Diary of the Death Wizard

Thor was now unable to move, unable to help Camus, and it was impossible for him to help Camus.

Without responding to the other party's call for help, Thor moved his vision away, trying to see the red objects in his eyes before.

In this second vision, he finally discovered that the red objects on the edge were red worms that had returned in time.

Driven by half-elves and wizards, the red worms were fighting the anchor monsters that were constantly eroding the Iskeper continent.

The inactive red worms naturally had no ability to actively kill the enemy, but they could rely on swallowing to bind themselves and the anchor monsters together, thereby preventing the actions of the anchor monsters, and in the constant pulling and friction, they died together with the swallowed anchor monsters.

Other wizards of level three and below could not get too close to the Eye of the Abyss, and could only assist in controlling the red worms from a distance, or use long-range attack magic to consume the combat power of the anchor monsters.

But even so, many wizards still died under the attack of the anchor monsters. Some low-level wizards were only slightly contaminated by the anchor points, and were transformed into new monsters, and even began to attack their allies around them.

For a moment, the red, blue, and black magic lights kept on and off, colorful and disillusioned.

Life was fading away bit by bit in such splendor.

It was like the future of the wizard world, there was always a little hope, but it soon returned to despair.

In the first vision of Thor taken over by Douglas, the power of wizards below the fourth level was too weak, and he could not see it at all.

Only the fourth-level wizards and red worms could show vague figures in the first vision.

At the same time, Thor noticed that fourth-level wizards also appeared in the other two directions of the Eye of the Abyss.

After discovering that the black tide had receded, several third-level wizards such as Floco and Maria who were originally guarding the Wall of Sighs were rushing here. They already knew that a major change had occurred in Iskeper, which might even affect the future of the entire world.

It was related to the fate of the entire wizard world, and they could not just sit on the sidelines, and almost all the wizards who could move came.

At the same time, on the other side, almost all the people in the Judgment Court were present.

But they didn't expect that as soon as they arrived here, they would see the terrifying Eye of the Abyss and three figures above the abyss entangled by countless thin lines.

Most people don't know Douglas and Kismet, but almost everyone knows Thor.

But Thor, who once made them admire or fear, was now obviously imprisoned.

As Kismet kept pulling the dark red hardcover book, the white pages continued to decrease and turned into dense and slender lines like silk.

One end of the line was wrapped around Thor, and the other end was immersed in Kismet's body.

As the thin lines were constantly pulled away, the white pages were consumed. The only black page left in the diary was kicked out of the diary with a "bang".

The black page flew very far away before it turned into Herman's appearance. Fortunately, he was kicked so far away, otherwise he would be polluted and distorted by the thick black tide as soon as he appeared.

Even if he flew so far, Herman still felt extremely painful after appearing.

He covered his chest and felt that he was about to explode.

At this moment, Gorza suddenly appeared on Herman, put one hand on his shoulder, and instantly brought him back to the half-elf.

"You stay here." Gorza saw at a glance that Herman was a low-level wizard, and rescued him back to the rear.

"But the master..." Herman struggled to move forward.

At this moment, other consciousnesses were in the diary to complete Thor's mission, and only he, the weakest consciousness, was still with Thor.

At this moment, how could he not save Thor?

Byron raised his hand and pressed Herman, "I'll save him."

However, before Byron took a step forward, Gorza pressed him again, "You and the half-elf continue to control the red worm."

Although the half-elf temporarily separated from Byron's body and entered the body of the red worm, its roots were still in Byron's flesh and blood, and could not be completely cut off.

And the half-elf is an important center for controlling all red worms in combat, so Gorza naturally couldn't let Byron leave.

Even if Byron was anxious at this time, it was useless.

"I must go save Thor!" Byron was very persistent. Even though he was facing Gorza, who had frightened him long ago, he still refused to retreat.

"You go? How? Die in front of Thor?" Gorza said bluntly.

"I can use the power of the elves..."

"Then die in front of Thor?" Gorza chuckled.

Although half of his face was still charred, it did not damage Gorza's demeanor. Byron could not argue with Gorza, so he could only stare at him stubbornly.

"I will go save him. This is what I should do, and you, do what you should do."

Just as they were arguing, Floco and his men, as well as the wizards of the Judgment Court, finally arrived.

The third-level wizards immediately joined the battlefield, and the fourth-level wizards and the leader came to Gorza's side.

They also heard Gorza's words.

"You are not in good condition." Froco could tell Gorza was weak at a glance. He looked at Thor and Douglas in the distance with worry. "Douglas used Thor as a filter to observe the Eye of the Abyss. He let Thor bear the pollution of observing high-level knowledge for him. If we act rashly at this time, it may harm Thor and make him be completely polluted."

Douglas inserted a hand into the back of Thor's head, forcing him to lower his head to look at the Eye of the Abyss. And Thor's state at the moment was obviously wrong. When he didn't know the relationship status of the three people in the distance, Flo didn't agree with rashly saving people.

But Golza was not someone Flo could persuade. He didn't even bother to explain to Floco and just wanted to get rid of Floco.

"I'll go with you." Flim's figure suddenly appeared in front of Gorsa and Floco.

Flim, who had just been resurrected, was also in bad condition.

In order to successfully put the transformed Sky City into the Eye of the Abyss, Flim directly sacrificed one life.

It is true that fourth-level wizards can be resurrected indefinitely before the foundation for promotion is destroyed, but it does not mean that they can return with full health immediately.

Especially the way Frim died before.

If protection is not provided in advance, he may even directly damage the foundation.

Despite this, Flim still insisted on saving Thor.

Behind him, many wizards in the Tribunal did not understand Flim's thoughts.

In their opinion, Sorcerer Sol is now obviously controlled by others, and the situation is very bad. The relationship between Flim and Thor is almost hostile. Why would they want to save people at this time?

Only Iroh, who is also at the fourth level, can understand Frim's thoughts.

Flim doesn't hate Thor as much as outsiders think.

He once had a golden thread that could predict the future, and the names that appeared on it were the people who might cause the destruction of the world. As a result, he issued many rulings that outsiders could not understand, and his hands were stained with blood.

His original intention in doing all this has always been to protect Nephrite.

This almost superstitious persistence supported Flim's entire fourth-level wizard career.

But he discovered that no matter what Thor did or who he helped, when Thor's name never appeared on the golden line of prediction, he had a vague feeling that Thor might be the one to end it all.

So at this moment, even if he died again, he was willing to save people with Gorsa.

Flim followed Gortha and flew towards Thor and Douglas.

He looked at Douglas' figure with the same awe as others facing the fifth-level wizard. Because Flim knew very well that Douglas would not be the one to save the wizarding world.

Anyone who is an enemy of Nephrite is his enemy.

Gorza and Frim had just flown not far away, and Floco, who was lagging behind, sighed and followed.

"I always know more than you do...maybe I can help."

Gorsa looked back at the two people who followed him. Something seemed to flash in his eyes, but in the end he said nothing.