Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 876 A Shaking Belief

Thor looked down at his right shoulder, where a warm light covered the wound, which was not bleeding—of course, he wouldn't bleed easily now.

And it doesn't hurt. I just feel a shift in my center of gravity, and my movements are different from before.

Losing an arm isn't actually a serious injury for Thor; he could even recover instantly if he wanted to.

But Thor's heart was still unsettled.

Fortunately, Frim took his right arm; if it had been his left arm, the eye of the storm anchor and the bone monster fragment hidden in the fingertips of his left arm would have been taken.

As for the right arm, it mainly contains the contaminants that Thor has been collecting. While it's also important, it's not as sensitive as the anchor point.

Thor raised his left hand and covered the gap in his right arm. The warm light slowly disappeared, but Thor's right arm did not grow back.

Thor lowered his hand; the wound had been covered with a new layer of skin.

Since he couldn't replenish his magic here, Thor simply gave up on repairing his body.

There is a kind of calm attitude that says, "Since you bully me, I will keep the evidence of your bullying."

Let everyone see how the tribunal treats its guests.

When Leah turned the corner of the corridor again and saw Thor, she discovered that the wizard in front of her was missing an arm.

Leah was taken aback, her eyes instantly reddening, and she ran to Thor.

"Lord Thor, your arm, you?"

Saul turned his head and said expressionlessly, "I'm just borrowing your Frim Court Lord for a while; I doubt he'll return it to me."

After speaking, he turned back to his experimental table and pondered over the few scattered fragments of witchcraft arrays on it.

Leah clenched her fists, but she couldn't influence Frim's decision.

She was able to be sent to serve Thor in the Lost Corridor not only because of her natural beauty, but also because she actively sought it out.

When Thor helped the wizards clean up the Black Tide pollution on the coastline, she was actually one of them. However, she was in a terrible state during the battle and her appearance was ruined and her body was covered in sores after being polluted. Thor didn't pay any attention to her, just an ordinary patient, so he had no memory of Leah at all.

Lydia's ability to become a second-tier wizard was undoubtedly due to her own scheming, but when facing Thor, most of her emotions were genuine.

She was genuinely grateful to Saul for saving her and many of her friends. So when she said Saul could ask her to do anything, she was willing to have a closer relationship with him.

However, Saul did not make any demands on her personally, but only asked her to assist in gathering information and conveying Saul's instructions.

This made Leah admire Thor even more, and she diligently carried out the tasks Thor assigned her.

But she never expected that after only one day away, she would return to find that Saul had lost an arm.

She inhaled slowly, her nostrils trembling.

Thor still didn't look at her.

Leah knew that she was a wizard of the Tribunal, a identity that Thor must find utterly repulsive.

Even for a third-tier wizard, losing an arm isn't a serious injury, and there are many ways to regrow it. But that doesn't mean the damage is gone.

At the same time, the humiliation here cannot be erased simply by repairing the injuries.

Unfortunately, their tribunal judges never cared about these things.

No one knows what he cares about besides the Black Tide. Just like no one knows why the Tribunal issued its decree.

Looking at Thor, who was sitting quietly with his head bowed, Leah felt a pang of heartache. She slowly walked to Thor's side, knelt down on one knee, and reached out to hold Thor's clothes.

"Lord Thor, I specialize in dark magic. If you need to replenish your magic or anything else, you can take it from me."

Thor turned his head and glanced at Leah. "Is it okay if I borrow it and never pay it back?"

Leah nodded and said, "I'm here to serve you. You can ask me for anything."

Thor squinted, and a thin line of fate emerged from the top of Lydia's head, looking at him expectantly like a puppy.

An hour later, Leah staggered away, leaning against the wall. After turning the corner of the corridor, a portal of light appeared before her.

This was how she left, but Thor couldn't see the door.

Leah composed herself, making sure no one could tell that her magic had been almost completely drained, and then walked out of the portal with her head held high.

Outside the door, Royer paced back and forth in the tribunal's meeting room, looking somewhat agitated.

Upon seeing Leah, he quickly asked, "How is Thor inside?"

Leah shook her head. "Lord Royer, Lord Thor doesn't seem very happy. He doesn't talk much except when it comes to experiments."

As she spoke, she handed Royer the experimental materials about Midor that she had obtained from Saul.

Royer received the materials he had been waiting for, but instead of leaving immediately, he sat back down in his chair in the conference room, looking pale.

He has only been resurrected for a few days and is still in a weak period. Although he can easily defeat a second-tier opponent, he feels uncomfortable all over.

At this moment, Thor was suddenly locked in the Lost Corridor by Frim, and Royer felt even more distressed.

When Saul was invited, he already knew the Court Master's intention in forcibly bringing him over.

The goal was to prevent Dr. Sol, who was highly skilled at treating pollution, from being summoned by Gorsa to treat patients, thus saving their lives and disrupting the Court Lord's plans.

However, Thor has been very well-behaved since arriving in the Eternal Night, cooperating with him and Alfonso in their experiments, and even saving so many people when the Black Tide came.

Of course, Thor's greatest achievement now is planting a new Black Sea Tree, Midor, in the Red Sea.

Although Roye was slightly displeased that control of Midor had fallen into the hands of Sander, an ordinary man, he was even happier that the Red Sea Tree, which he had cultivated for decades, could continue to survive.

The things Saul did after arriving gradually transformed Royer's initial enthusiasm for him into genuine acceptance, and eventually, he even began to consider him one of his own.

But now...

Royer sighed.

Alfonso was his friend, a true friend, but his actions threatened Nefert, so Royer immediately reported it to Flim after discovering it. The two eventually devised a plan: Alfonso would gather all the atavistic mermaids and escape, then they would capture them all. Later, even knowing that Alfonso died to atone for his sins, Royer felt only sadness, not regret.

But now, everything Saul does is more or less helping the tribunal.

Although Royer initially suspected it was a conspiracy theory, he quickly realized that Thor, a third-tier wizard, really didn't have the ability to create the mermaid mutant.

In the end, Royer could only assume that the unknown fourth-order wizard who killed him was a trump card played by Alfonso to help the mermaid escape, and stopped thinking about Thor.

Therefore, Royer found it difficult to handle.

Leah could tell that Royer clearly disagreed with Lord Frim's imprisonment of Thor, and whispered, "Lord Royer, if we always pass messages this way, there might be omissions. Won't that affect Midor's growth?"

Royer stood up, holding the documents that Lydia had just handed him. "I will try to persuade the Court Master. Even if you don't want to release them, there's no need to keep them locked up in the Lost Corridor."

After saying that, Royer strode out of the meeting room, while Leah remained where she was, pondering how to help Thor get out of prison.

This chapter is from yesterday.

(End of this chapter)