Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 880 Unexpectedly Guessing the Truth

Flim didn't throw Thor directly into the Eye of the Abyss, but he also didn't intend for Thor to easily pass this test.

He took Thor to the depths of the sea where no one would normally go, and where one could even look up and see a distinct depression on the horizon.

"That's the Eye of the Abyss," Frim told Thor.

Thor chuckled dryly. "You're not going to just leave me there, are you?"

"You're still useful now, but what if you're no longer useful..."

I'll just leave you there.

As soon as Flim finished speaking, the warm yellow ball of light burst open like a punctured balloon.

Solton immediately began to free fall. Before he could even begin to circulate his magic, he felt as if his spiritual body had been scorched by something. He had no time to resist and fell into the sea with a "plop".

The sea here is close to the Eye of the Abyss. Although the actual distance is still quite far, the pollution concentration in the water is much higher than when the Red Sea was attacked by the Kuroshio Current.

It was even more terrifying than the Kuroshio Current emerging from the eye of the storm that Sole had encountered before. The only good news was that there were no anchor points in the sea.

As a result, Thor's clothes were almost completely corroded the moment they came into contact with the seawater.

The defensive magic array previously inscribed on the robes dissolved as quickly as if it were made of paper.

The massive pollution was like a pack of wolves spotting sheep, rushing forward and seeping into Thor's body through every pore and muscle, destroying, polluting, and alienating him...

Thor suddenly opened his eyes in the water, and his eyeballs instantly dissolved. His mouth was tightly shut, but it was no use; his lips, made of flesh and blood, were also rapidly dissolving, revealing a row of gruesome teeth.

Soon, Thor's flesh and internal organs all disappeared, leaving only a black skeleton, which sank towards the seabed.

Even through the heavily polluted seawater, Flem could still sense everything that Saul had suffered.

He watched helplessly as Thor turned into a skeleton without his right arm, falling silently downwards, still not making a move.

If this is all Saul can do, then if he dies here, Frim won't feel any regret.

Saul had prepared for the pollution in the sea. But before Flim threw him in, he ruined his plans, determined to see how Saul would save himself after being polluted.

Thor, who failed to defend himself in time, was naturally corroded into a skeleton by the terrible black tide pollution.

Fortunately, this wasn't the first time he had transformed into this form. Although his spiritual body was trembling violently and his magic was running rampant uncontrollably within him, he could still feel that his consciousness was still clear.

Being conscious doesn't mean the pain has lessened at all.

Thor endured the excruciating pain of his spiritual body being pressed and kneaded on a board of nails, and slowly began to stabilize his mental power.

Then, he took out the Soul-Stabilizing Needle Formation he had been researching these past few days and drew this complex formation within his spiritual body.

Thor has not yet fully deciphered this complex magic circle. However, a simple prototype has been extracted from it.

Although it is not as effective as the original Soul-Stabilizing Needle Formation, it still has some effect.

However, Thor's magic cannot be directly exported now, and the magic crystal that was originally embedded in the metal nameplate melted the moment it came into contact with seawater.

Thor's self-rescue plan was thwarted, but he didn't panic. He raised his hand and took out another item from the storage device.

Those were the tears he received from the mermaid pearl.

The moment Thor got his hands on the mermaid's tears, he felt as if he had merged with the sea and become a part of it.

Not only that, he also felt that the originally cold and turbulent seawater suddenly became obedient.

Despite his discomfort, Thor strained to muster the remaining portion of his mental energy, urging the pearl to summon the surrounding seawater.

Water elemental particles suddenly approached, quickly displacing the pollution in the ocean and enveloping Thor.

Thor immediately used this time to redirect his magic and activate the Soul-Stabilizing Array in his hand.

The magic circle swirled, like iron nails being driven into Thor's brain, instantly making him dizzy and nearly causing him to drop the nameplate in his hand.

The next second, Thor suddenly opened his eyes, and the world instantly stopped.

Several more magical arrays reappeared around him, so densely packed that they almost completely obscured his figure.

Meanwhile, Flim, watching Thor from the sea, was somewhat disappointed. "These are just means to remove pollution and protect the spiritual body. Is this all it takes to survive the Black Tide?"

Little did Frim know that although he was staring intently at Thor, the man's mind was elsewhere!

Guided by the thread of fate, Thor, amidst the torment of the Black Tide, used the magic array surrounding him to create a passage for himself.

The world before my eyes changed from black and white to iridescent colors, and countless lines twisted and intertwined overhead.

Thor felt himself transformed into a ball of hemp rope.

The pollution it suffered in the seawater showed no signs of following it; it remained the smallest thread of fate here.

"It seems you're not having a good time in that world either," the Deathbringer's voice rang out. "If you don't like that world, you can cut off contact and come back here at any time."

It's like a parent saying, "If you don't want to work, then quit. Come home, and we'll support you."

"Thank you, but I don't want to come back looking so pathetic."

The other person stopped speaking; the colors shifted, the lines flowed, as if nothing mattered.

In the iridescent world, time was no longer so pressing. Thor's spool of thread tumbled and spun as he pondered his next move.

Not long after, he activated the iridescent channel and immediately contacted the three targets of Symphony of Destiny.

"Char, I'm counting on you. Set off immediately for the No Man's Land."

Char's weak voice came through, "I'm a tree now, so traveling is quite difficult."

Thor frowned.

Char quickly replied, "However, I can create a puppet. It can't do much, but it can still deliver a message."

Thor sent Char to deliver the message.

"Go to the No Man's Lands, to the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower, and find a wizard named Clare or Byron. Tell them that it's time for Thor to return."

Okay. I'll try to get there within ten days.

Xia recalled the rumors he had heard while hiding under the tree roots these past few days.

By the way, I heard that your mentor, Gorsa, failed to advance to the fourth tier of wizardry a few days ago.

Thor was stunned.

A few days ago?

Failed to advance?

Instructor Gorsa is a very proud man, but his strength is worthy of his pride.

Since you're already prepared for promotion, why would you fail so easily?

Even the head of the Radiant family has already decided that he will be the next head of the family, which clearly shows that he highly recognizes his strength.

How could a mentor like Gorsa fail to advance in his career?

Is there some inside story behind this?

Was Flim's last crucial departure intended to sabotage Gorsa's promotion plans?

But why did Flem still look unhappy when he returned after failing to advance his mentor's promotion?

After Royer's resurrection, Flim took the initiative to seek out Thor, and he had a strange sense of urgency about him.

Previously, Thor was merely kept in the Night Palace, and there was even a ostensible reason for him to help. But now he's been directly imprisoned in the Lost Corridor, and Frim, without any explanation, threw him into the Black Tide to observe how he resisted the corruption.

Why is Frim so unhappy that even though Gorsa failed to advance his training?

Did his plan not succeed completely?

Could it be... that he also intends to kill Instructor Gorsa?

Although the process and the facts differed to some extent, Saul unexpectedly guessed Flim's true purpose!

(End of this chapter)