Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 914 New Golden Pages

Flim looked at the puzzled Thor, and a smile actually appeared on his lips.

"Was this ambush orchestrated by you and Gorsa?"

"My mentor didn't tell me the specific plan, but Lord Norton contacted me and asked for my cooperation, although I changed the plan slightly."

From collaborator to mastermind, he directly destroyed most of the Lost Corridor, causing Frim to completely lose its foundation for notifying the Tribunal.

Thor had long suspected that the Lost Corridor was the foundation upon which Frim became a fourth-order being and the basis for his resurrection.

But Saul did not intend to completely destroy the Lost Corridor, because the Tribunal needed Flim, and Neflet also needed Flim.

Even if Frim doesn't die, he'll never gain his freedom.

Before Thor entered, he had already reached an agreement with Airo: Flim would remain trapped in this small square, but Airo would take him to the Red Sea coast, where Flim would activate the defensive magic circle with his own power whenever the Black Tide attacked.

Wasn't Flim trying to protect Nefert?

Then let him focus on protecting it and not have time to do anything else!

It seems that for the sake of the Neflet continent, even if Frim is filled with resentment and anger, he will still contribute all his strength when the Black Tide arrives.

This is Saul's revenge.

Wasn't Flim forcing others to protect Neflet?

Then he'll be forced into it himself!

Flim knew exactly what Thor's plan was. After all, almost half of his soul had entered Gorza's stomach. Only a tiny fraction escaped back to his original body after Norton stopped blocking the return passage.

Even though he was a fourth-tier wizard, he would still suffer severe damage and almost mutate after losing nearly half of his soul.

At this moment, even Frim didn't know how he should feel.

He tilted his head slightly to look at Thor. "It seems you're the only suitable candidate."

"The Riddler is at it again," Thor thought to himself, frowning.

"Norton was never going to live more than a few decades to begin with, and given his current condition, he probably only has less than ten years left."

Thor frowned upon hearing this, not expecting that Patriarch Norton would sacrifice his lifespan for Mentor Gorsa. But it made sense, as Mentor Gorsa was the future hope of the entire Glorious Clan, and Patriarch Norton would not allow anyone else to harm Mentor Gorsa, even if it meant breaking his own name.

When Frim made his move, he was secretive and cautious, but when Glow retaliated, he was reckless and ruthless.

If Chief Norton hadn't directly violated the covenant and personally logged into Neflet, Thor wouldn't have had the opportunity to overthrow Flim!

Flim knew what Saul was thinking, but he said nothing. He had now recovered from the frustration of losing the game by a single misstep.

He said slowly, "The Stargate Council's mind isn't really on the Stargate. Airo is bound by human emotions. Murphy can't leave the Wailing Wall. Gorza... Hmph... I actually hope he'll come back alive someday."

"What?" Thor asked. "Where is our mentor going?"

A flicker of mockery crossed Frim's eyes, but he quickly regained his composure. "He's going to the Eye of the Abyss."

Thor's eyes widened.

He found the Eye of the Abyss terrifying even from a distance, and when Frim threw it into the nearby Black Tide, he almost mutated. Why would Instructor Gorsa choose to go there?

But soon, Thor figured it out himself.

"Mentor Gorsa wants to personally witness the terror of the Eye of the Abyss. After all, the Eye of the Abyss is a arrow hanging over all of our heads, but if we don't even understand the true nature of the Eye of the Abyss, how can we talk about solving this source of the apocalypse?"

"You're oversimplifying things. Do you realize that once the Eye of the Abyss erupts, it will engulf at least one more continent, perhaps even two?"

Thor remained silent. He had also thought about this, but if he did nothing, would the Eye of the Abyss not erupt?

The increasingly frequent eye of the storm eruptions in Borderlands over the years, doesn't that mean the Eye of the Abyss is also becoming more and more active?

And then there's Camus. She clearly knows that one day, the Eye of the Abyss will erupt completely, and if nothing is done, it's just a matter of time.

"I believe in my mentor," Thor said simply, knowing that Frim wouldn't believe him anyway, and he didn't bother to explain.

"Hmph." Frim snorted coldly, "Then take a look at this."

He suddenly raised his hand, and the entire corridor dimmed, followed by a golden light shining from above.

It was a thin golden thread, slowly descending under Flim's command.

"That's why I can't tolerate Gorza. The names that appear on this golden thread will bring near-devastating disasters to the wizarding world."

Flim pointed to each name and told Saul what they had done and what harm they had caused, and how he began to clean up the list after figuring out the function of the gold thread.

Upon reaching the last name, Sol was astonished to see it read "Gorsa Radiance".

"Gorsa's entry into the Eye of the Abyss will only bring disaster to the wizarding world. I can no longer stop him, and I know you won't allow me to leave the Lost Corridor, so I'm handing it over to you now. Once you understand that everything I've said is true, you yourselves will take action against Gorsa."

With an air of confidence, Flim pushed a golden thread with several names written on it to Thor.

Thor took the golden thread, intending to examine it closely before putting it away, but then discovered that the thread had suddenly vanished.

He paused, then immediately began searching for the whereabouts of the thread. He used his mental energy to examine his entire body and, surprisingly... found it in the Death Wizard's Diary!

The golden thread suddenly transformed into a golden page.

This is Thor's first golden page, not the one he got from Kismet!

After confirming that the pages remained intact in the diary without any alteration, Saul pretended to store the item in his storage device. He then said to Frim, who had been staring at him, "I'll take this, but I need to carefully verify if what you're saying is true. And even if it is, I might not act in the same way you always have."

Flim leaned against the wall, but his back remained straight, as if his pride had not been broken by it.

"That's beyond my control as a prisoner. But I believe that when you become a fourth-tier wizard, you'll be the one most likely to make the right choice!"

Thor paused for a moment, then said, "His Majesty Airo has agreed to imprison you in the Red Sea."

Flim closed his eyes. "Heh, I understand. Don't worry, even for Neflet's sake, I won't let the Kuroshio invade the southeast coast."

"You should be paying more attention to the far north," Frim said, opening his eyes a crack again. "Murphy may not show signs of annihilation like Norton, but he's been a fourth-tier wizard for a very long time. We've all lost our path to advancement, and one day we'll all reach the end of our lives. If Murphy dies, which fourth-tier wizard would willingly be trapped within the Wailing Wall for their entire life?"

(End of this chapter)