Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 978 If you can't beat them, join them

When Saul returned to his room, he immediately saw a letter lying on the floor.

The envelope had a vague, intricate mark, a unique symbol of the Glow family.

"Could something have happened to Radiance?"

Thor quickly picked up the letter, and after verifying his mental power, the envelope disappeared automatically.

He quickly glanced at the contents of the letter and a surprised smile appeared on his face.

Herman had just come downstairs. Agu hadn't been feeling well these past two days, so he was assisting Thor with the experiments.

Although Herman is not as strong as Agu, he is still capable of assisting.

"Master, have you received any good news?" He had already seen the secret letter that suddenly appeared on the ground, but since it was addressed to Thor, if anyone else opened it, they would either be attacked or the letter would be destroyed, so he didn't dare to touch it at all.

Thor didn't hide anything from him, waving the letter in his hand, "Claire and Brando have made a breakthrough in the Soul-Stabilizing Array. That's fast! I haven't even gotten any clues yet. By the way, how long have we been here?"

Herman thought for a moment, "It's been almost three months."

"Only three months?" Thor shook the letter in his hand again, and this time the letter turned into white crystals like snowflakes, fluttering and falling.

Actually, there was another thing in the second half of the letter: Claire, having completed the initial experiment, asked Thor for the Chaotic Compass.

Next, she wanted to combine the Soul-Stabilizing Array with the skeletal monsters in the Chaotic Realm.

Keli is already able to control the skeletal monsters. If she can combine this with the Soul-Stabilizing Array to ensure the monsters' stability, she could even control an army of skeletons.

Therefore, Klee urgently needs more skeleton monsters to train.

However, Instructor Gorsa is also in the Chaotic Realm, relying on its unique environment to recover his mental strength, which was severely damaged in the Eye of the Abyss. If the Chaotic Realm Compass is given to Keli, it will be difficult for Instructor Gorsa to leave the Chaotic Realm.

"I wonder how my mentor is doing now." Thor suddenly remembered that he had left his mentor, Gorsa, in the Black Desert and hadn't checked on him for a long time.

Although Gorsa didn't need anyone to take care of him, Thor still felt a little guilty.

"Master, what should we do next?" Herman asked, seeing that Thor had not given any new orders.

"Continue the experiment according to the original plan," Saul told Herman. "Don't let what I'm doing now affect you."

Herman carefully observed Saul's expression and, finding that he seemed to have calmed down from his previous anger, dared to ask.

"Master, what do you want to do with that third-tier wizard next door?"

"Douglas and I are trying to use the special properties of the Red Worms to fight the Eye of the Abyss. The experiment is on track, but we don't have enough Red Worms. Since there's no other way to increase their numbers, we naturally have to turn to the Stargate Council for help." Thor's words were all true, not even an excuse. "Murridge just offended me, so I naturally won't bring it up. Douglas is a good buffer."

Herman asked these questions on behalf of Agu, who was not appearing in his diary.

He said with some concern, "The Stargate Council's plan is probably very dangerous and has many hidden dangers. You don't need to risk your life for Agu. We are all used to life and death, and Agu doesn't want you to let him affect your plans."

"Don't worry, it's not that dangerous. I'm not the one leading the charge right now," Thor reassured Herman, while also telling Agu, "Douglas, this third-tier wizard... is no ordinary person. And his allegiance to the Stargate Council isn't just about dealing with Murridge."

"The Black Tide apocalypse is drawing ever closer. If we continue our research in the usual way, we might not be able to cultivate enough Red Worms by the time the apocalypse strikes. But with the help of the Stargate Council, we can greatly shorten the research and experimentation time. As you have seen, the Stargate Council has casually dumped large quantities of inactivated Red Worms on the world side. This shows that their true purpose in the experiment is not the inactivated Red Worms. But that's exactly what we need."

Thor closed his eyes and saw again the continent in his dream that was about to be swallowed by the abyss.

He didn't know if everything he did could stop the apocalypse, but he knew that if he did nothing, the world would eventually collapse.

What he needs to do now is to strive to do things faster and better based on his observations of the future.

"Judging from Speaker Alec's composure and Murridge's recklessness, the Stargate experiment is going smoothly. My involvement will make it even easier for them. Once they use the Stargate to leave the Wizarding World, the remaining Red Worms will all be ours."

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"Will they leave the red worms behind?" Hermann asked worriedly.

"Yes, at least most of them will stay. Because once they leave the wizarding world, they simply won't be able to find a stable environment for spellcasting in the short term. And it's even less likely that they'll be carrying the highly dangerous, undead red worms."

Just like Thor failed to cast spells in the Rainbow World, the Deathbringer had to allocate him a piece of land with a stable magical environment in order to establish the Rainbow Channel.

And how could the Stargate Council, which was new to the scene and had no powerful backers, dare to set off with a bunch of time bombs?

"We accepted all the red worms that they couldn't take with them."

Herman actually felt that there was another step in Thor's plan: to help Agu get revenge.

But since Saul didn't say, Herman didn't ask any further.

"Now we just wait for the outcome of Douglas's negotiations with the Stargate Council. I believe he will succeed."

Thor left Herman to watch the house while he left. He was going to deliver the Chaotic Compass to Claire and also pretend to express his dissatisfaction with Douglas seeking help from the Stargate Council.

Murridge had just tricked his servant, which offended him.

But they certainly believe Thor will be back soon.

After all, in their view, how could a rational wizard really turn against the Stargate Council for the sake of a servant?

But they probably didn't expect that Thor wasn't in a hurry to turn against them. The only reason Murridge dared to do this now was because he was a crucial part of the Stargate project, and that Alec would protect him.

But Thor is to become an even more important part of the Stargate project.

If you can't beat them, then join them.

Even with the door closed, you can still get a hit!

Thor put on his coat, went out, and returned to the no man's land, looking indignant.

As soon as he boarded the airship, he saw Kismet, whom he hadn't seen in a long time.

This guy was so dejected a few days ago, but now he's playing a silver harp on an airship as a wandering musician.

He wore a nonchalant smile as he casually plucked the strings.

His voice was clear and melodious, without a fixed tune, and his melancholy yet handsome face alone was enough to captivate the women on the airship.

When he saw Saul, he didn't approach him, as if Saul were just a stranger. So Saul pretended not to know him and went straight into the cabin.

However, Thor had some doubts. "It's been so long since I've seen Kismet's harp. Is there some special significance to him playing it now?"

(End of this chapter)