Death Wizard Diary

Although Mark agreed to guide Sol, he would not waste all his good morning time on this first-level newcomer. The learning tasks of the second-level apprentices are also very heavy, especially since they will be tested in a month.

Rather than saying that Mark taught Sol, it would be better to say that Sol studied it on his own first, and then asked Mark if he encountered difficulties or things he couldn't figure out.

It's a pity that even with Mark's explanation, Saul has only a partial understanding of many places and can't figure out the logical relationship at all.

Before leaving at noon, Saul made another request to Mark.

"Do you want to borrow that puppet that tests your mental strength?" Mark didn't hesitate. He went directly to the cabinet in the laboratory, opened the door, and pulled out a puppet at random.

The moment Mark opened the cabinet door, Sol couldn't help but take two steps back.

Seeing Sol's vigilant look, Mark felt funny again, "You're afraid, but you still want to borrow it?"

"I'm just afraid, so I need to borrow it." Sol was careful not to let himself and the puppet look at each other.

Saul reached out to take it, and Mark casually placed the puppet in his hand.

"Friendly price, 5 magic crystals for 10 days."

"Then I'll borrow it for 2 days first."

Mark said with a black face, "I won't borrow it for two days!"

Thor simply said: "I only have 3 magic crystals in my hand."

The current magic crystal was also exchanged for his credits and Keli.

You can take advantage of your friends, but you can never take advantage of your enemies.

In the end, Mark took away three of Sol's magic crystals and warned Sol that he could research them, but if they were damaged, he would have to pay 2 credits as compensation.

The puppet was wrapped in layers of cloth, and Thor carefully put the doll into the pocket of his apprentice's robe.

"Take me away, take me away..."

Sol paused and said, "Senior, did you hear that?"

"Huh?" Mark had already sat back at the table and was immersed in research.

"No, it's nothing..."

Sol pinched the pocket of his coat with one hand, as if he was afraid that something would escape from it.

He picked up the book and turned around and left the laboratory.

On the way back to the West Tower, someone stopped Sol.

Sol looked familiar to her and knew she was a first-level newcomer at the same time as him, but he forgot her name.

"Sol," the little girl looked a little shy, "I have something to tell you."

She pinched her clothes and kept twirling the knots on them with her index finger.

"Can you finish it in five sentences?" The girl came out suddenly, and Sol almost rushed to her.

The other party was stunned and looked a little aggrieved.

"Sorry, I'm in a hurry."

"But I..." The girl's eyes suddenly turned red.

Sol simply walked around the other party and muttered loudly, "It's over, it's over, it's too late, it's too late."

The girl stood there blankly and did not catch up.

It doesn't seem to be a big deal.

But Sol still couldn't get out of the passage.

At the end of the passage, another person jumped out.

"Hi, Sol!"

Sol knew this person, he was Doze.

The newcomer who once chased after Keli and later hung out with Duke.

This time he was not followed by Rocky, who had no independent ideas.

Ever since he discovered that Sol's magic talent was very low, Doze hadn't come to him for a long time.

"Sorry, I'm in a hurry." Sol turned around and wanted to avoid Doze again.

But Doze raised his hand and directly blocked the passage.

"I've finished my five sentences."

Sol could only stop.

"Senior Luo Kai led some freshmen to form a mutual aid group. There, everyone can learn from each other and discuss with each other. Today at two o'clock in the afternoon is the second gathering of the mutual aid group. Do you want to come?"

"Want money?"

"Well, ordinary students have to accept..."

"I have no money." After saying this, Sol nodded politely, then pushed Doze's hand away and walked out.

Doze quickly turned around and shouted to Sol: "Keli has promised to participate today."

Sol stopped, looked back at Doze's proud expression, and said sincerely: "I really have no money."

He left in a hurry, and finally no one stopped him.

After a quick lunch, Sol went to the morgue on the second floor of the east tower.

This has become his study room, and the dormitory is just a place for evening study and rest.

The outermost corpse room has been reorganized by Thor. In addition to the teleportation platform and two long tables, a cabinet has been added, which contains some necessary experimental supplies that Thor exchanged.

These instruments and materials used up all the remaining credits in Sol's hands.

If the wizard's tower hadn't provided food and accommodation, Thor would have had no choice but to drink the northwest wind.

In addition to the things Sol bought, there was also some alienated materials he took from the corpse in the cabinet.

An accident made Saul discover that if the materials he took out were not placed in the empty box on the long table, they would not be taken away the next day, but would still stay in their original place.

After studying "Green's Cognition of Witchcraft Transformation" and "Corpse Refining Guide", Thor already knows how to use some basic materials.

So every time he works, if he can obtain more than two materials, he will keep one.

As for whether it will be considered stealing?

Sol doesn't think so.

The book that Master Kaz gave him to study corpses was not just for examining the characteristics of the remains on the corpses.

The second half of the book is all about how to preserve materials, some simple applications, and a little discussion about the soul.

Since the instructor asked me to study this book, he must also have the idea of ​​​​letting me learn the following knowledge.

However, even if Saul specially bought a container for placing perishable materials, it would be difficult to prevent the natural decomposition of the body.

Fortunately, the book "Corpse" also mentions a level 0 witchcraft - preserving organs.

In order to learn this witchcraft, Thor must first master the complex dark attribute compound rune.

This is why he has been studying hard day and night these days.

It's just that the difficulty of this dark attribute compound rune is beyond Thor's imagination. Even though he has a high mental talent, he still can't quickly understand its principles.

That's why he spent magic crystals to ask Senior Mark for advice. Unfortunately, although Senior Mark gave him some ideas for solving the problem, he still couldn't find the correct answer.

Thor used an absorbent pen to carefully draw the basic graphics of the compound runes on a piece of white paper.

"It can be basically determined by the coordinate axes that the figure I drew is consistent with the original rune. But why can't I activate the rune when I use mental power to draw it?"

This compound rune is already one of the simplest compound runes.

It looks like two basic runes overlapped to form a new pattern.

Only one of the runes has been reduced in scale.

"Senior Mark said that compound runes are not just the overlap of two basic runes, but also pay attention to their proportional relationship. But I also distribute the magic power proportionally, but there still seems to be something wrong?"

"Senior Mark also said to pay attention to angles. What is the angle of angle observation?"

Sol held the white paper in front of him, level with his eyes.

Suddenly he had a flash of inspiration.

"Is it the perspective?"

Sol immediately put down the paper, used a ruler to find the center point and drew a perspective drawing. By calculating the proportional relationship, he tried to explore the distance between the two drawings.

"wrong!"

After working for a long time, he still couldn't activate this rune.

"I've calculated it a dozen times and I think it's correct. It's not a perspective view."

Thor was a little annoyed and threw the compound runes that he had drawn into a mess into a ball into the trash can.

He stared blankly at the waste paper in the trash can.

"What exactly is wrong with my understanding?"

The runes in the trash can were crumpled, with one part concave, one convex, one vertical, and one flat.

There seemed to be countless small runes dancing and jumping in front of Thor's eyes.

"Wait!" Thor's eyes suddenly lit up, and he raised his hand and slapped his forehead, "I have already thought that the two runes may not overlap, but are separated in space. Why didn't I think about the two runes?

The planes on which the two runes are located are not necessarily parallel?"

Sol took out a new piece of blank paper and drew a three-dimensional coordinate axis on it.