Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 907 Foreign Aid

The dwarf wizard's most proficient defensive spell prevents him from moving while casting it. Otherwise, his conversion rate would be greatly reduced, and he would have no way to dodge Thor's dense attacks.

The spell was about to expire, but the first wave of attacks didn't seem to be over yet, and the dwarf was getting anxious.

Battles between high-level wizards are often timed in seconds. In the dwarf wizard's perception, three seconds should have passed in the outside world.

But for some reason, the tall wizard who should have come to his aid earlier did not respond.

If we can't escape this terrifying stream of sorcery before the invisibility defense spell ends, we'll probably suffer a serious blow this time.

Just as the dwarf wizard was pondering what magical artifacts he could use to block the black torrent in front of him, a white spot suddenly appeared before his eyes.

The next second, all that remained in the dwarf wizard's eyes was that tiny white dot.

The image freezes again.

The white color was more domineering than ink dripping into water. Once it entered the dwarf wizard's field of vision, it quickly began to expand, turning the black blades on all sides white, staining the dwarf wizard's body white, and turning his entire mind white.

Thus, white became the last color the dwarf wizard could perceive and the only thing he could recognize in his life!

……

The black torrent quickly dispersed like burning ashes, and a dwarf wizard whose entire body had turned white fell from mid-air.

He fell to the ground with a "bang" and shattered into several pieces like a plaster sculpture.

The cracked areas were white inside and out, as if he were not a living person, but a stone.

Thor covered his left hand and looked down at the dwarf wizard on the ground.

Near the dwarf wizard's fragments was the tall wizard, who had already turned into a pulp.

High in the sky, Claire, riding a white dragon, looked horrified, but when she saw Thor looking up, she still stretched out her trembling arms and gave him a thumbs up.

Thor had just broken the window, attracting the attention of the dwarf wizard, who immediately unleashed his long-accumulated Soul Blade upon seeing him.

He unleashed his ultimate move upon meeting the opponent, catching them completely off guard.

Thor then ignored the dwarf wizard and went straight to confront the tall wizard who followed.

As the tall wizard tried to save the dwarf wizard, Thor immediately signaled Byron to activate the Chaotic Compass. This time, instead of going over, they grabbed the skeletal monster they had placed at the exit and pulled it over.

Unable to resist the contamination, Byron immediately withdrew from the battlefield and returned to the depths of the castle.

He had already completed the communication when he pulled the skeletal monster out, and the subsequent actions were no longer his concern.

Klee immediately activated her radiation ability, mounted the skeletal monster, and after knocking aside the tall wizard blocking her way, flew high into the sky to wait for Thor.

Saul was responsible for clearing two obstacles in their line of action.

To save time, Thor used his ultimate move directly.

The tall wizard, who had been struck by the skeletal dragon, was immediately corrupted. Before the wizard could recover from the corruption, Thor quickly placed the anchor point sealed at the tip of his left index finger onto the tall wizard.

The tall wizard, who originally had the ability to save himself, was instantly transformed, without even having time to react. Just like Herbert, the Firefly Lord, he died so badly that his original appearance could not be recognized.

Thor hesitated for less than a second before immediately turning his attack on the dwarf wizard who was defending with Soul Blade.

Once the anchor point is established, the dwarf wizard is equally powerless to resist, only his transformation method is completely different from that of the tall wizard.

Seeing the two third-tier wizards who were beyond dead and had no chance of resurrection, Thor quickly sealed his left hand, flew into the sky, and stood side by side with Claire, who was riding a giant bone dragon.

"We'll talk about it after this is over," Claire said, her voice still trembling slightly as she rode the dragon.

"Okay." Thor shrugged. "Actually, I'm pretty scared too, so you don't need to be shy."

Claire was furious. Even at this point, Thor was still joking. "Let's go. You lead the way. This long thing is not as easy to handle as the strange fish. We have to hurry."

Thor also became serious. "The Lost Corridor, it's over there!"

The two transformed into two illusory figures, one black and one white, and flew straight towards the direction of the Lost Corridor.

The "long monster" that Clare mentioned was actually a new monster created by Thor and Byron by collecting a large number of skeleton monster remains and processing and combining them with the skeleton fish as a base. Its body is nearly a hundred meters long, with two huge bone spikes on its head and five claws of different shapes in its body.

Its overall shape resembles the giant dragon from the East in Thor's memory.

Klee struggled to maintain her balance as she rode a giant dragon of an unfamiliar form.

She didn't understand why Thor had arranged the remains of the skeletal monster into this form, but she could sense that the monster beneath her was even more powerful and terrifying than Thor's skeletal flying lizard!

When it first arrived in the wizarding world, the terrible contamination it carried almost affected Klee, who was already prepared with radiation protection.

However, this terrifying monster also gave Keli some confidence in today's mission.

The two flew towards the Lost Corridor.

Although they had just dealt with two third-tier wizards in a dozen seconds, the commotion did not escape the notice of the wizards in the Red Sea Tree not far away.

Thor quickly noticed a large number of wizards flying into the sky and immediately flew towards them.

Looking at the tiny black dots rushing towards the rising sun under the clear blue sky, Thor told Claire to keep going.

"You go first, I'll catch up with you soon."

"You're not planning to block all those people yourself, are you?"

"No, I need to call in outside help."

After Thor finished speaking, he took out a seemingly ordinary piece of paper from the storage device.

He held the letter between two fingers and snapped them. The entire letter immediately burst into flames, releasing golden fire.

This letter was the anonymous letter that Thor received at the Spirit Cleansing Wizard Tower.

It was this letter that helped Thor make up his mind to completely break ties with this arrogant, stubborn, and terrifying fourth-tier wizard during the critical moment when Frim ambushed his mentor, Gorsa.

The light emanating from the letter grew brighter and brighter, and Thor felt a burning pain in his fingertips, as if he were holding not a flame, but a sun.

Then, a figure emerged from the light.

The patriarch of the Glorious Family stepped forward, looked around, and his gaze fixed directly on the wizards who had flown in from the Red Sea.

Although the latter did not flee immediately, no one dared to take another step.

This is the power of a fourth-tier wizard!

The next second, the power descended upon Thor.

"You sent your signal too early." Norton stared at Thor, his expression unreadable.

Thor bowed respectfully. "The Lost Corridor is just ahead. I only hope to borrow your prestige to save some time."

Although Norton instructed Thor to summon Flim when facing him directly in the letter, why wait until he is seriously injured to use his trump card?

Is it faster to fight the enemy for hours and then force your way into the Lost Corridor? Or is it faster to take advantage of the terrifying pressure of the fourth-tier wizard Norton, wipe out the monsters directly, and swagger into the Lost Corridor?

The answer is self-evident!

(End of this chapter)