Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 937 Teaching by Example

The entire ocean was polluted by the Kuroshio Current.

It is the entire ocean that surrounds three continents.

This news seemed to have reopened the world's last wound, revealing the bloody truth to Thor.

"Yes, the ocean has been polluted, and the pollution is intensifying. Perhaps we will eventually be unable to escape the fate of being submerged by the Kuroshio Current."

Inside the Wailing Wall, the wizard Murphy sighed forlornly. He listened to Maria and Thor's story, his expression sorrowful, his wrinkled face drooping, making him appear unusually old.

After capturing Robin and Lawrence, whom they thought was dead, Thor and Maria returned to the Wailing Wall. To avoid alarming the other wizards, Maria deliberately pulled Murphy out, and the three went directly to a sparsely populated area. Murphy then activated his concealment field, blocking the view of others.

After checking on Robin and Lawrence's condition, the wizard Murphy didn't react much, but he seemed greatly shocked when Maria repeated Robin's words.

Maria quickly comforted him, "Lord Murphy, those who think this way are a minority. The others are steadfastly guarding the Wailing Wall."

Murphy looked up at Maria, who was no longer young but whose appearance had not aged, and said, "Yes, the Wailing Wall has been able to hold out until now thanks to you all."

Maria shook her head repeatedly. "If it weren't for you supporting the Wailing Wall, how could we have fought the monsters of the Black Tide?"

Murphy smiled, seemingly in a much better mood. "The Wailing Wall will always stand in the North."

"Yes." Maria nodded firmly.

Thor didn't interrupt; after all, he wasn't from here. But as an observer, he found it odd. How could Murphy, the wizard who had persevered in the far north for hundreds of years, appear so vulnerable?

Seeing that Thor hadn't finished speaking, Murphy asked him, "Wizard Thor, what do you think of Robin's choice?"

Thor thought for a moment, "If things are hopeless, then Robin's choice is a viable option for survival, but unless all other paths are blocked, I will not take this route."

Seeing that Thor wasn't particularly opposed to Robin, Murphy was both surprised and impressed, thinking that Thor truly deserved to be Gorza's student.

"Oh, by the way, Lord Murphy, I'll take Robin with me. I'm quite interested in the tailbone modification on his body."

Murphy agreed, but also cautioned Saul, "Some modifications shouldn't be attempted lightly."

Thor's brow relaxed. "Don't worry, I'm very good at body modification."

Seven days later, the Kuroshio Current pollution was accurately predicted and descended upon the far north.

On the day the Kuroshio Current arrived, Thor flew among the clouds, silently gazing into the distance.

Like Nefert's Black Tide, a wave connecting heaven and earth appeared from the horizon, then approached seemingly slowly but actually extremely quickly.

The humidity in the air is rising rapidly, and what's even more frightening is that a large amount of Kuroshio pollution has appeared in the dense moisture. They are like agar squeezed in from all directions, making people feel an invisible suffocation.

The magic dissipated rapidly, the flight spell was shattered in an instant, and Thor began to freefall. But he did not panic; instead, he calmly cast the flight spell again.

The magic collapsed again, but this time, Thor replenished it with more magic in time to maintain the flight spell.

"In this environment, only third-tier wizards can barely fly, and second-tier wizards will probably have to rely on wizard towers to fight. No wonder the terrain looks like this."

The Black Tide was approaching, and Thor could even see the topmost waves and the white monsters mixed in with the black seawater.

"Wow, it's huge!" Thor exclaimed. "The Black Tide monsters here are definitely different from those in the Red Sea."

Maria had already told Thor that the Black Tide monsters on the Red Sea side mainly relied on numbers, but at the Wailing Wall—possibly because it was closer to the Eye of the Abyss—the Black Tide monsters that were attracted were mostly enormous and extremely powerful.

Behind Thor, several third-tier wizards were already positioned in several nearby wizard towers. They would stand with Thor to resist the first attack of the Black Tide.

"Thor, come down when you've had your fill, don't waste your magic!" Only Klee dared to shout at Thor from below.

Thor immediately flew down. He wasn't observing from the sky to show off, but to analyze the strength of the first wave of the Hell tide and the monsters that were about to appear within it.

However, those black tide monsters remained hidden in the waves, only occasionally peeking out a limb.

"The Kuroshio Current here is 50% higher than that in the Red Sea, and the pollution concentration is also higher. You will stay in the Wizard Tower and cooperate with me in the attack."

Keli wouldn't act rashly at this moment. She nodded and quickly ran into the room at the top of the tower. The door immediately closed and blended into the surrounding walls.

But shortly after Cleo entered the Wizard Tower, a small window appeared at the top of the tower, from which a long cylinder protruded, like a closed cannon emplacement.

That's because Haili and Keli in the Wizard Tower changed the shape of the Wizard Tower. However, instead of adding cannonballs, they only release more stable spell scrolls or other spell items.

Klee will unleash different attacks depending on the situation.

A protective shield should have appeared atop the wizard's tower where Thor stood, to properly isolate him from the Black Tide's pollution. But Thor didn't let Haili release it.

After all, it would be better to use that little bit of energy to launch "cannonballs" for Keli.

Anyway, Thor is still able to resist this level of Kuroshio pollution.

With everything ready, Thor saw a blurry figure suddenly appear on the first wizard tower in the distance.

"Why did the mentor come out?" Thor was a little surprised. In order to retreat back to the Eye of the Abyss with the Black Tide later, Gorsa was not originally planning to participate in this battle.

However, he appeared at the very beginning of the battle.

The Black Tide was already close to the First Wizard Tower where Gorsa was located, and Thor could hear the sound of huge waves breaking through the seawater barrier.

At that moment, Gorsa, in the distance, suddenly raised his hand and waved.

It's like a teacher tapping the blackboard in a classroom and saying to his students, "Look here, this is how you should do this problem."

Then, Gorsa's figure suddenly burst out of a ball of light and rushed directly into the overwhelming waves that were already close at hand.

Thor vaguely heard a "boom" sound, and a huge white, rotting creature was squeezed out of the black tide by Gorsa.

Gorsa's figure then emerged from the waves at an extremely fast speed, almost like teleportation. His entire body changed from bright to dark, transforming into an indistinct black shadow, behind which appeared an extremely bright spot of light.

The shadowy figure instantly grew a hundredfold, its size immediately surpassing that of the rotting monster it had just knocked out. The shadowy figure's top and bottom curled up, like a giant mouth swallowing the monster whole.

Then the bright light behind the shadowy figure dimmed instantly, and the originally huge shadowy figure shrank, almost returning to the size of a normal person.

A sound like squeezing cream echoed between heaven and earth.

The rotting monster was unable to break through the barrier after the shadow shrank; instead, it was compressed to its limit.

Without a doubt, it went from being hundreds of meters tall to just two meters in size; its body was compressed and altered.

Then the light suddenly went out, the shadowy figure wriggled, and transformed back into Gorsa.

He stood still, his expression obscured by the distance.

Thor, who had seen everything from beginning to end, knowingly raised his hand and waved twice in return.

He told his advisor, "I understand."

(End of this chapter)