Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 924 Breaking Down the Wall

Thor knew that he was no match for his mentor, Gorza, so if the other wanted to devour his soul, he would likely not be able to escape.

But the diary remained unresponsive, and Saul trusted his own judgment.

Or rather, he believed in himself.

A living Thor wizard is more valuable than a dead Thor soul.

"Have you taken control of the upside-down tree at Baidong Academy?" Gorsa, now back to normal, seemed to have instantly forgotten the conflict and asked about something else.

"It wasn't control; it was more like an alliance formed back at Bydon Academy to defeat our enemies." Thor didn't hide anything. Gorsa might have already met Char in the Duchy of Kema. "The soul fused with the Inverted Tree is called Char; he was originally a first-tier wizard at Bydon Academy. He... has paranoia, but he's much better lately. Are you looking for him?"

After Char helped Klee rescue Kira, he has now settled down in the suburbs of Koma.

Kira also deliberately cleared out a large territory for him to develop on his own. Now it has become a small forest.

Of course, it also became a forbidden area for ordinary people.

Char also fed Thor a wave of Destiny Power in return. Now Char and Midor both have their own backers, steadily supplying Thor with Destiny Power.

The most powerful one, Floco, only generates his Destiny Power intermittently, with a rhythmic, erratic flow, like an electrocardiogram. The merfolk probably give him quite a headache.

"Hmm, I'd like to get some upside-down trees to study. But it's probably too late now, I'll think about it when I get back."

Gorsa never seemed worried about not being able to return.

"Of course," Thor agreed on Char's behalf. "How confident are you... about your ability to return?"

Although asking this might seem like he didn't quite trust his mentor, Gorsa, he still wanted to ask, regardless of saving face.

"I'm not sure," Gorsa uttered softly.

This isn't self-deprecation, and it's not a joke.

"Mentor, if you weren't confident, why did you still dare to go to the Eye of the Abyss?"

"The wall is blocking my way, so of course I'm going to break it down," Gorsa said casually, as if it were the most natural thing in the world.

"What if you get killed in the accident?"

Fortunately, Heywood and Heidi didn't come in, otherwise they would have been frightened by Thor's questions.

Gorsa calmly accepted Thor's questioning, "If we crash and die, then we die. But we should also try to make a hole in the wall and see what's behind it."

Is it to pave the way for future generations?

"You are truly great."

Gorsa's lips twitched, probably because he had never heard anyone praise him with such words before. "Don't be disgusting."

A pink sofa appeared behind him, and he leaned back, sinking into it.

"I did it for myself, I just did what I wanted. By the way, do you have a Death Wizard's Diary?"

Saul readily admitted, "Yes."

He raised his hand, revealing a dark red hardcover book in his palm, and casually handed it to Gorsa, "This is the one."

Gorsa didn't stand on ceremony and reached out to take it, but as his fingertips brushed against the air, he only touched thin air.

He ran his hand back and forth twice, but still couldn't reach the diary.

"Hmm, it seems this book already belongs to you. If you hadn't brought it to me, I wouldn't have even noticed its presence."

Thor withdrew his hand, looking at the thick, substantial hardcover book in his grasp. "I obtained it a long time ago, but I still haven't fully unraveled its secrets. However, it played a crucial role in my rapid advancement to the third tier."

"Its power is indeed very special, and it's a form of power I've never seen before."

"So if we're really talking about talent, I'm no match for Claire. If it weren't for the diary, I might have died long ago."

Gorsa rested his arms on the sofa armrests and sank back into the backrest. "Many people have owned this book, but they are all dead."

Before Saul could tell if the other person was trying to comfort him, he asked in surprise, "You've seen this diary? You know its previous owner?"

"Just guessing." Gorza stared at Thor's hand. What he saw in Thor's palm was a distorted shadow with terrifying ghost faces appearing from time to time, roaring and howling. But it shouldn't look like that in Thor's eyes.

"Your diary is filled with deep resentment; it will bring disaster. Perhaps only in your hands can it blossom into something beautiful."

Is the measure word for flower "tuāo"?

After internally criticizing him, Thor smiled again, "Thank you."

He took a deep breath and finally made up his mind. "Mentor, I have a special method that might be of some help to you. I can establish a connection between us. When you enter the Eye of the Abyss, it can provide you with power and also help you mark the way back to Stath."

Gorsa stared at Thor, not joking, but seriously considering the situation.

Five minutes later, he slowly shook his head. "This is bad. We know far too little about the Eye of the Abyss. No one can guarantee that the power and corruption of the Eye of the Abyss won't find you through the connection."

Thor was about to explain the peculiarity of the Fate Line, but Gorza raised his hand to stop him.

"I understand you want to help me, but I'm not going to the Eye of the Abyss to mindlessly throw my life away." Gorsa smiled slightly, his eyes narrowing. "I've also left myself a way out."

Seemingly not wanting Thor to persuade him further, Gorsa stood up and tapped the wall of the wizard tower. "I wanted to use dark attribute to advance to the third tier because I didn't want to be stuck here wasting time after reaching the third tier. But when I actually came to the Wall of Sighs, I realized that coming here was actually the right thing to do. It helped me correct my path."

He turned to Saul and suggested, "If you don't have anything else urgent to attend to, then stay here for a while. The battles here with the Black Tide are different from those on the southeast coast of Neflet."

"Yes, Lord Murphy also suggested that to me. I've already agreed to it."

Thor then recounted the two Black Tide monsters he had encountered on his way here.

"...I've noticed that the Black Tide monsters here are individually stronger. There are many Black Tide monsters over in Neflet, but their individual strength is not as good as here. Also, the monsters over there don't seem to drop Ash Bones."

"Yes, there aren't many monsters here, but each one is formidable, some even rivaling a third-tier wizard. And... well, you'll see them when the time comes."

Thor: "..."

Mentor, shouldn't we clearly describe the enemy's situation before the battle?

Or are you too trusting of your apprentice?

Although Thor was internally complaining, he remained very confident and did not feel nervous because his mentor, Gorsa, only spoke half of what he meant.

Gorza didn't speak again, seemingly lost in thought. After a moment, he suddenly came to his senses and began to shoo people away.

"Alright, alright, go find a wizard tower to guard. With your current strength, you can choose any one. Don't bother me while I'm doing my experiments."

(End of this chapter)