Diary of the Death Wizard

"You're saying that Douglas not only independently created the inactivated red worm, but also wanted to use the inactivated red worm to fight against the Eye of the Abyss?"

Byron, who came back from the Star Observation Tower late at night, opened his mouth in surprise when Saul told him what happened after meeting Douglas today.

"Yes." Sol rubbed his fingertips, "He and I thought about this together."

But Thor thought of using the red worm to fight against the Eye of the Abyss, because it can also hurt the Star Eye.

How did Douglass come up with this?

"He said he would be willing to share the formula for inactivating redworms with me if I could find a way to control them."

"It's a bit too much of a coincidence." Byron sat down opposite Thor with a serious face. "We just wanted to turn the red worm into the body of a half-elf, and Douglas proposed a cooperation plan that met our goal."

"Yes." Thor continued to nod, "So I suspect that he may know what we are going to do. For this reason, he will not hesitate to show me his abilities first."

"Do you think he cooperated with us just to obtain a method to control the inactivated red worm?" Byron asked Thor.

"I don't think it's that simple, but I still agreed. Our current plan to control the inactivated red worm is through half-elves, and this method should be difficult for others to copy."

"But it's best not to let others discover the existence of the half-elves." Byron was a little worried. If the half-elves were not exposed, how would they control the red worms? That Douglas is not simple.

Thor didn't care about this. He said innocently: "I'm not saying that the method we provide will definitely be successful, but it can be improved according to the situation in the class. For example, if the half-elf is a pure spiritual body, then we It is recommended to try to control red worms with a pure spiritual body."

"I understand." Byron nodded, "But what kind of pure body do you want to provide?"

Thor touched his chin and said confidently: "It doesn't matter. I'm very good at making pure spiritual bodies."

But at this time Agu spoke in the diary.

[Master, if you want to temporarily create an unstable mental body, why don't you let me help you. 】

Thor doesn't want Agu to take risks. After all, they still don't know what kind of difficulties and dangers they will encounter in manipulating the red worm.

What a half-elf can do, Agu may not be able to do.

But Agu also has his own ideas.

[When I met Fiona last time, she said that the Stargate Council fused bugs and... faceless men as materials to resist pollution, so I also want to know how they did it. 】

The Faceless Men are a tribe that cannot protect themselves, so there is little contact between tribe members, but this does not mean that he can remain indifferent after hearing that his fellow tribesmen are being used as materials.

Thor and Byron looked at each other and understood Agu's intention.

Thor is also very curious about this, but he cannot guarantee that Alik is treating him, and he can leave as he pleases even if he participates in the experiment like other people.

He even believed that the other party would use other methods to forcibly bind him to a chariot escaping from the wizarding world. Even if you can run away by then, a layer of skin will still be torn off.

Unless he has other chips in his hand. Able to resist Alik's power and strength.

or……

Saul finally agreed to Agu's proposal and took him to see Douglas next door.

"I have tried using the soul body to control bugs. But the soul body can't even withstand simple pollution, so how can it withstand red worms?"

Douglas was not optimistic about this proposal at all and rejected it immediately.

At this time, Agu took the initiative to come out of the diary - Agu and Herman were authorized by Saul and could come and go freely.

"Master Douglas, I still have a certain resistance to pollution. Maybe you can try it."

When Douglas saw Agu, his eyes immediately stuck to him and he looked up and down several times.

"Conscious body. It still looks like the conscious body of a faceless man. Real... rare." The smile on his face already showed his attitude.

Douglas turned to Sol and asked, "Where did you get this consciousness?"

Sol didn't expect that the other party would recognize Agu's identity as soon as he came up.

He is worthy of being a wizard living in Iscape.

Of course, this is also related to the fact that Agu does not use containers to hide his identity.

Sol said truthfully: "This consciousness was given to me by my mentor."

Douglas' lips twitched slightly, "Since you have such a special consciousness, we can try the experiment."

Douglas takes Saul into his underground laboratory again.

Entering the laboratory, Thor found that there was one more inactivated red worm here than last time.

"Where did you get the red worms? Can you now share the method of deactivating the red worms?"

"Of course." Douglas didn't shirk. "I got the new red worm by killing a wizard from the Stargate Council. As for the deactivation, it's actually very simple. It's just more troublesome to verify."

Douglas took out a note he had prepared a long time ago, "The undeactivated red worm is too autonomous and completely uncontrollable, but the deactivated red worm is very obedient."

Saul took the note and looked down at it, while Douglas's voice continued to sound.

"Use powerful pollution and inject it into the body of red worms in an instant to temporarily inactivate them. The more powerful and more pollution is injected, the longer the inactivation state will be maintained. I don't know what the Star Gate Council's plan is. There is an experiment to maintain the inactivation of red worms. But with these four of mine, there is no problem in maintaining them for ten years."

"Is it so directly violent?" Thor really hasn't used black tide pollution to deal with red worms yet. But if you use extremely strong pollution, you can get inactivated red worms...

So is this too simple for him?

Sol tightened his left hand and rubbed the tip of his index finger without leaving any trace.

While Thor looked at ways to deactivate the red worm, Douglas tested Agu's abilities.

"You have good qualifications. You can definitely try to control the red worm. There is a 30% chance."

For Douglas, a 30% chance is already a pretty high probability.

"I will re-modify the red worm based on your data and try to improve your adaptation rate. You must also exercise according to the method I told you after you return."

Agu got off the experimental table and returned to Sol.

"It can be seen that you attach great importance to this consciousness, so I won't keep him. Follow the method I told you to let him adapt to the degree of pollution and the way of mental vibration. Wait until he can come into contact with the inactivated red worm, then you can take him come on."

Sol stood up, "Then let's go back first."

When they all reached the door, Thor stopped again, "Aren't you afraid that I will use your method and run away?"

Douglas smiled nonchalantly and said, "If you run away, this continent will not be able to run away."

These words were a bit confusing. Sol looked at the other party deeply and left with Agu.

After Saul left, Douglas closed the door gently.

The moment he closed the door, a ray of light seemed to pass through the room.

A little person jumped down from the chandelier overhead. Upon closer inspection, it was Ophelia.

"Do you want Thor to go to the abyss to create inactivated red worms? Are you going to take the opportunity to kill him?"

"No." Douglas said, and then glanced at Ophelia, who was about to move, "You are not allowed to touch him either."

Douglas tugged at the collar of the wizard's robe, feeling a little impatient. There was a trace of dark aura about him, but he quickly calmed it down.

"He, I am useful."