Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 29

Chapter 29 Hmm and Hehehe

Shit!

Thor was in such a hurry to come out just now that he just picked up the things casually, and the side with the words on the three-dimensional coordinates was exposed.

“Hmm~”

This time, the nasal sound took a turn, with a hint of begging.

A second-level apprentice saw something he was interested in, but did not forcefully grab it, but just expressed his request.

He expressed his request very…very well.

Thor sighed in his heart, and whispered to the senior who looked harmless and had a very low sense of presence: “Senior, it’s almost eight o’clock now, why don’t we go back to the West Tower dormitory area and talk about it?”

“Hmm!”

A short and pleasant voice sounded.

Thor walked quickly back to the West Tower, and the second-level apprentice followed closely behind him.

Silent and without much sense of presence.

Like a ghost behind him.

When Thor returned to the West Tower dormitory, most of the apprentices had also returned.

It seemed like a convention that few people would stay in the East Tower after eight o’clock, but they would not return too early.

At this moment, the dormitory area of the West Tower is the busiest. Even some veteran first-level apprentices living on the sixth floor will come out to take a breath.

It’s nothing else, just too much pressure.

The living environment is such a small wizard tower. If you are not at the second level, you will have few opportunities to go out.

Every time you finish a day of dizzy study, the moment you just return to the dormitory area is the most tired and relaxed moment.

Thor has hardly seen such apprentices.

Because every time he returns to the dormitory, he goes straight in and never stays outside.

But today seems to be particularly lively.

“Thor!” Keli leaned against the door of her dormitory, as if waiting for Thor.

Seeing people, she took two steps forward, a little unhappy.

“Why didn’t you go to the mutual aid meeting?”

Thor blinked.

“I forgot.”

He really forgot.

At first, after discovering the three-dimensional coordinate axis, he was so focused on studying that he had no time to care about the passage of time. Later, he was bent over by the pressure of many tasks and almost didn’t have time to rush back to the East Tower.

In this state, how could he have the mood to think about the mutual aid association?

“I went because I heard from Doze that you would go.” Keli pouted, her expression was much more vivid than usual.

“I only said I would consider it…”

“I knew Doze was unreliable.” Keli acted angry, but recovered quickly, and even smiled, “But the mutual aid association is also quite interesting. Discussing with everyone really made me think about problems that I had never thought about before, hehe…”

Sol looked at Keli in horror.

Keli was frightened by Sol’s gaze, and hurriedly lowered her head to examine herself, “Why are you looking at me like that?”

Sol touched his arm. Just now when Keli laughed, he suddenly felt creepy, and now the goose bumps have not gone away.

“Why are you laughing like that?” Sol asked simply.

“Laughing?” Keli subconsciously touched her face, “Why am I laughing?”

“It’s just…”

“Hehehe…”

Sol and Keli turned back at the same time and saw the girl who lived diagonally opposite them not far away, laughing and talking to Doze.

“…Hehehe.”

Doze seemed to have heard something interesting and started laughing.

Sol felt that the atmosphere in the entire dormitory area had become strange.

He looked into the distance again. Did all the new apprentices in the corridor run out? Why were there so many people?

“Hehehe.”

“Hehehe…”

The seemingly normal but actually weird smiles rang out from time to time in the corridor.

Sol’s eyes finally fell on Keli in front of him.

“Hehehe.” She was still looking at Doze, and she seemed to hear something interesting and laughed along.

“Keli!” Sol slapped Keli on the forehead.

“Ah!” Keli was stunned, “What are you doing?”

Sol didn’t know how to explain, but he always felt that he couldn’t let Keli keep laughing like this.

Sol pulled Keli and went into his dormitory.

The first time Keli entered Sol’s dormitory, she stared at Sol’s desk at first sight.

Sure enough, the academic bully is more interested in studying. As

soon as Sol closed the door, he remembered that the senior who had no sense of existence was still behind him.

He wanted to open the door and invite the senior in again, but when he looked up, he found that the senior who could only say “um” was already standing behind Keli.

Keli looked at Sol’s desk with curiosity, but she resisted the urge to turn it over.

But the senior came behind Keli and suddenly lowered his head. His mouth was like a retractable water pipe, stretching out more than ten centimeters and sticking to the top of Keli’s head.

But Keli still stared at Sol’s desk as if she didn’t feel anything.

“Senior, don’t!”

Keli heard Sol’s exclamation and turned around quickly. Only then did she see an uncle standing behind her.

The uncle’s worm-like mouth seemed to be stuck on her head.

Although Keli was usually a proud and calm little girl, she was so scared that her whole body stiffened when she saw someone’s mouth “kissing” her head.

When she wanted to move again, she found that her whole body could not move.

“Sol… Sol…” The little girl, who was only twelve years old, trembled and asked Sol for help.

Sol was about to step forward when he saw the senior shaking his head at Sol.

“Hmm~”

He also made a tortuous rejection sound.

“Gudong.”

It seemed as if something was sucked out of Keli’s brain. The pipe-like mouth had an obvious bulge moving from Keli’s head to the senior’s mouth.

After that, the senior retracted his strange long mouth, wiped it with the back of his hand, and nodded to Thor.

“Yeah!”

Thor’s first reaction was that the senior was telling him that it was okay.

Keli had been standing there in a daze since the senior retracted his mouth. Her face became darker and worse.

“I was tricked.” She raised her hand and touched the top of her head. There were two small wounds that only stung slightly when touched.

Keli came back to her senses and bowed respectfully to the senior who saved her.

“Thank you so much.”

But the senior ignored Keli and nodded his chin to Thor.

“Yeah, yeah.”

Thor handed the drawings in his hand to the senior respectfully.

Anyway, the senior had already seen the drawings. Even if Thor didn’t give it to him, it would not be difficult for the other party to snatch it.

Besides, he helped Keli.

And Keli helped Thor.

“Senior, do you want to help those people outside?” Thor asked tentatively.

The senior shook his head while looking at the drawings that Thor gave him, with an indifferent look on his face.

Thor was relieved to get a negative answer.

He was not very enthusiastic, but was actually afraid that the senior was a good person.

Now it seems that the other party saved Keli more for the exchange of interests.

If Thor had not shown his importance to Keli, the senior might not have helped.

This is also good, Thor likes to exchange interests and does not like to owe favors.

“If you like, I can explain the principle of this thing to you again.”

Since the drawings have been given, Thor does not mind talking more. He believes that a second-level apprentice will sooner or later understand the basic principles of this drawing.

Since the other party also likes to exchange interests, Thor does not mind playing his rare trump card first.

In this way, his trump card will not lose its value so quickly.

The silent senior did not refuse. Thor directly pulled him and Keli to the long table and briefly explained the concept and application of coordinate axes.

After a few short sentences, the room was quiet for a moment.

The senior suddenly opened his mouth.

His mouth was like rubber and could stretch and retract. He could put his whole arm in and still have enough space.

Then he really reached in and rummaged around in his mouth, and took out a booklet.

There were a few messy words on the booklet.

Byron’s study notes.

“Senior, your name is Byron?”

Senior Byron nodded. He hesitated for a moment, then took out a sharp dagger from his mouth and casually cut a five-centimeter cut on his neck.

Dark red blood gushed out.

Thor and Keli were not expecting it.

What was going on?

Was he performing suicide on the spot?

Who knew that under the wound, a mouthful of big yellow teeth and a thick tongue were struggling to show.

“The parasites of the mutual aid society will not harm your life.” A hoarse voice sounded, as if it had not spoken for a long time, “But they are not good things either. Don’t get close to them, and don’t mind your business.”

As Byron began to speak, his wounds began to heal. When he finished the last word, the wounds disappeared, leaving only a line of blood, spreading from the neck to the chest.

(End of this chapter)