Death Wizard Diary

Sol looked up at Byron, whose expression was as serious as ever.

"Is it the coordinate diagram of the composite rune?"

Byron's eyes curled up, "Yes, although it is just a construction diagram of a compound rune, it also gave me a lot of inspiration, so I was able to find my locator at the last moment when I was thirty."

"Locator?"

"You will naturally know this when you reach Level 2. Knowing it now will only increase your burden and disturb your thoughts."

Thor nodded.

The knowledge of the wizarding world also requires a certain amount of strength to explore.

Understanding advanced knowledge too early will only lead to madness.

"But although you can't understand this knowledge yet, when you enter Level 2, you can come to me and join my team. I will give you some of my experience as a Level 2 apprentice."

"Squad?" This is another term Saul has never heard of.

"In order to integrate the locator, the third-level apprentices will go out to look for opportunities, so you will almost never see them inside the wizard tower."

"At the same time, because the places they go are very dangerous, they often travel in groups. Many second-level apprentices will go out with the team in order to find a locator that suits them, but some will die outside."

Byron sighed, and his whole body made a whistle-like sound.

"There is no way, the resources in the Wizard Tower are limited."

Thor thought about his empty experimental bench and cabinet, holding a large bag of magic crystals in his arms, and sighed: "Yeah, it's too limited."

Byron walked to Peggy's long table and looked through the books on it. Then he checked the three sarcophagi in the room, and finally returned to Peggy's decaying body.

"There are evil spirits hidden in these three corpses. Peggy should have handed them over to Instructor Kaz for processing. But...she was greedy and wanted to monopolize the corpse of this second-level apprentice."

Saul nodded, and the hardcover also told him that after Saul dies, Peggy will write down the corpses of three first-level apprentices in the register.

The whereabouts of the corpse of the second-level apprentice is self-evident.

The wound that replaced the lip continued to open and close.

"But she underestimated the evil spirit and overestimated herself. She fell into it and could only find you as her scapegoat."

Sol continued to nod, and Senior Byron said everything correctly.

"You're not bad." Byron concluded in the end, with his eyes slightly bent, he looked at Saul with relief.

"I also hit him by mistake." Saul was able to counter-kill Peggy because the hard-cover book helped him eliminate all wrong options, plus he had a few props given by Kongsha.

Otherwise, with his strength, hitting the undead with two rounds would be his limit.

So the big white legs should still be hugged, as long as they are careful not to be led into the ditch.

"I will handle Peggy's belongings. Do you have any objections?"

Sol immediately shook his head, "No objection, it's safest to handle it with the seniors."

Byron didn't waste any words, walked over and easily lifted two of the coffins.

One of them contains a second-level apprentice, and the other contains a first-level apprentice.

"Let's go."

Thor was stunned for a moment, not knowing what Byron was going to do, but he followed immediately.

Byron passed by Hayden's room, stopped and kicked at the door.

The door opened a crack first. Hayden saw Byron outside the door and immediately opened the door completely.

"Senior Byron."

"Um!"

Byron's wounds had healed, and he threw one of the first-level apprentice's sarcophagi into it.

"Boom!"

The sarcophagus fell to the ground and picked up a puff of dust.

"Um?"

Hayden has also worked with Byron for several years, and he immediately understood what Byron meant.

"I understand, I missed work tonight and don't know what happened here."

"Yeah." Byron nodded.

Hayden immediately closed the door and pretended that no one was here.

Sol on the side was completely shocked by Byron's operation.

Byron carried the remaining sarcophagus and led Saul to the third morgue.

He started again and cut his throat.

"There are some problems with Peggy's body. I will keep it and report it to the instructor. There is basically no problem with it and it still has value. Anyway, Peggy has concealed its existence, so I will keep it for you."

It seems that Senior Byron is "dividing the spoils", so Paige's body belongs to Senior Byron.

Sol didn't have any dissatisfaction either.

But Byron did not take Peggy's body directly and gave Sol a better choice.

"You killed Peggy. I'll keep it, but I won't take your things in vain. If you want to exchange anything, you can come to me anytime within a month."

Sol stood up in surprise. He could even open his mouth and say a lot of things.

But he looked back at the sarcophagus on the ground and suddenly calmed down again.

Byron is about to become a third-level apprentice and he will not leave the Wizard Tower.

And as one of the few people in the entire wizard tower who has no ill intentions towards him, he even said that he could be his helper.

It's so rare.

He has not yet decided on the final plan for his current witch body transformation experiment, so it is better to save the opportunity until it is really needed.

"Before I officially enter the third-level apprenticeship, I will take over the work in the morgue. You can come to me at any time."

"Senior, do you know West Germany?" Seeing Byron turning around and leaving, Saul stopped him again.

"Huh?" The wound has healed.

"I have some conflicts with West Germany. Do you think Peggy wants to take the opportunity to kill me because of West Germany?"

Byron shook his head.

Somehow, Saul understood Byron's meaning.

He is expressing "don't know", not "no".

Byron looked around at Sol, doubts flashing in his eyes.

He was probably thinking, why can a first-level apprentice, a newcomer who has only been here a month, make so many enemies?

Byron exited the room, leaving space for Sol. He also had to go back to deal with Peggy's body and the trouble left by Peggy.

Saul was also pleased with Byron's reaction.

At the very least, Senior Byron should not be familiar with West Germany.

In this way, Senior Byron can become another leg up for him against West Germany.

A third-level thigh!

With a pleasant smile on his face, Thor walked to the sarcophagus.

This sarcophagus looks very special, not an ordinary material.

Also, how can a normal coffin contain evil spirits?

Sol rubbed his hands excitedly, "No one is rich without windfall, and robbers will never deceive me."

Saul locked the door from the inside.

This will be the first time he handles a body that has not been screened by Hayden.

It is also complete and belongs to his first material.

…

Peggy's matter really seems to have nothing to do with West Germany.

After Konsa killed Cid and brought back a new man who was originally going to replace Thor, Cid didn't appear for a long time.

Life has returned to peace, and learning and experimentation seem to have taken over again.

But Saul knew that West Germany would not give up.

On his shoulder was a hard-cover book that West Germany was bound to win, and several narrow escapes from death made Saul more and more aware of the power of hard-cover books.

Now, if anyone wants to steal the hard-cover book, Saul will definitely fight to the death.

He had no idea how much West Germany knew about hard-cover books.

But his speculation must be limited.

Hard-cover books can predict death, and West Germany's several tentative attacks on Saul can indeed threaten Saul's life.

But every time the murderous intention comes, it’s not clear enough!

This also gave Thor time to find a way to save himself.

Saul asked himself, if he wanted to snatch the hard-cover book, he would definitely choose a killing method that would make people unable to react and leave him with nowhere to escape.

Instead of wasting opportunities like West Germany time and time again, and having Saul realize his intentions in turn.

Therefore, although West Germany was tracing the traces of a book, he was not very clear about the function of a hard-cover book.

So, how did he know about the existence of hard-cover books?

"Chi!"

The sound of fire interrupted Thor's thoughts. He stood up and first glanced at the crucible and other reacting containers on the table.

It should be a long time before the reaction ends.

He got up to greet the first guest of the day.