Death Wizard Diary.

Chapter 991 New Speaker, New Experiment

At dawn the next day, chaos broke out at the Stargate Council's Stargazing Tower.

The wizards here originally thought that the migration experiment was a success and that they could leave this hopeless world with Speaker Alick. But they did not expect that Speaker Alick would choose to leave with all the third-tier wizards without hesitation, right after the fourth experiment was successful.

None of the other low-ranking wizards and apprentices who were assisting in the experiments were taken away.

These people were completely unaware of the core content of the experiment from beginning to end; they only learned about the progress of the experiment periodically.

These people were ecstatic when the second practical experiment was a great success.

After the third practical experiment was successfully completed, they began to look forward to the bright future after entering the stargate.

When the fourth practical experiment achieved all the predetermined goals, they had begun to sympathize with the wizards of the other two continents.

But this feeling of pride and excitement didn't last more than a few days before it was completely destroyed.

It turns out that they were never on the migration list by Alek from beginning to end.

It turns out that they and those they sympathized with were actually on equal footing.

After the initial shock, disbelief, stunned silence, and disappointment, a tremendous outburst of anger erupted.

The instruments, documents, and even the doors and windows inside the observatory were all smashed to pieces.

Thankfully, everyone here is a rational wizard; otherwise, there would likely have been even greater chaos.

It wasn't until noon, when everyone had vented their emotions, that their mood returned to normal.

Some people started wanting to leave the Stargate Council, but even after leaving, they didn't know where to go.

Just as everyone was at a loss and preparing to leave the observatory, the main gate of the observatory suddenly slammed shut.

The wizard closest to the gate was startled and quickly stepped forward to try to push it open. But the gate wouldn't budge.

Just as the wizard was preparing to use his magic to blast open the door, he suddenly heard the sound of stones scraping together overhead.

The people on the first floor quickly looked up and prepared for battle.

Then they saw the floor between the first and second floors spiral out like a flower. Then it appeared between the second and third floors, and between the third and fourth floors…

The entire interior of the observatory is opened from the middle, leading all the way to the top floor.

An extremely powerful pressure pressed down from above. The already bright interior of the observatory became even more dazzling. And the shadows beneath their feet suddenly seemed to come alive, dancing on the ground and walls.

"This is... the mental power of a fourth-tier wizard!"

Several second-tier wizards were the first to discover the social class represented by this oppressive force.

The news that a fourth-tier wizard had appeared inside the Stargazing Tower spread like ripples in all directions.

Soon, the wizards, who had just been angry and resentful, all quieted down.

Speaker Alec left, taking a large number of third-tier wizards with him, leaving only this group of low-tier wizards to face the unknown apocalypse.

But now that a fourth-tier wizard has appeared in the Stargate Council, could things take a turn for the better?

Most people held this thought in mind, suppressing their natural fear of high-ranking wizards, and waited in place.

At that moment, on the top floor of the Stargazing Tower, a wizard dressed in a black robe, with only half of his pink chin showing, appeared.

As soon as he appeared, everyone realized that he was the newly arrived fourth-tier wizard.

Although their faces were not visible, some people quickly recognized the other party's identity through mental energy fluctuations.

"Lord Gorsa?" Corey exclaimed incredulously, covering his mouth.

She had come to report on Madeline's death in the underground base, but she never expected to hear that Speaker Alec had already passed away.

Although she had expected it, she did not expect the speaker to act so quickly.

As soon as they felt confident, they immediately left the wizarding world, as if the enemy had already caught up with them.

But to Corey's great surprise, she actually saw Gorza, who was rumored to have died in the Eye of the Abyss!

More and more people recognized Gorsa, but they were not familiar with him.

Under the watchful eyes of all the wizards, Gorsa finally spoke, "It seems you've destroyed almost everything related to the migration plan. Although you didn't stay here voluntarily, at this point, you have no choice but to accept your fate."

Gorsa's words caused a minor commotion. But those who were about to make some small moves suddenly found themselves unable to move, as if they were bound by something.

If they could look down, they would find that the culprits binding them and preventing them from moving are none other than their own shadows.

"I hereby declare that from this moment forward, I am the new Speaker of the Stargate Council. Furthermore, all experimental projects of the Stargate Council are suspended, and the research focus is now shifted to combating the Black Tide! Anyone who fails to comply will simply die!"

……

Outside the Stargazing Tower, Thor stood high in the sky watching the Stargate Council change hands, with Byron standing beside him.

"I never expected that Lord Gorsa would ultimately choose to take over the Stargate Council."

Thor nodded. "This is equivalent to taking on the responsibility of protecting the continent of Iskeper."

"Time and experience can indeed change a person to a great extent."

"Has it changed? Heh, I think the mentor hasn't changed at all. Back in the Wizard Tower, the mentor strictly stipulated that all first-tier wizards could only study his resurrection magic and were not allowed to put too much energy into other things."

It was because of Gorsa's domineering nature that more than half of the mentors participated in the rebellion.

It seems that Professor Gorsa is determined not to change.

"Our experiment also needs to be accelerated." Thor turned around, no longer watching the commotion at the stargate. Anyway, it would be a piece of cake for a fourth-order being to suppress a group of second-order and below.

"Senior, you said the half-elf suddenly left you last night?"

"Yes, he said there's been a problem with the Queen Insect and he needs to go over and handle it."

"Is your connection with the elves still intact?"

"Um."

"Tsk." Thor clicked his tongue. It seemed that even if the half-elf left Byron, he could not sever his connection with the elves.

We really need to address the root cause.

"No rush," Byron reassured Saul.

The two returned to the villa in Olga's capital.

Thor took out his diary, turned to the page with Murridge's entry, and asked, "Did you send the people to the Queen's side?"

Yes. Where is this place, and why can it control my consciousness?

Murridge answered Saul's question first, and then asked his familiar question.

Thor glanced at Byron, thankfully the two had a backup plan. Otherwise, if the queen insect they had almost obtained had flown away, Murridge would have been disgusted to death.

"What do you want to do?" Thor continued to ask.

[Use malevolent thoughts to influence the Queen's state, causing her to go completely berserk and stop laying eggs. That way, even if you get the Queen, it won't matter... You captured me; the Speaker won't let you get away with it.]

He's gone.

【…】

"Do you have any other backup plans?"

That's all. We left in a hurry and didn't have time to make many arrangements.

"Did the others, including Ali, leave any other contingency plans? Or where are the resources and wealth you couldn't take with you? How do you obtain them?"

【…】

Murridge is struggling.

The Speaker stayed behind...

He held on for a second.

(End of this chapter)