Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 721

Chapter 711 Pentagram

After tying up the bone monster, Thor used the large amount of magic crystals he carried with him to create an underground seal.

This seal was made by Thor after extracting metal elements and reinforcing it. It was also a pure physical confinement cage.

Then Thor took a small bone from the bone monster with difficulty, buried it under his skin, and then sank the huge monster into the black sand.

When a large amount of black sand covered the monster again, the monster gradually calmed down.

“The black sand here is mixed with a large amount of inert black tide pollution, which seems to have a certain sealing effect on the anchor point.” Looking at the quiet monster, Thor was also inspired, “It seems that even if Byron’s inertization experiment cannot be expanded, it still needs to continue. The black powder formed after inertization may save everyone’s lives in the future.”

Facing the unknown black tide disaster, the more prepared the better.

Thor left a message for Noah under the death gate built by him, and then saw that the cooling time of one day was up, he immediately left the chaotic domain.

Back to the original world, he was still in the basement of the old manor.

At this time, there was no black tide in the closed room he had temporarily created.

“The black tide that came into contact with me before was brought to a part of the chaotic area by me, but there must be some left here. Now the room is unusually clean. Sure enough, when there is no eye of the storm and anchor point, the black tide hides mostly underground and causes little pollution to the people living here.”

This also confirms Thor and Byron’s research on the black tide.

Thor originally wanted to use the newly obtained bones to test the black tide in this room again, but after thinking about it, he gave up.

He opened the closed wall above his head and crawled out of the silent basement.

As soon as he walked back to the hall, Thor saw Kismet sitting on the ground playing the harp boredly.

He didn’t see him for half a year, and he didn’t look any different.

The momentum and magic fluctuations on his body still looked like a second-level wizard.

Only between his eyebrows and eyes, there was a little more calmness and a little less melancholy.

“Why are you here?” Thor asked.

Kismet smiled, “I’ll perform a show for you.”

As he said that, he didn’t wait for Thor’s consent, and he sped up his performance.

As the clear and pleasant sound of strings rang out, two men wearing black wizard robes and covering their faces walked down the stairs from the second floor.

It would not be accurate to say that they walked down, because they were actually dancing on tiptoe.

Their toes kept rising and falling, and their hands and arms were also drawing not-so-graceful arcs in front of their chests.

Their heads were slightly tilted to one side, trembling with the swaying of their bodies, as if the necks connected to their heads had become a spring, and as long as they moved a little more, their heads would be bounced off by the spring.

This duet was neither beautiful nor funny, it just made people’s backs cold, and their toes, arms and necks were all uncomfortable.

Thor looked away and turned back to Kismet.

“Who are these two people?”

“Wizards from the Stargate Council.” Kismet answered Thor’s question while playing the piano. “They followed Diudiu secretly, maybe they wanted to see where you were going.”

“I jumped on it after seeing Diudiu, but you weren’t there at all. I thought you might come to the Old Manor, so I brought these two people with me, so that they wouldn’t be disappointed like me.”

“Hehe, do you think I’m kind?”

Thor just wanted to say that Kismet had nothing to do with kindness.

“Kindness means killing them and dancing like clowns?”

Kismet pouted. “It’s really boring waiting for you, so I have to pass the time by rehearsing dance. Do you think their dance is like a clown’s? Oh, they really have no talent.”

Kismet’s hand heavily scratched the strings, and the two wizards from the Stargate Council fell to the ground.

Finally, they can die peacefully.

“Why are the wizards from the Stargate Council following me?”

“Maybe they want to invite you over as their guest. But I don’t recommend you go over now. After all, they are doing a very uncertain experiment.”

Kismet always has his sources of information.

Thor was not polite to him, “What experiment?”

Kismet twitched his eyebrows, “Stargate observation experiment.”

“It’s really a very dangerous experiment.” Thor sneered. He didn’t forget how the Stargate Council secretly attacked Pearl and made her the coordinate to open the Stargate.

Until now, Thor has asked Nerella to try to call Pearl many times, but still got no response.

“Didn’t the Stargate Council want to use the Stargate to leave this world? Now that the Stargate has been opened, do they want to migrate immediately?”

“They do want to. But their strength doesn’t allow it. Without the strength of a fifth-level wizard, rashly going to the other end of the Stargate… Well, it’s as stupid as jumping off a cliff and expecting to be caught by a branch.”

Thor nodded in agreement, “So, they are testing it now. Currently it’s observation, and the next step is to let people pass, right?”

At this point, Thor paused for a moment.

“Then I really should go there.”

Kismet waved his arms exaggeratedly, “It’s very dangerous, Master!”

Thor chuckled, “Where is not dangerous?”

Kismet laughed and stopped pretending. He stood up with one hand, put his two fingers together, took out a scroll from his sleeve, bent down and stretched it in front of Thor.

“You are right. Since you want to be promoted, there is no place that is not dangerous. So, I think you have already made up your mind to open this scroll.”

After Thor solemnly took the scroll, Kismet stood up, “You don’t know, in order to get this scroll back, I went to the Burial Sea under the Sky City, went deep into the most dangerous and darkest seabed, and brought you this cursed scroll that has been sealed for hundreds of years.”

He pulled his collar, revealing a bloody skin below his collarbone.

The Burial Sea is definitely a very dangerous place that can leave an unhealable wound on a fourth-level wizard.

“Do you need me to heal you?”

“No.” Kismet smiled and pulled his collar.

It’s probably a disguise.

Thor had not forgotten that the other party was also a master of illusion.

He lowered his head and unpacked the cylinder outside the scroll, pouring out the contents.

It was neither parchment nor silk paper.

The things that fell from the cylinder seemed like a scarf woven with fine metal wires, flowing into Thor’s palm like mercury.

His fingertips felt cold and delicate.

Thor carefully unfolded the paper woven with extremely fine metal wires.

But there was nothing on it.

“What is this?”

Kismet whispered, “This is the method for the previous owner of the diary… Oh, I’m talking about the method for a true owner like you to be promoted to a fourth-level wizard.”

The previous owner of the diary?

The wizard who created a mountain of corpses and a sea of corpses, but abandoned everything?

Thor became much more cautious. He lowered his head again, and his mental power had covered the metal wire paper.

The next second, Thor’s brain shook, and a crooked pentagram appeared in Thor’s eyes.

His eyes felt a sharp pain, and he subconsciously closed his eyes.

When he opened his eyes again, his hands were empty.

The pentagram pattern suddenly appeared in his spiritual body.

But the color was extremely dim, as if waiting for someone to light it up.

(End of this chapter)