Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 931 The Living Tail

The moment Thor touched the outer wall of the wizard tower, he was suddenly transported inside.

However, even though he was thinking about things, he knew that there was no magic circle on the outer wall of the wizard tower he was touching.

"Does this wizard tower have a teleportation mechanism?" But he quickly dismissed his guess.

Because—it's expensive!

Even if it were to be used, it would only be used on the first and second wizard towers, not on the later wizard towers.

Saul was standing in the dimly lit stairwell. There were no lights on in the stairwell, only a faint glow emanating from the room at the bottom.

At that moment, he heard someone coming down from upstairs and immediately took a step back. But with that one movement, he suddenly realized that half of his body was embedded in the wall.

"This?" Thor stood still, not moving, until the person on the stairs came down.

The person who stepped down was the second-tier wizard that Thor had just been tracking.

But he walked right past Thor as if he hadn't seen him at all.

"Sure enough, I noticed it when I moved; it was my consciousness that moved, not my body. So, what I'm seeing now, is it the interior of this wizard's tower?"

There was clearly a wizard's corpse standing in this wizard's tower, and it showed Thor everything that "it" had seen.

"Never mind, let's follow them and see." Thor emerged from the wall and swaggered down to the lowest level with the second-tier wizard.

"Dren, what brings you here all of a sudden?"

There are five more people in the room on the lowest floor.

Four second-tier wizards, and even one third-tier wizard.

Such high-end equipment, yet it appears in a remote and deserted wizard tower?

There must be a secret.

Thor moved closer, as if he were part of the group.

"We just received news that the monster that killed Abby is very likely Robin!" Dren had been holding back all the way, but he finally showed a hint of panic in front of his own people.

The third-tier wizard opposite him widened his eyes. "Robin? How is that possible? Maria clearly killed him with her own hands! Didn't Maria do it?"

Dren quickly said, "Impossible, Lord Benjamin. I was there too. I saw with my own eyes Lady Maria burn Robin's body until only half of it remained. Only after confirming that he was completely dead did she throw him into the sea."

Benjamin slowly narrowed his eyes. "Only half a body? Upper body or lower body?"

"His head's burned off, so it must be..." Deren's mouth dropped open, and after a few seconds he finished speaking, "...his lower body."

"So what killed Robin was actually a tail?" Benjamin paced back and forth twice, his hands behind his back, his face clearly showing unease.

The third-tier wizards were uneasy, and the other second-tier wizards were even more panicked, some even showing a hint of fear.

Benjamin finally stopped, took a deep breath, and said, "The real monster is the tail, the tail we modified, the tail that grew from the tailbone!"

He slammed his hand on a metal lab table, instantly destroying the entire surface. Glassware and metal supports fell to the ground, shattering into pieces.

Benjamin looked at the mess on the ground, then suddenly looked up and said, "Go and bring all the tails here."

Dren immediately pulled a triangular ornament from his chest, poked his finger directly into the ornament, and then a brass box suddenly appeared in front of Dren.

The brass box was covered with a sheepskin cover. The sheepskin was covered with densely packed miniature magic circles.

They are all sealed magic arrays.

After taking out the brass box, Dren immediately said, "Lord Benjamin, Lady Maria sent me to deliver these tails..."

Benjamin nodded in satisfaction, casually swept the shards on the ground into a corner, and twisted off his right ear.

Inside the auricle, a metal carving knife was exposed, covered with densely packed magical arrays.

Then, as he crouched down, preparing to open the box, he heard what Dren said next.

"...Please destroy them all."

Benjamin stopped immediately. He looked up, his eyes filled with disbelief. "Has Maria gone mad? She actually wants me to destroy her tail?"

Dren was immediately intimidated by the other party's intimidation and took two steps back, but he still tried to dissuade him, "Lord Benjamin, these tails are beyond our control. Its mature form even killed Lord Lawrence."

Benjamin's hand, which was about to touch the brass box, slightly recoiled, but after a moment's hesitation, he still took the carving knife in his hand and forcefully cut open the parchment on the brass box.

"So what if its mature form killed Lawrence?"

The parchment melted as if it had been touched by hot tongs, dripping onto the ground.

"Do you know how many materials and magic crystals we used to make this small box of tailbones?"

Without the parchment binding it, the brass box suddenly shook violently, then shook again.

Deren and the other second-tier wizards immediately retreated, moving out of the two-meter radius of the brass box.

Only Benjamin, being a third-order individual, did not retreat; he even opened the top of the box.

A box of gray bones appeared before him.

These gray bones, segmented from thick to thin, were only the length of a human index finger. Although they were not connected by fascia or muscles, they could jump around frantically inside the brass box, making the whole box bang loudly.

The moment Benjamin opened the box, several tails piled on top jumped out of the brass box, seemingly trying to escape.

However, a pair of golden wings suddenly sprouted from Benjamin's back, directly pulling back all the gray bones that had escaped from the box.

Upon closer inspection, those golden wings were not feathers at all, but rather enormous wings composed of metal hands of varying lengths.

The bases of those hands are connected, and each hand can move independently and flexibly within a limited range.

These hands, each capable of acting independently, caught the fleeing tail and brought it back.

Despite the tails' desperate attempts to escape, Benjamin made no move to close the box. His mind and eyes were completely consumed by the tails inside, with a fervent and frenzied intensity.

"Don't you understand? Just how amazing is a tailbone that can survive alone on the seabed for extended periods?"

Seeing this, Dren's expression turned somewhat grim. It was clear that the wizard Benjamin had no intention of obeying the wizard Maria's orders to destroy these tails.

Dren was, after all, only a second-tier wizard. He knew that if he showed any sign of reporting to the wizard Maria at this moment, he would definitely be silenced.

So although he did not agree with Benjamin's ideas, he did not rashly voice his opposition.

But Dren didn't expect that even so, he still couldn't escape.

Benjamin, who was pressing down on Robin's tail, suddenly looked up at Dren and asked, "Do you know why Robin's tail attacked Lawrence?"

Dren's heart pounded as he felt the strange look in the other man's eyes. He wanted to run, but he didn't dare turn his back on Benjamin.

"No, I don't know." His voice trembled slightly.

Benjamin's lips slowly curled up. "Because it needs fresh flesh and blood to become a real tail, not just a tailbone."

"Did you hear that?"

"They're crying out that they're hungry!"

Before he finished speaking, the wings formed from his hands grew even larger and reached for the terrified Deren.

In order to prevent Dren from telling Maria what was happening here, Benjamin actually struck first, intending to tear Dren to pieces and feed him to the tailbone in the box!

Just at the critical moment, a dozen gray, semi-transparent tentacles suddenly wrapped around Deren from behind and pulled him back sharply, freeing him from the attack range of the hands and wings.

"Who?!" Benjamin shouted in surprise, but then winked at the four second-tier wizards behind him.

But before his eyes could turn back, a much larger gray tentacle, a meter in diameter, suddenly appeared and lashed out at his face.

He, a dignified third-tier wizard, was slapped so hard that he was thrown against the opposite wall, and the slap also knocked down the four second-tier wizards behind him.

Things happened so fast that these high-ranking wizards fell to the ground like bowling balls!

Benjamin was in the worst condition. When he angrily turned his head, a large part of the right side of his face was dented, the flesh was torn, and the golden bones inside were exposed.

"It's you!"

Even though half his face was distorted, Benjamin could still see who was attacking him.

It was Thor!

(End of this chapter)