree of tacit understanding.

"Byron will be in charge of performing the inertia formula, while you, Claire, will activate the Chaotic Compass. But be careful not to go all the way over; turn it on briefly and then off, so that people can't find the exact location of the eye of the storm, which will make it more realistic."

When the eye of the storm appeared in the No Man's Lands two years ago, the Tribunal, the Stargate Council, and Sky City all received advance notice.

They must have discovered some clues.

After Thor personally sealed away an eye of the storm, he also knew what signs and omens indicated that an eye of the storm had appeared.

They are confident in creating a fake eye of the storm.

Once the eye of the storm appears, he must immediately return to the no-man's-land.

Even if the Tribunal doesn't intend to release him, the Stargate Council will personally come to his door to pick him up.

It would take three days for the Tribunal's carriage to pick up Thor and travel through the Valley of the Dwarves, giving Thor a three-day break, essentially allowing him to return to the Wizard's Tower.

Of course, he wasn't really taking a break to relax; instead, he continued to discuss with Keli and Byron how to make the fake eye of the storm more realistic.

And how to ensure that the Stargate Council and the Tribunal discover the existence of the false eye of the storm in a timely manner.

Three days passed in the blink of an eye. Just before noon on the third day, Thor's figure flashed and he returned to the Pegasus carriage of the Tribunal.

It was still that same dark and shabby little carriage.

"Master?" Herman asked tentatively.

"Snap!" Thor snapped his fingers, illuminating the entire carriage.

"The experiment was a success, and the temporary coordinates can be used." He was very satisfied.

This time, he didn't use Hermann's Fate Line to locate the teleportation, but instead used a temporary coordinate system he created himself.

The temporary coordinates are not the Fateline, but a relatively large point. When Thor touches this point, he can also teleport.

However, this temporary coordinate system cannot be maintained for very long. The temporary coordinate system that Thor created for the first time could only last for ten days at most. It can only be used in emergencies and cannot be used for long-term positioning.

But if he does some more research, he might be able to extend the duration of the temporary coordinates to several months.

That way, it can be used in more scenarios.

The court carriage continued to move smoothly on the ground.

Satisfied, Thor retrieved his soul fragment, then pushed the carriage door open a crack, signaling to the driver that he had returned.

Outside the carriage, the coachman, who was completely covered by a cloak, suddenly stiffened in the back, then slowly relaxed.

"Welcome back, Lord Saul."

The driver's voice was always low and hoarse, but today it sounded particularly weak, as if he had exhausted all his strength.

Thor now knew that no one else could teleport in the Valley of the Dwarves, but he didn't want to discuss it with the coachman. So he pretended not to know, told the coachman that he was back, closed the carriage door, and sat in the carriage to meditate, recovering his slightly fluctuating mental state caused by the teleportation.

Unbeknownst to him, the court driver had been genuinely nervous for three days.

Because his body was too tense, he almost collapsed from exhaustion when he relaxed for a moment after Thor returned.

Thor had no idea that the simple carriage he was in actually held a hidden world.

Even if Flim's consciousness leaves the lantern, he won't be able to escape the carriage.

In fact, if Saul tries to escape the carriage or prepares to violently destroy it, the carriage will immediately activate its defenses, mentally depriving Saul of his ability to act.

Simply put, it's about making him dizzy or put him to sleep.

Even if Thor doesn't actually faint due to his abnormal mental strength, he will still be unable to escape due to the significant shock to his mental body.

Because the entire carriage was personally built by Frim, specifically for transporting those disobedient high-ranking wizards.

Because this carriage was only used to transport powerful wizards, outsiders mistakenly believed it represented the highest standard of hospitality for the Tribunal.

Who would have thought it was actually a cage?

Those wizards who tried to escape but failed could vaguely guess the true purpose of the carriage.

But for the sake of their reputation and their own interests, they wouldn't let this matter slip out.

However, Flim, who built the carriage, probably did not expect that Saul would not need to leave the carriage or violently destroy it. He could simply teleport away from this hidden cage.

Therefore, after Thor left, although the coachman still drove towards the teleportation array leading to the continent of Neflet as originally planned, he was actually uneasy, fearing that Thor would not return and that he would be blamed for failing to complete the task assigned by the Lord of the Court.

Thankfully, Thor is back, and he can finish his mission on time.

Thor timed it perfectly; an hour after he returned, the carriage slowly came to a stop.

Thor opened the door again and found that they had arrived at a new magic circle.

Thor didn't have time to observe carefully when he landed on the teleportation array on the continent of Iskeper last time.

This time, when he looked out through the car door, he discovered that a row of walls surrounded the magic circle, firmly enclosing this huge magic circle.

Every ten meters or so, there is a pillar with a ball of flame on it, hovering about a meter above the pillar.

The walls are also covered with densely packed magical arrays.

Thor casually scanned a few and discovered isolation arrays, protective arrays, and attack arrays.

It seems that the Tribunal has put in a lot of effort to protect this ultra-long-distance teleportation array.

Thor believed that if anyone tried to break the magic circle or trespassed without permission, the flames floating on the pillars would teach them a lesson they would have to learn in their next life.

Perhaps the driver was in a hurry to hand Saul over, because Saul hadn't had time to observe much before the driver reminded him, "It's about to begin, please close the door."

Having already guessed somewhat why the coachman was nervous, Thor didn't cause any trouble. He cooperated perfectly by closing the carriage door and proactively stopped all fluctuations of magic and mental energy.

The next second, the feeling of spatial disorientation returned.

This time, the confusion Thor felt was even greater than before.

"Last time, there must have been Flim's consciousness nearby, so the space inside the carriage was more stable than it is now."

Despite the discomfort of being teleported over such a long distance, Thor still had the mind to think about problems.

Due to the rapid changes in space, Thor's perception of time also became confused.

Several times he even suspected that time had stopped, but the next moment everything returned to normal.

After an unknown amount of time, Saul finally heard the coachman outside say in a hoarse voice, "Lord Saul, we have arrived. You may come out now."

Thor closed his eyes, paused for a few seconds to recover, and only after he felt he had regained his composure did he push open the car door and get out.

The scene outside the carriage surprised him.

The flying horse carriage stopped in the center of the magic circle, but a group of people surrounded the outer perimeter of the magic circle.

A long, golden carpet was laid out in the direction Thor was facing.

It's like a red carpet used to welcome guests.

The coachman alighted from the carriage and made way for them. "Lord Sol, these people are important ministers and nobles of the Eternal Night Empire who have come to welcome you."

He paused, then added, "The Emperor of Eternal Night awaits your arrival at the palace."

(End of this chapter)