Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 75

Chapter 75 Clear up the misunderstanding first

. The West Tower Dormitory, which is a safe area for apprentices, is also a dangerous area for him who used to be a servant. When Thor walked in the dormitory area at night, he often felt something strange.

But the floor where the mentors were located did not have that weird and dangerous feeling.

Not at all.

Is it that the ability of formal wizards to control power has greatly improved, or are all dangers already contained to the point where they cannot be leaked?

Thor came to the end of the corridor and looked up along the ramp.

Mentor Kaz lives on the seventeenth floor.

He rarely appears in the laboratory and the morgue. Is he like Mentor Rum, who treats the dormitory as a real laboratory?

As for the eighteenth floor and above, it is all the private space of the tower master.

It is said that the tower master Gorza is a second-level wizard, but it is a super-strong second-level that is extremely close to the third level.

As for how strong he is, no one has described it. It is only known that the five mentors completely obey the tower master’s orders.

The second-level wizard is a height that Thor cannot reach at all now.

Thinking of the vengeful spirit on his body, Thor temporarily put aside his yearning for a formal wizard and quickened his pace to leave this floor.

When Thor arrived at the second laboratory on the 14th floor, he found that the door was open.

Thor walked to the door and looked inside.

This laboratory was much smaller than the laboratory of Professor Kaz. There were no rows of cabinets for storing materials, but there were many more operating tables.

The most eye-catching thing in the room was a high-backed chair made of metal with double armrests. There were several ropes as thick as thumbs hanging under the chair.

There was also an operating table opposite the chair, and a man stood behind the table.

The man with brown curly hair and a second-level apprentice name tag on his chest was burning something in a brazier with an expressionless face.

A few blue smoke rose from the brazier, sometimes dispersing, sometimes gathering, and finally dissipating on the roof.

Fearing that the other party was doing an experiment, Thor did not disturb him.

If he startled the other party, a tremor in his hand would ruin his work, and the other party would blackmail him again, which would be bad.

Thor stood at the door, intending to wait for the other party to discover him first before going in.

Unexpectedly, just as Thor stopped, he heard the person inside say, “Why don’t you come in? The door is reserved for you.”

“Senior Nick?” Thor asked tentatively.

Nick looked up, smoke swirling around his face, “Do you remember me?”

“…” How could Thor remember him? It was clearly the name he just heard from Teacher Rum.

“Oh, well, it seems you have forgotten.” Nick lowered his head again, and there was no anger on his face.

It seemed that it was normal not to be remembered.

“Come in, close the door, I will tell you the precautions here.”

Thor walked in and stood beside Nick.

Nick looked about 18 or 19 years old, but with a calm temperament, he looked more like a 30-year-old uncle than Senior Byron.

“I heard that you work in the morgue?”

“Yes, senior.”

Nick nodded, “The work in the morgue often deals with the dead, and here it is often dealing with the living.”

Nick looked sideways at Thor, “I am good at observing emotions, and the witchcraft I am currently learning is also related to emotions.”

Senior Nick actually revealed his specialty right at the beginning?

Thor’s brain raced. This should be the key to the experiment later, so Nick explained it in advance.

Mobilizing emotions?

It doesn’t sound that powerful.

Does it have offensive power? Can it make people cry or laugh to death?

Wait!

Thor suddenly looked up at Nick.

He remembered who Nick was!

There were all kinds of strange ways of dying in his diary, one of which was dying of laughter.

Nick was the senior who sat next to Sid when Thor and his group of newcomers were tested!

So he died of laughter at that time, but it was actually Nick who did it?

The opponent was also one of Sid’s killer moves?

Nick was still introducing his work expressionlessly, but he didn’t know that Sol was already reaching into his pocket.

“…Our experiments here are also mainly based on observing the emotions of spirits. The instructor appointed me to lead this part. The instructor said that you are good at directly observing spirits, so he asked you to come here to cooperate with the experiment… Your emotions fluctuate greatly, is there something wrong?”

Nick turned off the fire, and the smoke dissipated little by little, and finally there was nothing left in the brazier.

“Are you the senior who tested us back then?” Sol secretly put his left hand in front of him, and his right hand held a small bottle in his pocket.

“Yes.” Nick put away the brazier, and then took out two ear bags from under the operating table, hung one around his neck, and handed the other to Sol.

“Sid and I are usually work partners, so after he accepted the task of testing newcomers, I went with him.”

Sol took the ear bag with his left hand but didn’t put it on.

Nick is Sid’s friend?

He pressed the bottle of the small bottle with his right thumb.

“Instructor Rum is not going to pursue Sid’s matter.” Sol first brought up Rum, hoping that Nick was a rational person and would not do it in the laboratory.

But Nick was more rational than Sol thought.

He put down the experimental equipment he was organizing and turned around.

“You’re still very nervous… Never mind. In order to prevent Sid from becoming an obstacle to our future work, I think I need to explain the previous things to you clearly.”

Nick’s expression was still indifferent, and it was hard to tell whether he was sad about Sid’s death.

“Don’t be hostile to me. In a sense, I saved your life.”

Thor still pinched his earlobe and looked up at Nick.

“On the day of the test, Sid was a little abnormal. He usually has a bad temper and a foul mouth, but it was still beyond my expectation that he would suddenly kill a new apprentice.”

Nick narrated calmly.

“You know, one of the rules here is that everything in the wizard tower is the property of the tower owner. So if you cause losses to the tower owner without reason, you may be punished.”

“So I was very surprised at the time. If Cid really didn’t like that fat guy, he could just drive him to be a slave or kill him secretly. Why did he suddenly attack in public?”

“Later, oh, it was very later, after I heard that you killed Cid, I realized it. Cid killed the fat guy probably to make an excuse to kill you later. Anyway, you were just a reserve apprentice at the time, and I didn’t care whether you died or not.”

“And Cid secretly encouraged me to kill you while you were unconscious, explaining that we would not be punished this time.” Nick lowered his eyes, “Because people who didn’t pass the test and were not demoted to servants are not considered the property of the wizard tower – I didn’t notice that you were a servant at the time, and I was almost persuaded by him.” “Cid

is always good at finding loopholes in rules and people’s hearts. Fortunately, I am more rational.” Nick nodded, seeming to be very proud of himself.

Thor “laughed to death” in his diary at that time, and it was really because of Nick!

Thor was itching to bite.

Although Sid was dead, Thor was still angry when he realized that he had done so many murderous things to Thor. He wanted to kill him again!

During the test, because the diary confirmed Thor’s judgment, Thor did not follow the normal order of the others’ tests. Instead, he avoided the magic with the lowest talent and tested the other two items first. After receiving the feedback that he had a high talent for mental power, he fainted.

Perhaps because he valued talent, or perhaps because he felt that killing an apprentice whose talent was not yet determined might be investigated, Nick finally let Thor go.

Nick judged that Thor passed, and Sid’s plan failed. He could only watch Thor become an apprentice and a more valuable property of the tower master.

If he wanted to kill Thor again, he would need to be more covert and the cost would be greater.

Thor was silent for a moment, and followed Nick to hang the earmuffs around his neck.

“Thank you, senior. If it weren’t for you, I might not have passed the test, and I would have died directly or turned back into a servant to be bullied.”

If Thor returned to the servant area again, neither the boys who had been shocked by him nor the butlers who had been mocked by Thor would let him go.

In the end, he would die.

Nick stared down at the operating table, stroking the stubble on his chin with his free hand. “In fact, the apprentice entrance test does not require all three talents to meet the standards. As long as you are deemed worthy of training, you can pass the test, so you don’t need to worry too much about your abilities. But there is one thing you must remember, remember! It was because I determined that you were worthy of training that I let you survive.”

Thor nodded vigorously. He would remember it.

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(end of this chapter)