Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 941 Reaching the End

The diary warns that if Thor is seen by the Eye of the Abyss, he will be completely wiped out from this world.

But what if the Eye of the Abyss can't see him?

Therefore, Thor immediately activated the Star Eyes within his body at full power.

Those eyes, which had been locked up for three years, rushed out of Saul's mental world as soon as they were released.

Just as Thor had predicted, Star Eyes stared back at the rift without fear, showing no sign of being pulled in.

After a long period of staring at each other, the crack finally disappeared from the seabed.

Thor then closed the eyes on his body.

This time, however, the eyes took a little longer to come out, and it was a bit difficult to press them back in one by one.

It took nearly an hour for Thor to fully recover.

Behind him, Murphy had already woken up.

After he woke up, he didn't look at Thor again. He sat cross-legged on the seabed with his back to Thor, looking up at the sea surface as if he were looking up at the starry sky.

"Murphy Wizard, let's go up." Thor was actually a little embarrassed; he now roughly knew what it would look like to have starry eyes.

It's really an eyesore.

It's commonly known as "eye-watering".

Of course, he was even more afraid that when Murphy turned around, his face would also be covered in eyes.

However, Murphy was, after all, a fourth-tier wizard. When he turned around upon hearing Thor's voice, the mischievous starry eyes didn't appear on his body.

Just as Saul was about to breathe a sigh of relief, he was choked by Murphy's next words.

"I can't go up." Murphy's voice was very calm.

Thor's skeletal head shook blankly twice. "Are you injured? Or is there a problem with your spirit?"

Murphy spread his hands, letting Saul see his lower body.

From the waist down, Murphy's body had turned into grayish-white rock.

He had just transformed into a silvery-white soft body, but at that time he was full of aggression. Now, his grayish-white body exudes a heavy aura of death.

"Sol, I've reached the finish line."

A gray light flickered in Thor's eyes.

"I am very, very old."

"But you are already a fourth-level wizard, practically immortal."

"If I wanted to live, perhaps I could, but my path has come to an end. If I were to live on, I would only be a solid shell."

Thor crouched down so Murphy wouldn't have to look up at him. "But the Wailing Wall still needs you."

"If it weren't for the Wailing Wall, I wouldn't have held on until now. This time, the anchor point appeared rather abruptly, but it's better than it appearing after I'm gone. By then, even if I wanted to protect the far north, it would be too late. Thor, I've held on for many years."

Thor had nothing to say.

Yes, even the Radiant Clan Chief Norton has reached the end of his life. How could the wizard Murphy, who is older than Norton and has been doing his best to support the Wailing Wall, not be tired?

The path to the fifth rank in this world has been sealed off, and the fourth-rank wizards who cannot advance wander aimlessly within the existing knowledge day after day.

But the more powerful they become, the more they understand what they already know. Yet, the more they understand, the more they discover that knowledge they once thought was perfectly clear always becomes unfamiliar at certain times, as if something is wrong, but they can't quite put their finger on it.

It's like being trapped in a small, dark room, knowing full well that there's a vast world outside, yet unable to get out.

Because the door leading to the outside world has been sealed off.

At this moment, Thor finally understood why the Stargate Council was willing to risk the dangers of the outside world to launch the Stargate Project.

It was as if they had discovered a hole in a closed room, and through that hole, they saw a glimmer of light.

This tiny ray of light was enough to ignite their boundless thirst for the outside world, so even if they were battered and bruised, they would still force their way out of that hole.

"Is there anything I can do for you?" Thor asked softly.

Since Murphy already knew his time was coming to an end, he should have made preparations long ago. He didn't believe Murphy would just stand by and watch his hard work, the Wailing Wall, vanish in the next black tide.

"No need, I've already made arrangements." Murphy said, a hint of guilt on her face. "In the end, I still acted impulsively."

Saul didn't understand. Was it considered willful to die without struggling at the end of one's life?

Was Murphy Wizard too demanding of himself?

Murphy smiled wearily. "You'll understand."

After saying that, he closed his eyes. "It's time for me to fight alongside my old friends."

The moment Murphy closed his eyes, the greyish-white color on his lower body rapidly spread upwards. By the time he finished speaking, the petrification had expanded to his lips, then his nose, eyes, and forehead.

In just a few breaths, Murphy, the wizard who had supported the Wall of Sighs for a hundred years, was completely turned into a stone statue.

But the changes did not stop there.

The ground beneath his feet rose up, absorbing the soil from the nearby foundation and rapidly elevating the ground.

Thor, standing beside him, was pushed up to prevent them from rising to near the surface. Thor could touch the air with his hand when he stood up.

Then Murphy's corpse also began to change.

His body continued to deform and expand, gradually becoming indistinguishable from its original human form, and instead turning into a cylindrical stone sculpture with an uneven surface.

The stone statue that Murphy the wizard had transformed into was still expanding and growing, and soon it broke through the sea surface.

"This is... a wizard's tower?!"

Thor could no longer contain his shock and flew out of the sea with the rising stone sculpture.

The cylindrical stone sculpture continued to change its shape, gradually taking on the prototype of a wizard's tower. However, its outer layer was full of patterns, just like the wrinkled skin of the wizard Murphy.

The sea had calmed down sometime earlier, and the Kuroshio Current, which should have lasted for several days, was nowhere to be seen. The pollution levels in the air had also returned to the levels of a month before the Kuroshio Current.

It's as if Thor only spent a little over an hour underwater, but several days had passed on the surface.

"Thor!" Maria's voice came from afar, and her figure grew larger until she stood in front of Thor.

She recognized Thor's skeletal form and his mental energy fluctuations.

Upon seeing Maria approach, Thor quickly grew muscle and skin to cover the anchor point on his left hand.

"Thor, I just received a message from Haili saying that an insurmountable enemy has appeared here. But before I could get here, the Black Tide suddenly receded. The Black Tide monsters that were left behind have also become weak. Did you do something?"

She looked around again. "Hayley also notified Wizard Murphy. Hasn't he arrived yet?"

Thor looked at Maria and said softly, "Murphy the Wizard, he has reached the end."

Maria was stunned, and for a long time she didn't understand what Thor was talking about.

Or perhaps she simply didn't want to understand.

Thor understood her feelings, but as a wizard guarding the Wailing Wall, there was no time to run away.

He placed his hand on the wall of the wizard tower beside him. "He chose to accompany you in another way. The original First Wizard Tower was destroyed by monsters. This is the new First Wizard Tower, wrinkled and worn, but still sturdy and strong."

Mary's tears immediately flowed.

(End of this chapter)