Death Wizard Diary

Kongsha is not a kind person. Everything she does for Sol requires Sol to pay a price.

Kong Sha chuckled, "What are you afraid of? Didn't you drink the medicine quickly last time?"

Last time, Thor was just a servant, unable to fight back when faced with the threat of death.

And this time there are still three months before the first test.

Thor is not clueless about how to become stronger now, and naturally he doesn't want to spend his future on a potion with unknown side effects.

"There is nothing wrong with taking this potion for a short period of time, but if you take it for a long time, it will overdraw your potential and consume your vitality. When all is used up, you will naturally die."

Kong Sha changed her words, "But if you strive harder and work harder, you might be able to become a second-level apprentice before your potential is exhausted. Then you won't need to forcibly increase your magic power, and instead use witchcraft research to gain achievements, or you can

Pass the semi-annual test.”

After she finished speaking, she raised the vial and shook it. The transparent liquid undulated in the vial, full of temptation.

"Overdraft potential." Thor stared at the bottle of potion and sighed softly, "If I really take it for a long time, will it be impossible for me to become an official wizard?"

"Ha!" Kong Sha almost laughed to death at what she heard. "You may not think it's too beautiful! Even I am not sure that I will be promoted to an official wizard."

Although this sentence is not stated explicitly, it basically confirms what Sol said.

"I'm sorry, Senior Sister Kong Sha, I can't take this medicine." Sol lowered his head, but his voice was firm.

Kongsa's smile disappeared, and she stood up and looked at Sol's head.

In the glass cover on half of the head, five or six eyeballs appeared densely, sticking tightly to the glass, staring at Thor fiercely.

Although he didn't look up, Thor could still feel endless pressure and fear.

After Sol's face turned pale and his body began to tremble, Kong Sha chuckled and retracted her eyes.

"Do you think three months is a long time? Since you don't want to, I won't force you. However, when you regret it and come to beg me, you will have to do more than that."

After saying that, Kong Sha walked around Sol charmingly and walked out of the dormitory.

After a long while, Sol turned back to look at the closed door and raised his hand to wipe the cold sweat from his forehead.

He was dripping with cold sweat, and when he was touched by his hand, water gathered into droplets and slid down the corners of his eyes.

Although it is terrifying, Thor must refuse Konsa's potion.

First, he could not allow himself to become Kong Sha's puppet and gamble with his life on the other's kindness.

Secondly, as a time traveler with a hard-cover book, he cannot be satisfied with the future of a second-level wizard apprentice.

The wizard's door has been opened to him a small crack, and just a glimpse is enough to make Thor fascinated.

"Is it because I was born lucky? Why do I always encounter all kinds of dangers? It's too difficult to survive in this world!"

There is West Germany in the front, Konsa in the back, and the attitude of Mark in the middle is unclear.

There's Kaz at the top, Brown at the bottom, and Duke at the side, hiding bad news.

Are there no good people in this wizard's tower?

Can't he live the life of an ordinary apprentice, study honestly, and not encounter an enemy every step he takes?

Because of the shock just now, Sol's hands and feet were still a little weak. He reluctantly moved two steps and then let himself fall on the bed.

"Rejecting Kong Sha, I can only find a way to become stronger on my own for the time being."

Thor covered his eyes with his left hand, and the cold and hard white bones stung his eyelids.

"Damn it, at worst I'll risk my life and stop being a human being! I have classes tomorrow...sleep!"

After half a night's sleep and intermittent nightmares, Sol couldn't rest well at all.

But he still got up early in the morning, with two dark circles under his eyes, and found George who was working on the fourth floor before going to class.

George was very excited when he saw Sol coming over. He will have to clean the corridor in the early morning tomorrow. Although he may not encounter anything, it may be better not to go.

As long as Sol valued him, other male servants would not dare to give him dangerous jobs.

"Sir, are you here to accept me as your exclusive servant?" George's eyes were shining.

"Not yet."

George was still a child and immediately showed a disappointed expression, but he quickly cheered up and said, "I understand, sir, George always looks forward to serving you!"

Saul got down to business, "Has anyone come to see Brown these days?"

George shook his head, "We are all together when we have a rest, and he is always there at that time. But I don't know about it at night."

Saul pondered that perhaps the person who instructed Brown to target him had not yet appeared.

He asked in a different way: "Before that, after I was injured, have you ever seen a blond young man of eighteen or nineteen come to see Brown?"

Thor described the appearance of the second-level apprentice Sid.

After hearing this, George opened his mouth.

Seeing George's expression, Saul immediately asked: "Have you seen it before?"

George stuttered a little and said: "Sir, my lord, I have never seen him come to Brown...but, but, isn't the person you mentioned the same person who smashed the book...and hurt you?"

Thor's eyes widened.

His incomplete memory never told him who killed the original owner of the body. After George reminded him, a picture suddenly appeared in Saul's mind.

The fear sealed by death burst out in an instant.

It was a large, bright but still creepy room.

There are rows of towering bookshelves.

It was a blond young man with a strange look on his face, who kept taking out the books on the bookshelf and putting them back again.

It was a few vague whispers about "diary".

That was the angry expression he saw when he looked back.

It was a hard-cover book that was thrown over casually and was about a palm thick.

It was dizziness mixed with intense fear and severe headache.

It was deathly silence and darkness...

Sol's body shook, shocked.

What surprised him was not that West Germany had killed "himself", but the hard-cover book.

It turned out to be the hard-cover book floating on his left shoulder!!!

Saul always thought that hard-cover books were the benefits of his time travel, plug-ins, and golden fingers.

Unexpectedly, that hard-cover book turned out to be something original to this world!

He refrained from casting his gaze over his left shoulder.

Then he thought of the word diary he heard from West Germany, and the familiar format before the words appeared on the hard cover...

Was the thing West Germany was looking for just the hard-cover book he threw over casually?

Thor sneered.

I don’t know if West Germany is aware of it.

If the other party discovers that the hard-cover book is what he is looking for, then that will be the reason why Saul has encountered many murderous intentions these days.

Saul didn't know how to separate the hard-cover books, and he couldn't possibly give up the hard-cover books.

"Then the only option is to fight to the death." He thought to himself, but he didn't feel scared anymore.

Looking up, he saw George looking at him uneasily. Saul softened his expression and said, "Okay, you go back. I will transfer you out when I calm down."

Now George was happy. With Sol's words, his life could be extended by several years.

Leaving the cheerful George, Saul went to say hello to the butler.

The other party behaved respectfully when seeing him and readily promised not to arrange for George to do dangerous tasks.

After that, Sol hurriedly packed up his things and rushed to the east tower.

Today’s first lesson is about basic cognition of all things.

Sol arrived late, but Keli had already reserved a seat for him.

"You're finally here. If you don't come, I'll think something happened to you." Keli touched her chin again, "Although I don't think it's possible."

"Also? Who happened to be in trouble?"

Is there anyone more unlucky than myself?

Keli mentioned a name, but Sol had never heard of it.

"He's crazy." Keli saw that Sol didn't show a panicked expression like the others, "Why aren't you surprised at all?"

"I have seen the horror here, but I didn't expect that just one day later, someone would go crazy." Saul said in a low voice.

If the big fan hadn't appeared last night, the best outcome for him would probably have been to go crazy.