Death Wizard Diary

Chapter 341 Contact

Author: Imana

Chapter 341 Contact

Sol lowered his head, "What's your name?"

"Banbu," the boy's courage ran out, and his voice began to grow smaller, "to my lord, my name is Banbu."

"Banbu, becoming a wizard's apprentice is not necessarily a good thing. Half of the people who entered the wizard's tower at the same time as me are no longer in this world. Half of the remaining people have also been missing for a long time."

Banbu opened his mouth wide.

He is obviously not exposed to the cruelty and cruelty beneath the majesty and nobility of wizards.

Wind rushed into his mouth, and Banbu choked.

"Go back." Sol said again.

Banbu's eyes turned red. He felt that his reaction just now had disappointed the adults.

But he no longer had the courage to ask the wizard in front of him again.

Although he saved himself, although his tone was gentle, although he allowed himself to stand up and speak... he was a wizard after all.

The boy left disappointed, and Sol returned to the beach, staring at the increasingly blurred skyline disturbed by cumulus clouds and strong winds.

The sea water is rising.

Especially when the night gets darker, the rate of increase is astonishing.

Sol was originally standing four or five meters away from the sea water, but in an instant, the waves began to lick the soles of his shoes.

Gray-white palms quietly emerged in the foam of the waves, hooking their fingers, trying to pull this ungrateful person into the deep sea and drown him.

The next second, Thor stretched out a black tentacle from the palm of each hand, and under the cover of his broad cloak, it slowly dropped into the sea water at his feet.

After the black tentacles reached into the sea water, they floated up and down in the water like dull seaweed.

Then, the pale arm hidden in the white waves disappeared quickly, leaving only a little white foam, which hit the upper of Sol's shoes. He could not grasp the leather engraved with dust-proof magic, and rolled helplessly to the sand beside him.

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The wind is still howling, but the rate of seawater rise seems to have slowed down.

In other words, it became normal.

"I thought you were so kind that you would take in that boy!" A voice with a slight frivolous smile came from behind.

Thor turned his head slightly and saw the two wizards who had just been hiding in the shadows walking behind him.

The black tentacles quickly withdrew from the sea water, and then quietly retracted along the cloak into Thor's palm.

There are indeed soul fragments in the sea water, and it is the radiation released by these soul fragments that causes many strange situations to occur in this sea.

But compared with Xander and Banbu's experience, it's a little less interesting.

According to their description, there shouldn't be only these soul fragments here.

Less than ten resentful spirits may not be capable of such terror.

There must be at least one evil spirit to match the rumors.

Because Thor remained silent, the woman behind him snorted coldly: "Hmph, you are worthy of being an apprentice from the Wizard Tower. You are so proud."

Thor mentioned the Wizard Tower when he was talking to Zebu just now. This woman was afraid that she overheard their conversation.

The mental fluctuations coming from the other party were only those of a second-level apprentice. She dared to talk to Thor like this, mostly because she relied on the tall male apprentice next to her.

Sol slowly turned around, "I saved him, and he answered my questions. This is an exchange of equal value."

"An ordinary person, exchange for a level 0 witchcraft? Your magic is cheap enough."

"Shut up, Andy." The man opposite finally spoke.

He lowered his head and looked at Sol's gray-white face, "You are Sol, right?"

Sol narrowed his eyes, "Do you know me?"

The male wizard apprentice nodded, "I heard Jero mention that he has a junior named Thor who has been accepted by Wizard Gorsa. He has always wanted to invite you to do tasks together, but you have never agreed."

"There is really no time." Sol explained casually.

The male apprentice opposite him frowned and then relaxed, "Are you interested in cooperating?"

"My name is Parker, level three, and this is Andy, level two." The tall male apprentice briefly introduced, "We are here waiting for the soul tide."

Saul noticed that when Parker mentioned cooperation, the female apprentice Andy immediately became nervous. She seemed not to want Saul to join.

"You..." Thor carefully felt the magic power fluctuations emanating from the two of them, "You shouldn't be majoring in dark attributes, right?"

Generally, only apprentices majoring in light and dark attributes are more interested in things that are visible and intangible like soul tides.

"It's not true. Your mental power is indeed as sharp as Jero said. We are waiting for the soul tide to appear, because we want to track a ship inside."

"Ghost ship?"

Isn't it a treasure hunt on a sunken ship under the sea?

Andy on the side lowered his eyes, obviously unhappy.

"Almost. But there are no precious treasures, just a few resentful spirits. If there were any good things, this place would have been surrounded by all the wizarding forces."

The water was already up to the ankles of the three of them.

Sol noticed from the corner of his eye that Andy's shadow looked strange on the water.

Her body was normal, but her shadow reflected in the water looked like a vague oil stain.

Moreover, the oil stains were floating away little by little with the rise and fall of the sea water, gradually spreading towards Sol.

"Forget it, I won't stay here long."

Parker raised his eyebrows. Although he did not tell Thor that there was anything on the ghost ship that needed to be traced, normal people would be curious to ask if it was worth taking action.

Unexpectedly, Sol thought for a moment and then gave up.

"As expected of a second-level wizard's apprentice, it seems that you don't like these petty profits."

After being flatly rejected by Sol, Parker's expression didn't look as good as before.

Although Thor is not afraid of the other party, there is no need to make enemies and wait for the other party to come out and cause trouble for him.

"I didn't take that many days off."

He didn't come here with any ambition to decipher the secret of the soul tide. He just planned to take advantage of the tide to cut a wave of leeks.

According to the experience of the snail-picking boy Banbu, the soul tide here usually occurs once or twice a month.

It hasn't appeared this month. It's late now and it should appear in the next two days.

In this way, Sol should be able to return before the end of the month.

But if he agrees to cooperate with Parker to track down some ghost ship, then there’s no telling whether the return date will be delayed.

Besides, Thor is now using the materials in the second warehouse as long as he doesn’t take them out. Is there any ghost ship that can’t compare to Gortha’s material warehouse?

The most important point is that Thor doesn't want to take risks with the person he meets for the first time. Even if the person is in the name of Jero.

Hearing that Sol was uncooperative, Andy smiled.

She turned her head and stood on tiptoes, as if she wanted to whisper to Papak, but her voice was not lowered.

"I've long heard that the more talented and capable the apprentices in the wizard's tower are, the less free they will be. I didn't expect it to be true."

When Andy spoke, her greasy shadow floating on the water had slowly spread to Sol's feet.

The next moment, the greasy shadow receded with a wave of waves and touched Sol's calf.

Andy glanced sideways proudly, as if he was looking at the subject of the topic casually after finishing gossiping about other people.

This is her special ability. Through the contact of water and oil mixture, she can explore the information of the person she touches.

She can be taken by the powerful Parker all the time. Besides her body, she naturally has other trump cards.

But when Andy's eyes fell on Sol, his expression changed instantly. The oily black shadow on the sea suddenly collapsed and was no longer connected.

Andy quickly smoothed his hair that was messed up by the sea breeze, and used this action to cut off his sight of Sol.

Then she turned her head, the little bird leaned on Parker's chest lovingly, withdrew her prying eyes, and never dared to look at Sol again.

(End of chapter)