Diary of the Death Wizard

The hose that penetrated into the abyss twisted and suddenly pulled out many slender silver feathers. Several feathers were put together and an arm was pulled out.

Then another, then a head and limbs.

But in the blink of an eye, the hose turned into a new Kismet. Not even the clothes were left behind.

He looked at Thor, who was still broken bones, smiled slightly, and tried to get closer to Thor.

But as soon as he moved, he discovered that his lower body and upper body were not moving in sync. His upper body wanted to get closer to Sol, but his lower body turned half a circle to go in the opposite direction.

Kismet lowered his head and paused for a while. He didn't know how to twist his lower body around, and finally synchronized it and continued to approach Thor.

When Kismet came within one meter of Sol, he opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something, but his mouth was empty, with no organs or tissues, and naturally no sound came out.

Kismet stopped again, covering his mouth as if he finally realized the weirdness of this place.

After observing the problems existing in Kismet, Thor was not in a hurry to recover and still kept his consciousness mainly on the line of fate.

Kismet imitated Thor and stopped moving, moving slowly downwards with this peaceful space.

This seemingly peaceful space is actually more dangerous than the place full of polluted black tide outside.

The force field here is very strange, and from time to time there will be forces that are completely different from the normal world. If Kismet was not a fourth-level wizard, other wizards might come in and find everything calm, and their bodies would disintegrate if they moved even a little.

Without the timely repair ability of the fourth-level wizard, others would basically die instantly if they came in.

However, without the determination of the fourth-level wizard, others would not be able to survive the black tide outside.

Now both Kismet and Thor remain motionless, but this huge space as a whole flows downward, so the two of them are also moving slowly downward.

But there were no reference objects around, there was only darkness, and the distance of movement could not be seen at all. Thor could not confirm whether his perception was accurate now.

But he intuitively felt that he was approaching the Eye of the Abyss, so he didn't make any struggle and waited calmly.

Kismet suffered two losses, and now he follows Thor honestly.

"Teacher Gorsa didn't give me any hints. He said that any hints may become misleading after entering the abyss. Everything still depends on my own judgment." Thor carefully observed the surroundings, trying to find something here. A unique opportunity.

Just when time became longer due to the stasis of the environment, a grayish-white color suddenly appeared behind Sol and Kismet's vision.

It's the anchor!

And it’s an anchor monster that looks like a cheetah skeleton.

It kicked its feet, and with the help of some reaction force, it suddenly rushed towards Thor and Kismet.

The bones of its claws opened out, as if it wanted to tear the two people apart.

As the anchor point approached, the fluctuations in his body became stronger and stronger, and Thor's black bones and Kismet's limbs began to twist like twists.

"The anchor's pollution capacity here is far greater than that of the outside world. It's enough to start assimilation and resonance without getting very close."

Thor and Kismet had to move.

They didn't discuss it beforehand, but they bounced in opposite directions with a tacit understanding.

Just moving in such a distorted place, they also paid a considerable price.

Kismet's two feet were twisted off by the strong pulling force caused by his sudden change of direction.

Thor also had to leave half of his sternum intact.

So the next second, the rushing cheetah anchor hit the remaining parts of the two people's bodies.

The remaining limbs of the two people spun and split in an instant. The fragments continued to scatter, were reunited by the strange force field here, and then split again.

After several divisions and reorganizations, the two's stumps began to form a strange shape, like the corner of a snowflake or the coral on the seabed, accumulating bit by bit into irregular shapes.

Thor's attention was almost entirely focused on his twisted stump, leaving only a little attention on the movement of the cheetah's anchor point.

After observing for a period of time, he could no longer pay attention to the cheetah and simply let his body drift around.

Because Saul discovered that the stumps that had been assimilated by the cheetah anchor gradually revealed a pattern in their constant division and reorganization.

"Is this pattern the fluctuation frequency of the anchor monster?"

Since Keli can avoid Kuroshio pollution by imitating the frequency of Kuroshio pollution and disguising herself as a member of Kuroshio for a short time.

So can Sol also find the same pattern in anchor points?

First of all, Thor ruled out the possibility that the anchor monster and the black tide pollution were at the same frequency in his initial observation.

Although the two are similar in appearance, the frequency of anchor monsters is obviously more complex.

Sol can already imagine that if the fluctuation frequency of the anchor point is drawn on a white paper and then continuously enlarged, the seemingly smooth curve will become an irregular fold line full of jagged edges.

But this kind of discounting must have its underlying rules, otherwise the stumps of Sol and Kismet turned into powder would not show the same external form.

Just when Thor was obsessed with the law of fluctuations, he suddenly felt a force pushing him. Only then did he realize that Kismet had taken out his harp at some point and was playing with his fingers that were broken into several pieces. Playing the strings.

Although no sound came from the strings, a wave of waves was formed in this space, directly pushing Thor away from his original position.

As soon as Thor moved, the figure of Cheetah Anchor quickly rushed past him.

It seemed that Thor was so absorbed in what he was watching that he didn't notice the Cheetah Anchor's attack.

It was Kismet who helped him avoid the attack.

The price the other party paid was that both hands and arms were distorted to varying degrees.

Judging from the degree of distortion, Kismet has somewhat grasped the laws of the abnormal force field here.

He made some reckless moves a few times, and although he suffered a lot of damage, he also understood the rules here better.

In short, his arms and legs were not broken in vain.

Kismet is obviously aware of this, and being able to master the internal laws of the Eye of the Abyss is enough to be proud of.

Unable to speak, he blinked at Thor. Although half of his eyelids were still off when he opened his eyes again, he could not hide his good mood.

Thor was also in a good mood. He nodded almost imperceptibly to Kismet, and then completely gave up paying attention to the movements of the Cheetah Anchor. He concentrated on observing the pollution fluctuations at the Cheetah Anchor, and the two bodies falling off and breaking into pieces. Powder movement patterns.

Kismet saw the cheetah pounce on the motionless Thor again, but the latter had no intention of avoiding it, and the smile on his face disappeared instantly.

"Are you treating me as a labor force?"

Although he understood what Thor meant and his intention for doing this, Kismet still felt like he was being used.

But the strange thing is that even though he knew that Thor was using his ability, he didn't feel aggrieved at all.

On the contrary, I feel quite happy...

Just as he was happy to learn that Thor alone invited him to join him into the abyss.