Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 940 Behind the Rift

A silver butterfly carried the blind Haywood away.

Penny will take Haywood to the Second Wizard Tower.

The reason they didn't send him to a more distant place was because there were rotting Black Tide monsters everywhere, and even though Penny was a Nightmare Butterfly, she couldn't guarantee that she could safely take Haywood away.

The second wizard's tower, however, is relatively safe. Unless Thor and Murphy both can't hold the anchor point.

When Thor sent Haywood away, Murphy disappeared from the ruins of the First Wizarding Tower and reappeared inside the monster, now located below the anchor point.

The black tide monster was so rotten that it was almost just bones, which actually made it easier for Murphy to approach its head from below.

However, the four-winged anchor point hovering above the monster's head didn't care about the monster beneath its feet. With a light bounce, it smashed the monster's skull and rushed towards Murphy.

Murphy was already prepared for the attack. At the same time, his body sank, heavy as a mountain, crushing the monster's ribs and sending it rapidly into the sea.

"Murphy actually went into the sea on his own initiative?" Thor remembered what Robin had said: the ocean was the one that was truly polluted.

"Could it be that Wizard Murphy is using pollution to isolate pollution?" Thor's mind lit up. Without further hesitation, he transformed into a black arrow, piercing the surface of the sea and plunging deep into the ocean.

As soon as he entered the sea, Thor saw the wizard Murphy continuing to sink deeper into the ocean, anchored at the anchor point.

Whether due to the anchor point's influence or Murphy's own manipulation, his arm, face, and neck, which were in contact with the anchor point, all turned into clods of earth. Every now and then, fragments were carried away by the sea.

But Murphy looked very calm, as if everything was still under his control.

"Thor... hold down... the seabed..."

The other party's voice came intermittently, and Thor immediately transformed into a blur, rushing towards the anchor point.

As they approached, Thor quickly pressed down on one of the anchor's wings, then increased the force, working with Murphy at the bottom to push the anchor towards the seabed.

The two people and the strange creature sank rapidly, traveling for a long time in the darkness, and were about to reach the seabed.

Murphy freed one hand and suddenly stretched it downwards.

The seabed he was pointing to suddenly grew upwards, the raised land section was hundreds of square meters, and the center was cracked in a cross shape, like a huge mouth trying to swallow the three of them whole.

Murphy's upper body, which had turned into mud, suddenly softened and wrapped around the anchor point that was suppressing him.

Seeing this, Thor knew he was right; Murphy wanted to seal the anchor point on the seabed.

This may only be a short-term seal, but once the black tide passes, they will be able to free up their resources and move the anchor point again.

"Thor, let go!" Murphy's voice was very clear due to the close proximity.

The opponent is a wizard specializing in earth magic; the ocean can't trap him, but it will be difficult for Thor to get out. Murphy is even less likely to risk escaping from the anchor point to open the door for Thor alone.

Seeing that Murphy was about to enter the cross-shaped crevice, Thor quickly let go and retreated rapidly to avoid being pulled in.

However, just as the anchor point was about to be pulled underground by Murphy, Murphy's upper body suddenly exploded on the spot, scattering dirt everywhere and turning into a muddy mess in the sea.

The white anchor point also detached at that moment.

The next second, the mud automatically reformed, and Murphy, who had returned to human form, looked at the anchor point that had already escaped more than ten meters away. He was about to risk teleporting, but the next second, Thor's figure appeared next to the anchor point and grabbed him.

It turns out that when Thor sank down the anchor point, he left behind a tiny fragment of his soul.

Under the influence of the anchor point, this fragment of soul cannot last long and will soon be corrupted by the anchor point, losing its coordinate ability.

But just in case, he kept it, and unexpectedly, it actually came in handy.

As soon as Thor grabbed the anchor, he felt his fingers crack, as if they would shatter into powder at any moment. To prevent the anchor from escaping, he had to channel all his magic to repair his hand. But in doing so, the contamination on the anchor began to spread throughout his body via his magic.

That's what makes anchor points so dangerous.

Even living anchors don't have much combat power, but the pollution they bring is impossible to guard against.

They can only wait it out, as if they're competing to see who can outlive them.

Fortunately, Thor wasn't fighting alone; Murphy had already appeared behind the anchor point.

Having learned from the previous accident, Murphy transformed his entire body into a soft, silvery-white substance, instantly enveloping the anchor point. Then, the remaining soft substance layered over it, sealing the anchor point entirely within the silvery-white spherical center.

Then the silvery-white sphere instantly teleported into the inside of the cross-shaped crack.

Thor was terrified. Could it be that he was teleporting with the anchor point? Wasn't he afraid of dying here?

He is the creator of the Wailing Wall, and the one who ensures that the Wailing Wall has stood to this day.

Aren't you afraid that if he dies, the Wailing Wall will also be destroyed?

Despite his worries, Thor could only follow at a distance, just in case something unexpected happened again.

But then another unexpected event occurred.

A crack suddenly appeared on the seabed.

It wasn't a crack in the rock, nor was it a blockage by the sea; it was a genuine fissure that appeared in space.

The crack is a meter long, and the colors inside are constantly changing.

Thor's mental energy vanished the instant he detected the rift.

When the crack appeared, the silver-white sphere that Murphy had transformed into immediately came to a stop, and then, as if attracted by a strong magnetic force, it rushed uncontrollably toward the crack.

Just as Thor was about to stop him, he suddenly realized that his left hand was also feeling an extremely terrifying attraction!

The suction force actually came from the anchor fragment at his fingertips!

Thor and Murphy, who were transformed into silver-white spheres, were simultaneously drawn to the rift and arrived at its entrance almost at the same time.

The inside of the rift was a chaotic mess, and Thor had no idea what was inside or what kind of world it was.

But his diary gave him the answer.

September 19th, 324th year of the lunar calendar

The sudden appearance of eyes interrupted the course of history.

Life, which should have been dormant, struggled and trembled unwillingly.

Shh, you woke it up.

When you are completely under its watchful eye

These are your last moments in this world.

The rift appeared too quickly; Thor had no time to actively sense the danger from the other party. Fortunately, the diary could still provide early warnings.

But at the same time, the diary's warning came too late. It was as if it had been fooled by the rift just a second before, only realizing it when Thor was about to be sucked into it.

Fortunately, it's not too late.

Thor now understood what was inside that rift.

That is the Eye of the Abyss.

It is the most terrifying source hidden in the vortex of the Black Tide.

Without a second thought, he grabbed the silvery-white sphere in front of him that was about to be sucked into the rift.

"Murphy the Wizard, release the anchor!"

Murphy didn't say anything, but the silvery-white sphere split in two, and the four-winged anchor points that he had trapped inside were instantly sucked into the crack.

However, Murphy was too close to the rift. Even though he released the anchor point in time, his body continued to move closer to the rift due to inertia.

The effects of deformation and anchor points prevented Murphy from escaping for the time being.

Meanwhile, Thor was unable to remove the anchor point on his index finger and was still being pulled closer to the crevice. But he still did not give up.

"puff!"

A strange sound rang out.

An eye suddenly appeared on Thor's shinbone.

However this is just the beginning.

Numerous iridescent eyes appeared and exploded repeatedly, like bubbles rising from boiling water.

After the eyes appeared, Thor's speed slowed down as he approached the rift, and finally stopped just before he touched it.

The diary offered no further warnings, clearly indicating that Thor's decisive decision to summon his starry eyes was the absolutely correct one!

Murphy had just recovered from the effects of the anchor point and barely managed to transform back into human form. When he looked at Thor again, he discovered that the young wizard, whose entire body had turned into a skeleton, was covered in eyes!

Countless new eyes squeezed out from the gaps between the existing eyes, their density resembling that of the plumpest grapes.

Murphy had never seen anything like it before; his battered spirit had finally reached its limit.

His eyes rolled back, and he fainted.

(End of this chapter)