Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 849

Chapter 836 Black Tide Meeting (Part 2)

Thor found a small bump behind his ear, like a mole behind his ear.

You may know its existence, but it is more likely that you are completely unfamiliar with it.

When Thor observed the consciousness space from the perspective of the diary, he found that there was a place on his body that was completely different from his fate of death.

The factors that may have caused Thor’s death were insignificant in front of it; and the factors that could eliminate the mark might be beneficial to Thor.

After finding the mark, Thor did not destroy it immediately.

He thought for a moment and let it remain on his spiritual body.

Keeping this mental power mark may be useful at some point in the future.

Things like trump cards, naturally, cannot be known to others before they are used.

Closing the diary, the world turned from black and white to color again.

Thor opened his eyes, left the consciousness platform, and returned to the parliament hall.

At this time, the parliament hall was bustling and lively like a vegetable market.

Although the wizard Alfonso beside him remained silent, he seemed to be thinking seriously about something with his frowning brows.

The originally serious meeting between the two countries turned into a free discussion, which aroused Thor’s interest.

“What are you discussing?”

Before Alfonso answered, Roye, who was sitting on the other side of Alfonso, turned his head and looked over, with a look of confusion on his face.

“I’m really impressed. In such an occasion, Sol, you actually started meditating!”

Sol did not refute, but looked around, “It’s so noisy here now. If there is nothing else, I will leave first.”

“How can I leave?” Roye smiled, “The current discussion has a lot to do with you.”

He leaned forward, “Sol, I’m asking you seriously, are you sure you can cure the pollution on the mermaids? At the very least, we can’t let the disease spread among mermaids.”

It was rare to see Roye without a smile on his face, and Sol also frowned and answered seriously, “Treatment is no problem, but the difficulty now lies in prevention and transmission. I don’t have rigorous experimental data to support it now, so I can’t answer how sure you are or whether you are sure. I can only tell you that I have some ideas now, but whether I can do it or not still needs to verify my theoretical assumptions.”

Both Alfonso and Roye were wizards, and they understood what Sol meant.

Roye nudged Alfonso, who was sitting in the middle, with his elbow. “Look at you, you’ve been studying mermaids for so many years, but you can’t even solve a pollution disease.”

Alfonso answered seriously, “My research on mermaids is mainly about blood fusion and mermaid transformation, not about curing diseases.”

He even blamed Roye in return, “Every time a mermaid got sick or had a problem, you killed the mermaid and threw it away, leaving me no chance to practice my healing ability.” Roye

was speechless, as if it was because of him that Alfonso couldn’t treat mermaids.

But thinking about it carefully, it seems to be true.

Roye has always looked down on the mermaid race. He thinks they are just an appendage of the red sea tree.

There are many ways to solve the black tide pollution that the red sea tree cannot absorb, and raising mermaids is just a method with lower energy consumption.

Roye sat back in his seat with a sullen look on his face.

Alfonso finally remembered that he had not answered Sol’s question yet, and pointed at the people around him who were talking and said, “The next black tide is heading towards the Nefert continent. It is expected to land on the southeast coast between 2 and 3 months. When the black tide comes, in addition to strong pollution, it is often accompanied by completely alienated monsters.”

Alfonso asked Sol, “You haven’t seen the black tide monster yet, right?”

Alfonso also studied Sol’s experience.

Sol nodded, “I’ve only seen some vague records in books.”

“Yes, before ordinary wizards enter the second level, they have no access to knowledge related to the black tide. Although you have been exposed to some, wizards who do not live in the Eternal Night or the Wall of Sighs basically cannot see the black tide monsters.”

“Now everyone is discussing the issue of coastal defense. The entire southeast coastline is very long. Once the black tide comes, wizards need to be responsible for guarding every few thousand meters. Once a black tide monster appears, the nearest third-level wizard must be mobilized to support. So how to allocate the guard range and how to allocate third-level wizards need to be discussed seriously.”

When Alfonso was explaining, two wizards happened to come together.

They looked reserved and held a piece of parchment in their hands.

“Lord Roye.” One of them plucked up the courage to step forward, “We want to apply to patrol the area you are responsible for.”

Roye had just been confronted by Alfonso and was not in the mood at this time. “You can submit the application to the palace laboratory. I am busy now.”

The two wizards did not expect that Roye would not give them the opportunity to introduce themselves. They looked at each other and finally did not dare to stay when the third-level wizard drove them away. They had to leave with a look of disappointment on their faces.

Sol was amused and asked Alfonso, “Why didn’t they ask you? Do they look down on you as a third-level wizard?”

As expected, Alfonso answered seriously, “I am responsible for monitoring the situation of the mermaids and will not fight.”

“When the black tide comes, the pressure on the red sea tree to absorb pollution increases sharply. It is necessary to ensure that the mermaids can quickly devour the stems and tubers, and when the mermaids are mutated… the bodies are cleaned up in time.”

“It seems that every time the black tide comes, a large number of mermaids will die.”

Alfonso nodded, “Yes, I have been studying how to make the mermaids’ bodies withstand more pollution. At the same time, we must improve their reproductive capacity. Ensure that there are mermaids to replenish them at any time.”

Sure enough, even Alfonso, who did not despise mermaids as much as Roye, did experiments that mainly sacrificed the mermaid population to protect the red sea tree.

Fortunately, the IQ of mermaids is not very high, otherwise who would be so willing to be a scavenger of the red sea tree?

At the most critical moment, they were still the first group of people to be abandoned.

Sol’s curiosity was satisfied, and his eyes looked to other places in the parliament hall.

Soon he noticed the wizard Stuart who was sitting diagonally opposite him, also in the first row.

Stuart huddled up in a small ball, sitting on the left hand side of the Black Flame Emperor. Next to the powerful Black Flame Emperor, he was as quiet as the other’s shadow.

The second- and third-level wizards on the opposite side were busy communicating, only the Black Flame Emperor sat expressionless, and Stuart stared back and forth with his small eyes. He

was out of tune with the heated discussion on the opposite side.

Like Thor, he seemed to have nothing to do with it.

While Thor was observing the other side, the people on the opposite side were also paying attention to Thor.

This was the only wizard who was not a member of the Tribunal, and not even from the Nephrite Continent.

The Black Flame Emperor Ailo noticed the unusual movements of the people around him and asked in a low voice: “What are you looking at?”

Stuart retracted his gaze and replied respectfully: “Your Majesty, I am looking at the doctor invited by the Court of Arbitration, the new master of the No Man’s Land.”

“Why would the master of the No Man’s Land not stay in the No Man’s Land and run to the Eternal Night?”

Stuart recalled the intelligence he had obtained, “It should be because he knows the eye of the storm and the black tide pollution very well.”

The arc of Ailo’s mouth was fleeting.

“Really? How about making a bet? Flim definitely didn’t call people here for this.”

Stuart lowered his head, “You must be right.”

(End of this chapter)