Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 939 is extremely bad

With a deafening roar, the First Wizard Tower, which had stood in the Storm Sea for over a hundred years, collapsed completely due to a single hole.

The upper half of the tower fell directly into the sea, right next to the lower half, creating huge waves. Those waves were then swallowed up by the encroaching Kuroshio Current.

Large amounts of seawater rushed into the broken wizard tower and flowed out from other cracks, carrying away more debris.

A single wave licked away a small portion of the remaining foundation of the tower.

How many waves can that dilapidated half of the wizard tower withstand?

"Keli! Stay inside the tower and don't come out. If you can't hold on, immediately seal off the wizard tower! You understand!"

Thor yelled at Claire.

"And what about you?" Claire's anxious voice came from inside the cannon barrel.

Thor watched the small white figure fly back and land on the head of the giant, rotting monster, and said in a deep voice, "I must stop that anchor point."

After saying that, he got up and flew towards the First Wizard Tower without waiting for Claire's response.

He never expected that just moments ago he was going to practice on the Black Tide monsters so he could use them to fight the Anchor Point later. But when he looked up, the Anchor Point was right in front of him.

Hey! A wild boss has spawned in the newbie leveling area!

Thor thought to himself, trying to find some humor in his misery.

Moreover, the anchor points here aren't the kind of fragments that emerge from the eye of the storm in no man's land. Instead, they are complete, movable skeletons.

Just like the grayish-white skeletons Thor saw in the world outside the Chaos Realm!

That was a terrifying monster from the Eye of the Abyss.

It is a terrifying source of pollution that can cause a third-tier wizard to become corrupted with a single encounter with the Anchor Fragment!

Not to mention the living, intact anchor point right in front of us!

Thor couldn't imagine what would happen once it got close to the second wizard tower he was guarding.

Even if Claire hides at the very bottom, she probably can't escape the contamination of the anchor point. She can only retreat back to the chaotic domain.

But even if Klee is alright, what about the others? If the Wailing Wall is breached, Thor's fourth target in Symphony of Fate will perish in the Black Tide!

That won't work!

Thor's eyes seemed to blaze with two flames, and then his body turned completely into black bones, even his left hand was gone.

With a splash, Little Algae fell into the sea along with the storage device. It tried to chase after it but was stopped by Thor's mental power. It whimpered twice, knowing it couldn't cause trouble for Thor, so it swallowed the storage device and continued to whimper as it swam deeper into the sea.

Casting aside all his worries, Thor ducked and charged through the first and second waves, landing on the crumbling wall between the third wave and the first wizard's tower.

"Mentor! Mentor Gorsa!"

No one responded.

Thor's heart tightened. Even though it was a living anchor, it couldn't have killed Gorsa with just one attack, could it?

That's Gorza!

The rotting monsters that were still guarding the First Wizard Tower had turned their heads to look over. The anchor points above seemed to be very interested in Thor and did not attack him immediately.

Thor then realized that the anchor point looked like four wings stuck together, without a head or torso, but it was still a complete entity.

Two of their wings were spread out, and the two were huddled together, like a person observing Thor with arms crossed, ready to attack at any moment.

Seeing that the other party did not come over, Thor quickly scanned the entire wreckage with his mental power. If there was no trace of Instructor Gorsa here, then he could only try to search in the upper half of the wizard tower that had fallen into the sea.

I just don't know if the other side's anchor point will give him this opportunity.

At that moment, he finally sensed the spiritual power of someone at the bottom of the tower. It wasn't Gorsa, but someone he knew.

Thor stepped through the broken wizard tower and fell to the bottom floor through the cracks in the stairs.

He saw a figure half-buried in the pile of rocks.

"Heywood!"

Thor stepped forward and pulled Haywood up.

Heywood wasn't seriously injured, but his body was already undergoing a mutation. His eyes looked as if they had just exploded, with red and yellow viscous liquid sticking to his face. His two eyes had turned into two fleshy holes. Tiny fleshy buds were also covering the holes, like earthworms half-burrowing into the soil.

After Thor pulled the man out, he directly absorbed the contamination on Haywood's face with his tentacles.

His eyes did not recover, but all the granulation tissue fell out of his eye sockets.

Heywood was clutching something tightly in his hand, but when Thor looked down, there was nothing there.

"Heywood, can you still move?"

The anchor on the opposite side seemed to have finished observing Thor, and the two skeletal wings that had been embracing each other were slowly opening.

Thor was certain that once the opponent's wings were fully spread, that would be the time for it to attack again.

Heywood couldn't see, but he recognized Thor's voice, "I, I can, cough cough..."

"Where's Mentor Gorsa? And Heidi?"

"Instructor Gorsa left relieved after seeing you kill the first monster."

So, it turns out that Professor Gorsa had already left?

Thor gave a wry smile. It seemed that his mentor had seen how easily he was dealing with the Black Tide monsters, so he simply ran away, leaving the task of fighting the Black Tide to him.

But he probably never imagined that this Black Tide War would actually have an anchor point!

The plan to fight the anchors together with Gorsa has now fallen through. They must find Wizard Murphy; otherwise, Thor alone doesn't have the confidence to defeat such a complete anchor.

Saul's attention was mostly focused on the anchor point opposite him, and he didn't notice that Haywood made no mention of his sister Heidi. Instead, he tightened his grip on his hands, as if he had been trying to grab something.

But there was nothing left in his palm.

Since Instructor Gorsa was no longer present, Thor decided to retreat to the Second Wizarding Tower first, and then have Hely call Murphy. If the Anchor Point attacked the Second Wizarding Tower again, then Claire would immediately hide in the Chaotic Realm.

As for the others... well, they can only hope for the best.

However, just as Thor was preparing to leave with Haywood, an old figure suddenly appeared above them.

"Murphy the Wizard!" Thor exclaimed in surprise.

It seems the other side is also keeping a close eye on the situation at the front lines, otherwise how could they have appeared here so soon after the Wizard Tower was destroyed?

Moreover, he teleported here. He almost never teleported over the stormy sea before.

"Thor, I sensed the crystal pillars of the First Wizarding Tower cracking. Has Gorsar already left?" Murphy asked without turning his head. He clearly recognized Thor, now a skeleton, with ease.

Because of Murphy's appearance, the anchor point opposite was like an enraged beast, its four wings raised high and trembling slightly.

"Yes, Lord Murphy, we must stop it."

Murphy still didn't turn around. "It's not us, it's me. You take the others and leave. Continue to hold your wizard tower."

Thor frowned—though he had no eyebrows—disapprovingly. "Lord Murphy, can you defeat the Anchor?"

"Such a lively creature hasn't been sealed yet." Murphy seemed to be joking, but his voice was incredibly heavy.

Clearly, the appearance of an active anchor point on the Wailing Wall was also extremely bad news for him.

"Then please allow me to assist you." Thor slowly extended his left hand.

His left hand was clenched into a fist, with the first white knuckle of his index finger firmly wrapped in his palm.

"I have some resistance to this stuff."

(End of this chapter)