Diary of the Death Wizard

Soaked in the murky liquid, Fiona was reaching her limit.

The person on duty patted her shoulder and signaled that she should go up.

Fiona took one last look at the behemoth in front of her, handed the pipeline instrument in her hand to her successor, and then quickly surfaced.

As soon as he came out of the water, two wizard apprentices came forward respectfully and handed him two blankets.

Once the two blankets were unfolded, they were exposed to be densely packed with leech-like insects.

Fiona frowned slightly. Even though she had experienced it several times, she still didn't like the feeling of having these bugs lying on her body and absorbing moisture.

But it’s impossible not to do this. Other methods of wiping and bathing cannot recycle body fluids and do not produce pollution.

Fiona closed her eyes and let the two apprentices wrap towels around her front and back.

In an instant, the mouths of hundreds of leeches stained on the towel began to suck her body.

Fiona closed her eyes and tried to ignore the tingling sensation coming from her body.

Ten minutes later, the two apprentices took away the blanket. All the bugs hanging on it had gained weight, and Fiona was completely clean.

Then she went to change her clothes.

The wizard apprentice quickly hung up the blanket, and then carefully used tweezers to pick the white and fat insects one by one into the crucible.

Once the crucible was filled with worms, another person began to heat the crucible over natural fire. The bugs inside soon began to melt like butter. From a pot of squirming worms to a pot of milky yellow liquid. There is also a thin coat of bugs floating on it.

The wizard's apprentice used a glass stirring rod to smash the thin coat into pieces. Finally, the liquid in the crucible became more turbid.

After the liquid cooled slightly, they poured it back into the pool where Fiona had just dived.

This minimizes the waste of turbid liquid in the pool.

At this time, Fiona had already arrived on the second floor to report the situation to Meric.

"The condition of the female worm is not very good and she may not be able to lay eggs again in a short period of time."

Muric's two telescopic eyes protruded and then retracted.

"The female insect may be regaining consciousness." He kept turning the absorbent pen in his hand, letting the ink inside be thrown to the table. "We need more faceless men. At least one complete one."

Fiona immediately suggested, "The person we saw next to Wizard Thor last time was probably a faceless man. He seems to know me. I can go and lure him over."

Meric smacked his lips, "What a pity. You don't know, he is just the soul of a faceless man, occupying a good container to move around. The soul of a faceless man is even rarer, but it has no use value for our experiments. "

Fiona lowered her head, not hiding the disgust on her face, "But maybe he will know the whereabouts of other faceless men."

"It's a pity that there is very little contact between faceless people, and most of them live alone."

"You can give it a try then."

"Oh, Fiona, you know, he is Sol's man. The Speaker has not given up on winning over Sol yet."

Fiona raised her head again and said stubbornly: "What the Speaker needs is Wizard Thor, not his slave. If Wizard Thor is dissatisfied, we can compensate him. If he is still dissatisfied, I can let him do whatever he wants." .”

Meric threw the quill in his hand on the table and leaned back on the chair, "Why bother? Fiona, we can also look for it elsewhere."

Fiona clenched her fists, "I don't want to let any of the faceless men go. You know, they killed my father!"

Meric sighed, "It's up to you. After all, you are the most suitable person to cultivate insect mothers and eggs."

With permission, Fiona immediately sent people to investigate the whereabouts of Sol and Agu.

Thor, they couldn't find it, and as a result, Agu's whereabouts couldn't be found either.

After Fiona smashed a table, she decided to go find Agu herself.

After spending several days, Fiona waited outside Byron's house and finally waited for Agu who was out alone.

She immediately stepped forward and said proactively, "Have we met before?"

When Agu saw Fiona, he was stunned for a moment, then turned around and tried to avoid her.

But Fiona took a side step and blocked Agu again.

"You called me by my name the last time we met. Why are you pretending not to know me now? I checked and found out that you and Wizard Byron came to Iscape a year ago. You had never been to Olga before. , and have never seen me. I think the only connection between me and the Faceless Man is that one thing, so I came to talk to you." Fiona stopped Agu, and a series of words came out of her mouth, which were not at all Give Agu a chance to escape.

Agu had no choice but to stand firm and said, "Fiona, I have to complete the task assigned by the master now. Let's talk about it later."

Fiona heard that it was Sol's explanation and finally gave way.

Agu quickly lowered his head and walked away from her, as if he didn't dare to look directly.

Although Fiona stepped aside, she immediately followed.

On the second floor of the villa, Sol left the window and said, "She has been waiting outside for so many days. Her patience must have run out. Let Agu walk her again."

Penny landed on Sol's shoulder, "Brother Sol, you actually asked Agu to find Fiona. Aren't you afraid that he would be too excited to see his daughter and say everything?"

Thor was not worried at all, "They know very well what we want to do, and we know very well what they want to do. Agu won't say it, and it doesn't matter if he does. Moreover, Agu also needs an opportunity to show off his showdown with Fiona."

"Fiona was only five years old when she followed Agu, and they didn't separate until they were fifteen years old. Normally, the father in Fiona's memory should be Agu. And Agu obviously cares about his daughter. According to the current situation , we will have conflicts sooner or later...let Agu choose for himself."

Agu, who was charged with tasks and decisions, walked around a few times outside to complete the so-called tasks assigned by Sol. Finally, that night, Fiona took him back to the underground base where they first met.

"Actually, you came to me to find the Faceless Man, right? Your experiment... is short of materials again?" Walking in the underground base, Agu was the first to break the silence.

"You are also a faceless person, right? I do want to know the whereabouts of other faceless people through you, but if you are unwilling to tell, I can't do anything to you. After all, you are that person's servant." Fiona continued Take Agu to the depths of the base, and it is a depth that Agu has never entered the last time he came here.

You can still see a few wizards and apprentices at the entrance of the base, but the further you go inside, the fewer people there are.

Agu was not afraid of any traps Fiona would set for him. Sol was not far from him now, and as the consciousness sent in the black pages of the diary, he sent simple signals to Sol.

When Fiona was guarding their whereabouts for the first time, Thor discovered her movements and deliberately waited for a few days before Agu showed up.

Thinking about it, if Fiona really wanted to talk to Agu about something important, she would have been in a hurry by now, and there would be less chance of going around the bush.

So before Agu appeared on purpose, Sol had already made an agreement with Agu that if there was any danger, he would immediately call Sol to take him back to the diary.

It's just that before Agu left with Fiona, he had already decided that he would not notify Thor unless it was absolutely necessary.

It wasn't until the two of them reached a deserted place that Agu spoke again. This time, he mustered up the courage to speak, because he knew that as long as he spoke, he would have to face an old incident from many years ago.

"If you don't insist on knowing about the Faceless Man, then what do you want to know when you come to me?"

Fiona stopped in front of a white warehouse, turned around to face Agu, her mouth straightened, her eyes half-squinted, "I want to know, was you the one who killed my father back then?"