Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 87 Who lives across the street?

Kong Sha wrinkled her nose, took out the human head, let the eyes roll around, and nodded in satisfaction.

"Not bad, but haven't you gotten rid of the stench on the leather yet?"

"I'm sorry, senior, I've tried several cleaning methods, but it seems like none of them can remove it."

"Never mind." Kong Sha looked a little listless as she tossed the leather back into the box.

"I'm going out of town for a while," Kong Sha said calmly as she sat back down. "For the next six months, you don't need to deliver anything."

Saul stopped packing the box and looked up in surprise.

"Senior, are you leaving the tower?"

Because Thor had never seen Kongsa leave the Wizard Tower in the past three months, he assumed that her job did not require her to leave the tower at all.

"Well, my experiment has come to an end, and there's no point in staying in the tower any longer. It's perfect... going out can help me find new opportunities." Kong Sha tilted her terrifying head. "You can apply to go out in the future if there's a chance. Although you're not a level two apprentice yet, the mentors seem to value you quite a bit. They're happy to make exceptions for capable people."

"Go out..." Thor also wanted to go out and see the normal world, but he still had a lot to learn and it wasn't time for him to enjoy himself yet.

"Senior, before you leave the tower, can I trade you something?"

Kong Sha tossed the severed head in her hand, completely unconcerned about the bloodstains on her body and the ground.

"Exchange? Besides heads, what else do you have of value?" One of her eyes peeked out and stared at Thor's left hand. "If it's your left hand..."

"Uh, no, that's not it." Thor tucked his left hand into his sleeve. "I've been in the morgue and collected some materials for mutation. Maybe some of them will interest you, senior."

"Maybe." Hearing it wasn't her left hand, Kong Sha's interest waned considerably; her eyes practically disappeared. "What do you want to change to?"

"I want the kind of potion that my senior used to have me experiment with." He paused, then added, emphasizing, "The kind that can dissolve flesh but still control bones."

Kongsha's red lips slowly parted.

"Hehe, haha, hahahahaha..." She laughed so hard her whole body trembled before finally stopping. "You little madwoman, you're even crazier than me."

Thor felt alright; he only wanted to melt his palm, not his brain.

Seeing that Thor was determined, Kongsha nodded and said, "Okay, I have a bottle right now."

"Senior, I'd like to ask, how long does the effect of one bottle of potion last?"

"If stored carefully, it will last about a month. After that, the corrosive effect will be greatly reduced, and it will also be difficult to maintain the dexterity of your hands." Kong Sha did not hide this small problem.

A month? That might not be enough for Thor to improve his body modification plan.

Moreover, Kongsa may not be able to return within a month.

If she dies outside, where will Saul find a suitable medicine with such effects in the short term?

"Senior, is it okay if I want to change the potion's formula?"

"Sure. But it'll cost extra!" Kongsha said decisively. "Are you sure you can afford those miscellaneous materials?"

Thor gritted his teeth and took out a small test tube from his pocket.

The test tube was sealed with a cork and wrapped in a protective cotton cloth.

The cotton cloth was wrapped layer upon layer, and Saul unwrapped it very carefully and slowly.

Kongsha didn't take it seriously at first, and just sat there leisurely.

But as the contents of the test tube were gradually revealed, she slowly sat up straight.

Inside the test tube, a milky white cotton thread floated quietly in the transparent oil.

"What is that?" Kong Sha sensed the spiritual power emanating from at least a second-level apprentice through the cotton thread.

"It's... a West German locator. I wonder if you'd be interested, senior?"

This locator was removed from the back of West Germany's neck during his autopsy.

The diary immediately issued a frantic warning, and the trouble was only averted when Saul found a bottle of grease, put the cotton thread in it, and put it in.

This thing is dangerous for Thor and has no use for him. It's best to use it to trade for something else.

Furthermore, because everyone's locator is different, other people's locators cannot be used. At most, they can be made into props or used as references, so their value is not that high.

For Thor, exchanging for Kongsa's potion was worthwhile.

"You...you really are willing to give." Kongsha stood up, walked step by step to Thor, carefully took the test tube, and held it up to her eyes.

Her dozen or so eyes were arranged in a circle inside the glass dome, but the pupils were all facing the test tube.

"He majored in water elemental science, but the locator has combustible properties. Did he really choose this locator himself?"

"Can the locator be chosen by someone else?" Thor asked curiously.

"Yes, but it must be someone who knows the apprentice very well, even better than the apprentice himself." Kong Sha put away the test tube, then sat down at the lab table, took out paper and pen, and began to write.

"Since you're so sincere, I won't take your things for nothing. Here's the formula for the White Bone Reagent, the formula for the Skin Hardening Reagent that was later improved, and the ideas behind changing the formula. I've written them all down for you."

shhhhh--

The sound of the ink pen rubbing against the paper is so pleasant; each stroke feels like a credit.

Senior Kong Sha is surprisingly generous this time?

Thor couldn't help but stand up and move closer to the lab table.

As expected of the formula researched by the most skilled second-level apprentice, he couldn't understand more than half of it!

But it's okay if you don't understand it now, you can learn it.

With his current abilities, status, and backing, he has nothing to fear about spending time studying.

After Kongsha finished writing, she stood up, ran her fingertips along the joint between the white paper and the spine, then neatly tore off the page, flicked it, and sent it to Saul.

Saul reached out his left hand, carefully took the paper covered with formulas, folded it twice, and tucked it close to his body.

"I have some materials here; you can make a verification on the spot."

"No need, I trust you, senior." Thor patted his chest, as if it contained a thousand magic crystals.

"It's not a good thing to trust others so much. Aren't you afraid I'll get you into trouble again?" Kongsha wasn't Byron; she didn't like unconditional trust.

But Thor looked up and said with a smile, "So far, it seems that my senior's actions have been less beneficial than a normal exchange. Excellent wizards all value profit."

Kongsha stuck out her tongue and licked her lips. "You're only twelve. When you grow up, who knows how many people you'll harm. I don't know if it's lucky or unlucky for that simpleton Byron to meet you."

"..." Thor felt wronged.

Actually, this is how he'll be when he grows up.

His IQ was fixed the moment he was born.

After the exchange was completed, Thor prepared to leave.

He politely said goodbye to Kongsha, walked to the door, and opened it.

Across from Kong Sha's dormitory was the door to another dormitory for second-level apprentices.

It was from that door that the bright red blood flowed, activating the death omen in the diary.

It was the strange blood flowing from that door that made Thor, in desperation, knock on Kongsa's door.

The door across the street remains tightly shut.

Thor's hand rested on the newly replaced doorknob of Kongsha's, and he suddenly asked in a low voice, "Senior, I have a question that I've never had an answer to... Who lives across from you?"

Upon hearing this, Kong Sha remained standing behind the lab table, her red lips slightly upturned.

"Who knows?"

I've been lying in bed for almost a day and a night, and I'm finally feeling much better. I managed to update, yay!

(End of this chapter)