Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 916 Former Master

Yura sat in the room with her head down.

This house is located in a tower of the Koma Palace Castle. It was a new residence that Kira built for her after she regained control of the entire palace.

The room was luxuriously decorated, and all four windows offered views of the outside scenery.

But Yura can't get out.

Kira had completely sealed the room with witchcraft, allowing only small food and supplies to be brought in.

Therefore, although the room was luxurious and the view was beautiful, it was actually a prison cell.

No matter how much Kira pities Yura's situation, he can't possibly set her free.

Because Yura cooperated with Frim to ambush Gorza, the ordinary people who stayed behind at the castle that day were all subjected to strong light-attribute radiation.

Half of the people died directly in the disaster, and the remaining ordinary people who survived were all afflicted with illness.

They are all Kira's people. Yura doesn't care, but Kira does.

Kira sent court sorcerers to treat these ordinary people, and also sent people into the royal city to check if anyone else had been harmed.

Fortunately, Gorsa quickly launched a counterattack that day, preventing the Aurora Realm from spreading too far; otherwise, the entire royal city might have become a dead city.

This left Kira, who later learned the truth, feeling a chill of fear.

After imprisoning Yura, she met with him once.

At that time, Yura remained silent with her head down.

Today, Gorza finally left the Principality of Kema, so Kira came to visit Yura again.

Noticing the figure outside the window, Yura slowly raised her head.

Her face was pale, her expression blank, as she looked at Kira, as if asking, "When did you kill me?"

Although Gorza devoured most of Frim's fragmented spirit that day, he did not harm Yura. He simply sealed all of her abilities and handed them over to Kira, who had been rescued by Char and Klee.

Kira didn't know what Gorza wanted to do with Yura, and after the battle, Gorza had been meditating deeply to digest the extremely pure light magic power he had obtained from the fragment of Frim.

Just now, he came out of his secluded room, exchanged a few words with Kira, and then left as if nothing had happened.

Kira then came over and conveyed Gorza's decision to Yura.

"He said he wouldn't kill you. So from now on, I'll keep you locked up here."

Yura, who had initially shown no emotion, slowly raised her head. "He... didn't kill me? Why?"

"I don't know why either. Maybe you're still useful, or maybe..."

"Maybe he still loves me?" Yura's eyes suddenly began to light up.

Kira pursed her lips; she thought Yura was incredibly stupid.

How could Gorsa have feelings?

He even kept his advancement to the fourth rank a secret from most of the people around him, so what else about him can be trusted?

But Yura wouldn't listen to any of this, so Kira simply said, "Think what you want. Anyway, Gorza is gone. He probably won't come to Koma again."

Yura was stunned and actually asked, "Why?"

Kira pursed his lips. "I think it's because you're no longer useful."

Kira thought Yura would be disappointed and go crazy, but Yura just scoffed and didn't believe Kira's words at all.

"I did try to kill him, and I did. But he didn't kill me; he didn't even hurt me." Yura sat back down, a smile still on her lips. "He loves me."

Kira was speechless as he looked at Yura, who was deceiving herself like this.

She always felt that this Yura was not the sister who was so passionate about witchcraft, but everyone else told her she was.

"If you say so, then so be it."

Kira turned around and looked at the tranquil city-state in the sunset.

"Anyway, I'm probably useless now."

……

"Do you need me to take you home?"

When Norton left the Eternal Night, he asked Thor this question.

"No need, no one should dare to stop us now," Thor said respectfully to Norton.

The other party was an elder of Gorsa's mentor, as well as his own elder, who had helped Thor escape from Flim's captivity.

Norton looked at Thor, feeling a mix of emotions.

Although he initially left Thor outside, his real intention was for Thor to lead him to the Lost Corridor so they could immediately evacuate. After all, in Norton's mind, how could a third-tier wizard possibly withstand the attack of the Tribunal?

He wanted to use his remaining time to both cooperate with Gorza to ambush Flim and prevent him from escaping back, and at the same time, use the terrain inside the Lost Corridor to resist the attacks of other wizards of the Tribunal, including Airo.

He was confident of success by doing this, but the price was that he might only have three or four years left to live.

But Thor changed his plans.

He had to help Norton fend off the attacks from the outside, while also destroying most of Frim's foundation, further prolonging the time it would take for Frim to recover his strength.

This way, only one free fourth-tier wizard, Airo, will remain. Since the other party is very protective of his own, he won't take action against the Radiant Family afterward, and Norton's losses will be much less.

Therefore, Norton can live for another ten or eight years.

"Regardless, I still want to thank you. This is the emblem of the Radiant Clan. If you ever need anything, you can activate the emblem, and my people will come to your side as quickly as possible."

Thor carefully took the emblem, which was a bright ball of light. As Thor took it, it transformed into a pattern of light and landed in Thor's palm.

Thor examined it carefully and found that it contained only pure energy and no mental energy reaction.

"Thank you very much."

"There's one more thing I need to remind you of. Unless the world is about to be destroyed, do not cross the stargate unless absolutely necessary!"

Thor was secretly alarmed. Wasn't the Stargate Council planning to leave this closed wizarding world through the Stargate?

Why did the patriarch of the Radiant Clan advise him in this way?

Did he discover that something was wrong with the Stargate Council?

However, Norton did not reveal any further details about the Stargate Council.

He watched as Thor, Claire, and Byron stepped into the ultra-long-distance teleportation array, and a look of worry gradually appeared on his face.

"Gorza, I can't stop you, but can you really return from the Eye of the Abyss before I disappear? If you die there, am I really going to give the Radiance to Thor?"

Norton closed his eyes, concealing the pain in his heart.

"Although Thor is a very talented wizard, he's only at the third rank. How can someone like that resist the final apocalypse? I see no hope at all!"

"Perhaps this is why I can no longer go on living."

"well……"

……

When the turmoil in the tribunal finally subsided, Kismet had just awakened from his coma.

He braced himself against the ground, feeling the sticky sensation of blood in his palms, and then slowly sat up.

He looked down and saw that his body below the chest had melted into blood plasma. When he sat up, the severed wound pressed directly against the ground. The pain seemed to try to travel through his nerves to his brain, but was forcibly interrupted by some mysterious force.

"Hehe." Kismet laughed instead, running his hand through his long silver hair, not caring at all about the disgusting blood plasma sticking to his hair.

Soon, his body was pushed up by newly grown silver bones, followed by flesh covering the bones.

He became a complete person again.

Kismet snapped his fingers and instantly donned a gorgeous silver dress.

However, the amount of blood plasma on the ground did not decrease, and red blood was still dripping from his hair.

Kismet looked around but didn't see Ophelia, who should have been beside him.

She's probably like the blood he's stepping on right now; it might take her a while to recover.

Kismet ignored Ophelia and took a few steps forward, arriving in front of a dark circle of light.

This aperture is very strange; the edges are bright, but the center is completely dark, and you can't see anything. Anything you put in can never be taken out.

Kismet reached his right hand into the darkness at the center, and when he pulled it out, only a bare wrist remained of his arm.

Blood gushed out from the wound with a "plop," but it was quickly blocked by the newly grown bone and skin.

"The breach in this world barrier is dangerous, but it does connect to the outside world. However, the outside world is so vast, can our signal really get through?"

No one answered Kismet, nor did he expect anyone to answer him.

But just as Kismet was about to turn around and put Ophelia back together, a voice suddenly came from the center of the darkness of the aura.

"Long time no see, Kismet."

Kismet stood frozen in place as if encased in ice, and only after his heart had stubbornly pounded three hundred times did he very slowly turn around.

"Long time no see, Douglas, my... former master."

(End of this chapter)