Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 869 Ah... So

"Alfonso..." Thor wanted to go to him, but Alfonso just glanced at him expressionlessly before turning into black mist and disappearing into the sea.

"Something's not right with him." Thor naturally wouldn't chase after him to ask, because he had just seen other wizards staggering toward him.

Clearly, it's another patient.

Thor quickly changed direction and went to meet him, thinking, "Alfonso's mental state is very poor, but there's no sign of his magic being corrupted. Where did he go, and what happened? Where's Royer? Why didn't he come back with him? Could it be that they didn't go to the same place?"

Thor was treating the newcomer absentmindedly, while the wizard was still excitedly talking to Thor, "Lord Thor, Lord Alfonso is back, and Lord Royer might be back soon too. As long as they come back, there is hope of defending this place."

"Yes." Thor didn't say anything more.

This place could have been defended, but the cost would have been the destruction of most of the Red Sea Trees.

Now that Alfonso is back, if Royer can also return alive, perhaps most of the remaining Red Sea Trees can be saved.

Ultimately, to end the normal battle, the defensive magic circle needs to be activated again. Only then can the wizards, without worrying about the Red Sea Trees in the sea, lure the Black Tide Monster to the surface to kill it.

However, after a long time, Roye did not appear. Everyone's hearts sank again along with the continuously collapsing Red Sea Trees.

Thor released another wizard who had finished treating him. The wizard did not leave immediately but stood there catching his breath for a while.

The pollution has been temporarily contained thanks to Thor, but because the wizards of the Tribunal are focused on stopping the Black Tide Monster, they cannot take turns fighting normally, resulting in a huge drain on their magic power.

Even if you can replenish your magic power with magic crystals, it puts a very heavy burden on your body.

It will take at least another hour for the defensive array to restart.

The only good thing is that, apart from their area, other places also have the Kuroshio monster fish surging back, but not as many as here. If they hold on a little longer, reinforcements should arrive.

At this moment, Thor noticed that the Red Sea Tree seemed to have stopped collapsing.

"Did Alfonso do something?"

The seawater blocked Thor's mental exploration; he could only vaguely sense an extremely powerful magical fluctuation.

A few breaths later, a figure suddenly rushed out from underwater.

It's Alfonso.

His condition became even stranger. The black mist around him was so thick that it seemed to have solidified. Several black tide fish were trapped in the mist, which was pulling them away from the Red Sea Tree.

He had many wounds on his body, and there were also severe traces of contamination from the Kuroshio Current.

But he showed no intention of seeking treatment from Sol. He already knew from previous mermaid experiments that Sol was skilled at treating the Kuroshio pollution.

But he walked further and further away, showing no sign of turning back.

Thor sensed something was wrong.

He took two steps forward, but then someone else came to him for treatment, so Saul had to stop. His arm transformed into tentacles and he put them on the patient's arm, but his eyes were still looking in the direction Alfonso had left.

The other party is heading towards the deep sea.

After the distance exceeded one kilometer, Alfonso finally stopped with several Kuroshio monster fish.

Thor could clearly see the other person take out a glass test tube from their person, and inside the test tube was a drop of dark red stuff.

Somewhat like the bloodline of the mermaid royal family.

Then Alfonso tilted his head back and swallowed the drop of blood, then casually tossed the empty bottle into the sea.

He then took several more medications.

Thor had never seen those potions before and didn't know what they were used for.

But his heart was pounding, and a chill ran through his body.

The next second, he saw Alfonso's skin crack open like plaster on a wall, and then he fell into the sea.

The bright red muscle exposed beneath the skin quickly gushed out a large amount of blood, which gradually changed from red to dark red, and finally to blackish red.

Although the blood gushed out, it did not drip into the sea. Instead, it seemed to lose its gravity and surrounded Alfonso, gradually transforming from a human figure into a blurry, indistinct human figure.

Now, even low-level wizards without enough experience and knowledge knew what Alfonso was going to do.

"Lord Alfonso!"

Some wizards who were familiar with Alfonso couldn't resist rushing over, but Thor stopped them.

"Don't go near him! Everyone... must not approach within one kilometer!"

"Don't cause trouble now, when he's making this sacrifice!"

Thor's voice made everyone stop in their tracks, their faces showing disbelief.

Then, something amazing happened.

The Kuroshio monsters that had been attacking the Red Sea Tree actually abandoned their attack and turned to run towards Alfonso, who had turned into a bloody mass.

The underwater wizard couldn't even find a worthy opponent for a while, so he could only float to the surface and gaze into the distance.

Numerous black tide fish, their bodies rotting, emerged from the sea surface, almost transforming into waves of fish.

Thor also looked down at the strange fish that had floated to the surface of the sea.

"So many Kuroshio monsters lurk in the deep sea. No wonder even Alfonso gave up and chose this method..."

Thor had no idea how Alfonso managed to lure away the Black Tide monsters from the sea with his own flesh and blood; this was clearly forbidden knowledge.

If it falls into the wrong hands and is used on the shore, it could be attacked by the Kuroshio monsters in an undefended place.

Suddenly, a white figure mixed in with the black entered Thor's field of vision.

Her long, messy hair clung to her fair skin, and her blue fishtail appeared and disappeared intermittently.

It's a pearl! The Little Mermaid's pearl!

Why didn't she leave Neflet?

Thor raised his hand and flicked it, his arm transforming into a semi-transparent tentacle, which scooped up the pearl that had just swum to the ground beneath him.

He had just bent down and grabbed the pearl when he was shocked to find that the other person was already in a state of exhaustion.

Her fair skin did not have a pearly luster; instead, it was as pale and withered as a dead person's. Even after leaving the water, her skin felt as rough as sand.

The blue scales on her tail were also dull and lifeless. As Thor pulled her up, several of them peeled off on their own and fell into the sea, where they were swallowed by the waves.

However, unlike her physical state, which was nearing the end of her life, Pearl's spiritual body was unexpectedly largely restored.

Perhaps I still don't have the thinking ability of a normal person, but at least I'm not as muddled as before.

Pearl seemed to recognize Thor; she grabbed Thor's arm and opened her mouth.

"Ah... So..."

She actually spoke.

Pearl, who never speaks, suddenly spoke!

Aso.

Thor knew that Pearl wasn't calling him.

He looked up into the distance. The blood-red figure that had been resting on the sea surface had been attacked and torn apart by the black tide monsters that had caught up with it. Gradually, not even a trace of red could be seen anymore.

There was only a dense mass of monsters, making a "crunching" gnawing sound.

"Ah... So..."

Pearl looked into the distance and stretched out her arms.

There are already over a hundred Black Tide monsters surrounding Alfonso, and even more are closing in on him.

"Ah... So..."

Pearl called out again, but her voice was so faint that it certainly wouldn't reach Alfonso's ears.

The next moment, a massive explosion suddenly occurred in the surging mass of black monsters in the distance.

There was no fire, no sound, only a cloud of black mist that suddenly expanded and quickly engulfed the monster horde within a radius of five or six hundred meters.

For a fleeting moment, Thor couldn't even hear the sound of the waves.

"Aso..."

He only heard a faint, tearful voice that couldn't travel more than three meters.

(End of this chapter)