Diary of the Death Wizard

Kong Sha is not a good person. Everything she does for Sol requires Sol to pay the price.

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

The last time Sol was just a servant, facing the threat of death, he had no power to fight back.

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

As for the way to become stronger, Sol is not completely clueless now, and naturally he doesn't want to rest his future on a bottle of 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 everything is exhausted, you will naturally die."

Kong Sha changed her voice, "However, if you try harder and work harder, you may be able to become a second-level apprentice before your potential is exhausted. At that time, you can use witchcraft research to obtain achievements instead of forcibly increasing your magic power. Pass the test every six months."

After she finished speaking, she lifted the small medicine bottle and shook it. The transparent liquid rose and fell in the small medicine bottle, full of temptation.

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

"Ha!" Kong Sha almost died laughing 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 was not explicitly stated, it basically affirmed what Saul said.

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

Konsha's smile faded and she stood up looking over Saul's head.

In the glass cover on half of the skull, five or six eyeballs emerged densely, sticking to the glass, staring at Sol viciously.

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

After Sol's face turned pale and his body began to tremble, Kong Sha smiled lightly 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 coming to me, you need to do more than that."

After finishing speaking, Kongsha bypassed Sol enchantingly and walked out of the dormitory.

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

Cold sweat was dripping down, and when he was stroked by his hand, it gathered into water droplets and slid down the corners of his eyes.

As terrifying as it is, Sol must reject Konsha's potion.

For one thing, he couldn't allow himself to be Kong Sha's puppet, betting his life on the other party's kindness.

Secondly, as a time traveler with a hard cover book, it is impossible for him to be satisfied with the future of a second-level wizard apprentice.

The wizard's door had opened a small crack to him, and just a glimpse was enough to make Thor's heart fascinated.

"Could it be that I was born lucky? Why do I always encounter various dangers? Surviving in this world is too difficult!"

There is Sid in the front, Konsha in the back, and Mark in the middle has an unclear attitude.

There is Katz on the top, Brown on the bottom, and Duke hiding bad water around him.

Are there no good people in this wizard tower?

Can't he live the life of an ordinary apprentice, study honestly, and don't meet an enemy every step of the way?

Because of the shock just now, Sol's hands and feet are still a little sore, he barely moved two steps, and then let himself fall on the bed.

"Rejecting Kongsha, I can only find a way to become stronger for the time being."

Thor covered his eyes with his left hand, and the cold and hard white bone hurt the eyelids.

"Damn, it's a big deal to go all out and stop being a human being! There's still class tomorrow...sleep!"

With half a night's sleep and intermittent nightmares, Sol didn't have a good rest at all.

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

George was very excited when he saw Sol coming. He will be cleaning the corridor in the early morning tomorrow. Although there may not be any problems, it may be better not to go.

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

"My lord, 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, "I see, my lord, George is always looking forward to serving you!"

Sol talked about business, "Has anyone come to see Brown these days?"

George shook his head, "Everyone is together when they are resting, and he was always there at that time. But I don't know at night."

Perhaps, Saul thought, the person who instructed Brown to target him hadn't yet appeared.

He changed his way to ask: "Before that, after I was injured, have you ever seen a blond-haired young man of eighteen or nineteen come to Brown?"

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

After hearing this, George opened his mouth.

Seeing George's expression, Sol immediately asked, "Have you seen it?"

George stammered and said, "My lord, I haven't seen him come to look for Brown... But, but, isn't the man you're talking about the one who threw a book... and hurt you?"

Thor's eyes widened.

His incomplete memory has never told him who killed the original owner of the body. After being reminded by George, pictures suddenly appeared in Sol's mind.

The fear sealed away by death burst out in an instant.

It was a large bright room that was still eerie.

It was a row of towering bookshelves.

It was a blond young man with a strange expression who kept pulling out books from the bookshelf and putting them back.

It was a few vague whispers about "diary."

It was the expression of anger when he looked back at himself.

It was a hand-thick hardcover book that was thrown over casually.

It was a vertigo mixed with intense fear and a severe headache.

It was deathly silent and dark...

Thor swayed, shocked.

What surprised him wasn't that Sid had killed "himself," but the hardcover book.

It turned out to be the hardcover book floating on his left shoulder! ! !

Sol always thought that the hardcover book was the benefit, cheat, and cheat for his time travel.

Unexpectedly, the hardcover book turned out to be something original in this world!

He resisted not looking at his left shoulder.

Then he thought of the word diary he had heard from Sid, and the familiar format before the words appeared in the hardcover book...

Was what Sid was looking for just the hardcover book he threw over?

Sol sneered.

I don't know if Sid is aware of it.

If the other party finds that the hardcover book is what he is looking for, then the many murderous opportunities Sol has encountered these days will be the reason.

Saul didn't know how to separate the hardcover, and he was even less likely to give up the hardcover.

"Then there is only death." He thought to himself, but he didn't feel so scared anymore.

Looking up, seeing George looking at him anxiously, Sol softened his expression, "Okay, you go back, and I will call you out when I calm down."

Now George is happy. With Sol's words, his life can be extended for several years.

After leaving the elated George, Sol went to say hello to the butler again.

The other party showed respect when they saw him, and readily agreed not to arrange for George to do dangerous tasks.

After that, Sol hurriedly packed his things and rushed to the East Tower.

Today's first class is the basic knowledge of all things.

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

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

"Also? Who's wrong?"

Is there anyone more unlucky than yourself?

Corrie said a name that Saul had never heard of.

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

"I've seen the horror here, but I didn't expect that just after a day, someone would go crazy." Sol whispered.

If it wasn't for Fanda's appearance last night, his best ending would probably be to go crazy.