Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 918 The Black Tide Returns

"Why does senior suddenly want to go to the Stargate Council?"

Thor remembered Kismet's advice to make the Stargate Council his last stop, so he didn't go with Byron.

Although Kismet is unreliable, he also possesses a lot of secrets. Most importantly, Thor also has his own plans.

Byron told Thor the truth: "The half-elf mentioned that something seems to have happened over there, but it might be beneficial to my advancement, so he told me to go and take a look."

"A half-elf?" Thor didn't like the half-elf consciousness hidden within Byron's body, but now Byron needed the half-elf to guide him on his path to advancement.

"The Stargate Council has been so quiet for so many years; it's clear they're not just researching crossing stargates. The situation over there is probably quite complicated." Thor could only advise, "Be careful."

Byron nodded.

Danger lurks everywhere. As long as you want to continue on the path of a wizard and acquire that ethereal and forbidden knowledge, you cannot be afraid of danger.

In this respect, they are the same kind of people.

After seeing Byron off, Saul received an urgent letter.

The letter read, "The Kuroshio Current will arrive in a month."

With a flick of his two fingers, Thor turned the letter into fine gray dust, which fell into the soil.

He turned to look at Klee, who was still waiting for him, and said softly, "The Black Tide is coming soon."

Keli nodded. "I'll go with you."

Thor nodded, and the two immediately prepared to set off.

This time, they weren't going to the Eternal Night Empire, but to the Wailing Wall.

That is also the location of the fourth objective of Saul's Symphony of Fate, which he chose for himself.

There is no long-distance teleportation array that can connect to the Wailing Wall. Such an array is extremely expensive, and only the Stargate Council and the Tribunal can afford it.

Although Murphy the Wizard of the Wailing Wall is also a fourth-tier wizard, he does not manage the Wailing Wall as a faction, and therefore does not have any extra resources.

This is also why everyone else respects Wizard Murphy. After the Eye of the Abyss appeared, he devoted almost all his energy to fighting the Black Tide.

However, because of this, life on the other side of the Wailing Wall is actually very difficult, and some wizards there need to buy resources from outside if they want to conduct experiments.

Thor and Cleo chartered an airship and headed straight for the Wailing Wall; otherwise, they could have taken months to reach it by walking slowly.

The airship's captain was an acquaintance. He was Captain Harry, whom Thor had met when he was still an apprentice.

However, back then Captain Harry dared to chat with Thor, an apprentice, but now he keeps his head down and doesn't dare to say anything.

On the airship, Klee was still a little nervous. This was her first time participating in the fight against the Black Tide, and she would still have to activate the Bone Dragon if the war became too intense. Now Klee could communicate with the Bone Monster like Byron, and after three years of continuous practice, she no longer had to worry about the Bone Dragon going out of control as she did back in the Tribunal.

To prepare for battle, Claire locked herself in her cabin to study tactics, while Thor stood on the deck, discussing the fourth objective with Beth in her diary.

"My mentor previously told me that he would leave with the monsters in the Black Tide when the tide recedes. I haven't made up my mind yet whether to make my mentor my fourth target."

[Didn't you already test the waters twice before? I don't think Gorsa seems to mind too much.]

"He's going to the Eye of the Abyss."

Beth was somewhat surprised; Thor shouldn't distrust Gorza like that!

Do you think he's not coming back?

Thor looked down; the airship was speeding through the clouds, and he could occasionally see the dark yellow and deep green earth beneath his feet through gaps in the clouds.

"I once considered entering the Eye of the Abyss with my mentor." He was someone with a whole host of trump cards, most skilled at dealing with the Black Tide's contamination. "But doing so would only result in death."

This is the third time the diary has contained a warning with only the word "death".

He had managed to get through the first two times thanks to accidents and prior preparations, but this time, Thor had no clue what to do.

Because he knew almost nothing about the Eye of the Abyss.

Every time I think of this word, an inexplicable fear still lingers in my heart.

It's like when you don't think about it, you don't feel anything, but if you think about it carefully, you'll start to tremble.

The most terrifying thing is that Thor doesn't even know why he's trembling.

"It's still because of ignorance," Thor said, leaning on the ship's railing.

For the past three years, he has not gone to the Wailing Wall, but instead has been digesting the power of destiny brought by the first three Symphony of Destiny goals. Now his strength has improved even further than before.

Needless to say, his magical power has increased, and his spiritual body has become increasingly stable.

If Frim were to throw him back into the Black Tide near the Eye of the Abyss, Thor would probably be able to cast his spells normally without even needing the mermaid's tears.

That alone puts him ahead of all third-tier wizards.

At the same time, he used this powerful mental energy to upgrade several of his trump card spells.

Soul Blade has been fully upgraded to a Tier 5 sorcery, and with Thor's strength, it can almost instantly kill an ordinary Tier 3 sorcerer.

He also integrated all the "XX Touch" sorcery he had learned since his apprenticeship into his Soul Fishing, transforming it into a body form with hundreds of tentacles—the Ash Tentacles—with his current form and abilities. These improved tentacles can not only absorb pollution from other people (no longer limited to Black Tide pollution), but also inject the pollution stored within him into others like poison. From now on, anyone who wants to fight him will have to consider how many rounds of pollution they can withstand without being corrupted.

Finally, Thor combined the star-shaped eyes to design a final, deadly move, which he named "Deep Space Gaze." This move is an indiscriminate attack, with each use resulting in a 100% burst of power. Eerie eyes grow all over Thor's body until he becomes a collection of eyes.

Even Thor couldn't perfectly control this deadly move. If used for an extended period, everything around it would indiscriminately begin to mutate. Even an ordinary rock wouldn't be spared.

Thor designed numerous experimental scenarios to study this witchcraft. These test sites were eventually sealed off, and some were even cleaned by Thor with his ash tentacles and then burned directly with flames to prevent any future problems.

Finally, Thor found a desolate spot in the chaotic region and made a simple attempt.

The membrane enveloping the Chaotic Realm seemed to isolate most of the pollution. But even so, after Thor had cast "Deep Space Gaze" for almost a minute, a strange escape phenomenon still appeared on the desert ground of the Chaotic Realm.

The sand dented into human figures, each in a running posture, as if someone were actually lying on the ground running away.

Finally, Thor cleared the surrounding area and even burned the desert into crystals to eliminate this escape phenomenon.

Besides these three most powerful trump cards, Thor also learned some advanced sorcery. With the enhancement of the power of fate, even sorcery so complex that it would require at least a room full of books to record could be quickly mastered by Thor.

This is the hidden bonus brought by the power of fate.

However, even though Thor had become so powerful and terrifying, when he planned to go to the Eye of the Abyss, he was still only given the word "death" in his diary.

This made him extremely worried about his mentor Gorsa's situation.

Is it really possible for the other person to come back alive?

Or will it be Gorsa who returns alive?

(End of this chapter)