Diary of a Dead Wizard

Thor did not answer for a moment. He knew a dying man's desire for life, but he also understood the concerns of everyone in the Wizard Tower.

Getting himself into more trouble because of an identity he used to hide was completely contrary to his original intention.

But it was also because of Justin's status as a fugitive from the Tribunal that made Thor a little moved.

If it weren't for the fact that he had already taken root in the Rhine Lake and could not run away as much as he wanted before, he would probably have taken over the business.

But now he has more things to worry about, and the constraints are even greater.

If risk and return are not directly proportional...

"If you feel that the risks and benefits are not matched, can you first listen to the remuneration I can pay?"

Justin has placed himself very low.

Thor looked at the housekeeper Hope who had returned to his side. The latter just smiled, with an expression on his face that seemed to say: "Tower Master, you can make any decision, and I support it unconditionally."

Morton, who was still in the diary, did not object.

Morton: [Master, you don’t have to worry about us at all. 】

Penny was having a bad idea: "Brother Sol, let's see if he has any good stuff. If it doesn't work, we'll kill people and steal goods!"

"Well..." Sol's long silence made Justin on the opposite side more and more uneasy.

Since bowing to Thor, he no longer hides his inner emotions.

"Then let me see what you can give. You may not have what I want. Moreover, even if we reach an agreement, I must declare in advance that your pollution problem is very complicated. No matter how much you pay, I It’s impossible to be 100% sure.”

"That is to say, in the end, you may have paid the price, but you will not be able to regain your health, and the situation may even worsen." Sol flicked his wrist, and an agreement appeared on his fingertips, "If you agree, then sign it first Let’s make a liability exemption agreement.”

When the old witch hurried over, she only saw that Thor had already returned, and the second-level wizard, who was said to be very threatening, was facing the Rhine Lake with his back to the Rhine Lake, holding a piece of parchment tightly in his hand.

"Why don't you need me to save the scene?" The old witch said with a strange smile, "But even so, the appearance fee cannot be saved."

Appearance fee was a fresh word that Thor blurted out when he asked her to ambush the enemy last time.

The old witch learns now and uses it now.

At this time, Sol's face was still a little excited. When he heard the old witch's words, he didn't show any embarrassment like before and agreed to the other party's request.

"Ha, no problem."

Hearing Sol's cheerful agreement, the old witch immediately regretted that she had to go short.

However, he also knew that with Saul's temperament, if he changed his words at this time, the other party might not agree and would take this opportunity to take back his original promise.

The old witch could only glance suspiciously at the second-level wizard with his back to the Rhine Lake, and couldn't figure out what made Thor so happy.

Thor didn't plan to tell the old witch. When he returned to the wizard tower, he called several consciousness bodies.

"I plan to take Justin's request and try to treat him and clean up the contamination."

Several consciousnesses looked at each other, and no one objected.

Although they will make suggestions, if Sol makes a decision, they will only implement it unconditionally.

The old witch did not participate in the previous discussion. She did not know Justin's identity, so she naturally would not object to anything.

But she soon understood the previous situation from Sol's next words.

"Although Justin is a wizard who majors in metal, he actually has several third-level dark attribute witchcraft in his hands. I can choose any one at will before the official treatment. After the treatment - no matter what the treatment result is - he will continue to use it again. I pick one."

Thor also doesn't know how this person has so much dark attribute witchcraft in his hands, and it's still a level 3 witchcraft?

You must know that most first-level wizards have only learned two or three third-level witchcraft that match their own attributes.

"And he knows a few things about the Inquisition. Like the broken chalice."

Ever since Thor snatched the broken wine glass, a specialty of the Tribunal, from Mentor Gudo, he has never found the correct way to use it.

It can only be used roughly to crush a complete spirit body.

But in fact, a complete spirit body is usually much more valuable than fragments of a spirit body.

So it didn't take long for him to seal the broken wine glass in the deepest part of the storage.

But according to Justin, this broken wine glass actually plays a very important role, such as creating some special, luminous soul fragments.

Justin brought Saul too many surprises, and at the same time, he understood more and more that Justin's identity was definitely not an ordinary wanted criminal, and there might be deeper secrets waiting for him to discover.

So Thor finally decided to let Justin enter the Wizard Tower for treatment!

If the patient was left outside the Rhine Lake as before, it would not be kept confidential, and accidents beyond his control would easily occur.

But if Justin becomes the first outsider to enter the Pure Spirit Wizard Tower, Thor must also ensure that the other party is under their control.

"Old witch, I will arrange for Justin to live on the third floor, and I will also find someone to watch him. You are mainly responsible for not letting him enter the underground floor."

The old witch rolled her eyes, and just when she was about to refuse, she saw Thor opposite her extending a palm.

"make a deal!"

The old witch rolled her eyes, "But I didn't expect that the Justin outside was actually the Justin I knew."

Several people looked over in surprise.

Saul even said: "You actually know Justin outside?"

The old witch pulled out the chair and sat down, folding her legs and stepping on the chair.

"Justin, yes, anyone who has been in the Borderlands for a few years basically knows him. An unlucky second-level wizard."

Several people listened with great interest to the gossip of a second-level wizard.

"He comes from an ancient family in Nephrite. Although the family has declined, he can still live a good life. Every generation can cultivate an official wizard. It's a pity...his family became the subject of the Tribunal overnight. The restriction order states that all clan members who have not been promoted to the third level within three years will be eliminated."

Several onlookers looked at each other in confusion, and even Thor clenched his fists unconsciously.

"What is the tribunal's restraining order? What is their basis for issuing the restraining order?"

Several other people also quietly leaned forward.

Herman couldn't help but said: "When I was following the captain on land boating, I once encountered the tribunal executing a removal order. It is said that people who did not meet the requirements of the restraining order would be subject to a removal order. The people who were cleared at that time were A first-level wizard once wanted to hide on the ship for a while, but the captain did not agree. He said he did not dare to go against the tribunal."

The old witch sneered after hearing this, "Your captain is right. In this world, the only one who dares to openly oppose the Tribunal is the Stargate Council of Iscape. At most, there is also the Sky City of the Skye Islands. After all, These are the only places where there are two or more fourth-level wizards."

"The president of the tribunal is the fourth-level wizard Flim. People there say he is a miraculous person, saying that wherever there is light, there is his will."

"Of course, I don't believe it. But the Tribunal will really have a hand in many things, even Iscape, which is completely opposed to its ideas."

"So although they say they won't enter Borderlands, I don't really believe it. At least they definitely don't care about this place."

Third-level wizards are existences that everyone needs to look up to, let alone fourth-level wizards.

This also made everyone very curious about what kind of existence the fourth-level wizard was.

The old witch told some of what she knew.

The Tribunal under the control of Flim controls Neferet's two empires of Eternal Night and Oran. The symbol of the Eternal Night Empire is the red sea tree covering the entire coastline, and Oran is the country of the fishmen.

Nephrite's other Imperial Black Flame is slightly better. Because the royal family itself has a fourth-level wizard, the Tribunal's control over it is not that strong.

But on the surface, the Black Flame Empire also has to obey the orders of the Tribunal.

Hearing this, Sol couldn't help but ask the question again.

"So, what is the tribunal ruling on? What is the restraining order restricting?"

The old witch's face was as dark as water, and she stared at Sol's young face, "You got the point right... I don't know either."