Diary of the Death Wizard

Separated by the huge and thick glass, although Thor could not release his mental power, he could faintly feel the life inside the glass column.

The spiritual body inside is very weak and vague. If it were not attached to the glass, Thor would even ignore the existence of life inside.

But this should be the effect the Stargate Council is pursuing.

Concealed and able to withstand the pollution of the starry sky.

After waiting for Merici for a moment, Saul turned around to look at the experimental data first.

As a result, when he turned around, the first thing he saw was not Muric, who had telescope-like eyes, but Douglas, who was standing further back.

Douglas was looking at Sol. Until his eyes met, Douglas nodded casually and turned his attention to the experimental data next to him.

Thor walked aside as if nothing had happened and began to look through the experimental data on the table. It was just that he was doing two things. While recording the process and results of each experiment, he was talking to the nightmare butterfly in the diary in his heart.

"Penny, was Douglas looking at me just now?"

【ah? I didn't pay attention. 】

Penny seemed a little annoyed.

[I was also attracted by the big glass and forgot to look around. 】

"It's okay." Sol reassured, "I didn't notice that he was looking at me."

This sentence surprised even Beth in the diary.

Beth: [You are less than ten meters away from him, but you can't feel his gaze? Your current mental power is the same as that of a fourth-level wizard! 】

After the first four goals of the Symphony of Destiny were formed, Thor received a lot of feedback from the power of destiny, and was even promoted to the fourth level on the spot. However, in pursuit of more powerful power, Thor kept suppressing himself.

Beth's initial surprise turned to slight excitement.

[Thor, do you want to make him your fifth target? 】

A powerful and mysterious third-level wizard, he didn't even lose anything when negotiating with the Stargate Council.

A target candidate indeed.

"There's no rush." ​​Thor responded in his mind, "This guy... I feel a little bit out of control. Let's observe and observe first, and it's best if he agrees to cooperate."

I don't know why, when Thor selected the imprisoned fifth-level water elf Floko, he was not as uncertain as he is now.

His instincts told him neither that there was danger nor that everything should go smoothly.

When facing Douglas, Saul always had the feeling that the person in front of him was not actually in front of him.

This uncertainty did not deter Saul, but made him more interested in Douglas. He even gave him the initiative to cooperate with the Stargate Council.

It is difficult to protect one's own interests in front of the Stargate Council, which has a great advantage, and it is also difficult to cooperate on an equal footing, but I don't know how Douglas did it. He actually completed the cooperation before he came back, without even coming up with his trump card. protocol.

Thor thought for a while, but finally did not take out the soul-fixing needle.

Since his temporary partner is so powerful, he should continue to hide his trump card.

Maybe it will be used in some unexpected place in the future.

No longer caring about the seemingly harmless Douglas behind him, Saul continued to flip through the experimental materials on the table.

"It turns out that the Stargate Council is really ready to give up its human body."

After reading the experimental information, Thor couldn't help but shake his head, "There were examples of elves before, but you actually planned to give up your body completely. I can only say that I admire your courage."

Merich said with a smile: "The failure of the elves was because they did not have a star gate. They wanted to leave the wizarding world, but could not find a way out. More and more soul consciousnesses were trapped in the mezzanine of the world wall, until many chaotic The mental power formed a gravitational field specifically targeted at the elves, which caused the remaining elves to disappear overnight."

"But we won't make such a mistake." Meric continued, and even walked very close to Thor, with a smile on his face. "We have a star gate that can travel through the world wall without any consumption. . In addition, the red worm carries our consciousness, and the shell made by the faceless man is extremely concealable. Naturally, we can leave this world without a future very safely."

Thor glanced at Meric and suddenly waved a translucent gray tentacle.

The tentacles were extremely fast, and just as Meric was about to dodge, the lights in the entire room suddenly dimmed, turning from pure white to purple.

This purple-red light immediately illuminated everyone in the laboratory as beings of the same color, but the color on Meric's body was deeper, and it looked like it was surging outwards.

Under the illumination of the color-changing light, the color on Meric's body finally failed to break through the confinement of his body.

On the other hand, Thor, although he was the one who made the first move, his body color was the same as the others. Even the left hand that had turned into a tentacle was no different.

"It also suppresses mental power through fluctuations? But I don't need mental power to change!" After Sol said, the tentacles he pulled out had already tied up Merich.

"Thor, don't kill our partner on the first day." Douglas was leaning against the wall. Although he was saying words to stop the fight, his body remained honestly motionless.

"He's not the one we're cooperating with!" Saul continued to wave his tentacles, tossing Meric up and down as if he was playing with a toy.

It has almost no lethality, but it is indeed quite insulting.

Muric was surprised at first, then angry, and finally endured with frustration. It wasn't until he saw Saul lowering his head to check the experimental information again, with no intention of letting him go, that he endured his anger and spoke.

"Sir Sol, have you had enough?"

Thor turned a deaf ear and moved his tentacles a little faster. Meric almost dangled out of sight in his hands.

"Saul, do you want to kill Merich and then become my assistant?"

Finally, Alik's voice, which had never appeared, sounded outside the laboratory.

Only then did Sol put down Meric.

The latter staggered a step after landing, looking a little bit playful.

"I don't have the abilities of wizard Meric." Thor turned around and looked at Alik who walked in from the door. "I can only hope that the remaining materials you left can help me in this world." It’s just a matter of survival.”

Douglas also stood up straight when Alik appeared, smiled and said hello, "I thought the Speaker wouldn't be free in the near future."

Alik nodded to Douglas, obviously he also valued this third-level wizard.

"If either you or Saul are willing to join the migration plan, I can give Meric to you to play with."

Douglas waved his hand and shook his head again, "No, I don't have your courage to leave before being promoted to a fifth-level wizard."

Douglas's words were also somewhat ridiculing, but Alik didn't care at all, "There are also existences of the first level or even below the first level in the starry sky. Just like these red worms, how could they travel freely in the starry sky if it weren't for their special way of survival? We are now using knowledge to change our destiny.”

Alik finally looked at Thor, "Thor, your spiritual power is strong and special. In fact, you are more suitable for the stars than all of us here. Are you really not considering leaving with us? I can leave a place for you." "

Douglas's eyes flashed, but he quickly lowered his eyes, blocking the look in his eyes.

Sol asked politely: "The red worms you studied are so effective in fighting pollution, do you really not consider staying to fight the black tide?"

Alik withdrew his gaze and stared at his feet, "Between the known horror and the unknown horror, I would rather choose the unknown."