Diary of the Death Wizard

Just do it.

Thor inflicted a fourth wound on himself, collecting a little blood and muscle tissue.

Then he prepared the basic materials for making candles, plus the juice of accompanying flowers, flesh and a little bit of cut candles, and remade a complete new candle.

The shape of this candle is similar to the candle on the candlestick, but because of the addition of flesh tissue, the candle has changed from white to red.

"I've diluted it as much as possible, but it's still so red. Should I extract serum or other colorless tissue?"

Although there was a problem with the color of the first finished product, Sol also planned to try it out first.

He fixed the candle on the table and threw a small flame into the wick.

But after the small flame floated over the candle wick, it failed to ignite it.

"Is there something wrong with the material of the candle, affecting its flammability? Wait!"

Sol took out the lamplighter again, stood up and moved a distance away, and pointed the nozzle at the wick of the candle.

"Hey!"

This time, the red candle was successfully lit, and the wick was burning with a pale flame!

"It's exactly the same as the flame on the candlestick?" Thor carefully compared the candle lamp above his head, showing a surprised smile.

"Succeeded once? Am I such a genius?"

After a short period of joy, Saul calmed himself down again.

"After all, the main ingredients are substitutes, and the accompanying flower juice does not meet the requirements, so the actual effect may be much worse..."

Suddenly, Sol was shocked, and goosebumps all over his body burst out as if he had his own consciousness.

He turned around in shock, and saw that the shelf behind him was full of people!

It's all the corpses outside!

These guys don't know when to move behind Saul. Some of them squeezed into the corridor between the shelves, and some of them didn't squeeze into the corridor. They could only stand behind the shelves and "watch" Sol through the gap between the goods.

But Thor intuitively felt that they were looking at the candle in his hand.

Just a trance, the group of corpses seemed to be getting closer to him.

Sol made a decisive decision, picked up the knife on the table and extinguished the candle.

As a puff of blue smoke rises from the burnt wick, the strange feeling of burning light gradually disappears.

Thor turned his head again, keenly noticing that the corpses were getting closer to him.

Although their faces were still expressionless and their eyes were closed, Thor could feel a sense of disappointment from them.

In the past, although Thor was sure that they did have some consciousness, he never saw them actively moving.

Unexpectedly, it was exposed by the red candle.

Sol looked at the candle in his palm, and thought to himself, "Could it be that I made something extraordinary?"

"what???"

A female voice suddenly sounded above Sol's head.

When he looked up, he saw a black shadow emerging from the roof little by little, gradually extending from the shape of thick water droplets to the figure of a woman.

In the end, the black shadow completely broke free from the roof and fell to the ground. When it landed, it almost doubled with Sol.

"Madame Yora?"

"Don't call me Yura, call me Winnie!" Heiying said unhappily, but she quickly skipped the matter, sniffing left and right with her face that couldn't see the facial features clearly, "The smell just now Where did it go?"

smell?

Sol looked down at the red candle beside him, he didn't smell anything.

The black shadow immediately noticed that Sol's gaze had shifted, followed him to look over, and saw a red candle.

"This...you did it?"

The black shadow of Winnie approached, she squatted down, folded her hands on the table, and let herself look at the candle at the same level.

"I feel its smell is calming." The black shadow seemed to raise his head, "Can you light it again?"

"calm?"

Oddly, Thor didn't add something to soothe the soul.

Even the accompanying flower juice that the white candle might have had to stabilize the spiritual body was diluted several times by Thor.

It stands to reason that the efficacy should not be as good as the original candle.

But Vinnie didn't respond at all to the other lit candles in the warehouse.

"Vinnie, I'll light a candle and these guys will rush up."

Sol pointed to the group of corpses still "lingering" beside the shelves behind him.

Heiying glanced back and said nonchalantly: "It's okay, they came here only when they feel comfortable. As long as you don't violate the taboo, they won't hurt you. Hurry up, hurry up..."

Hearing Winnie's assurance, Sol picked up the lamp and re-lit the red candle.

A ray of white light faintly lit up.

The warehouse fell silent.

The living and the dead stared blankly at the candlelight.

Sol didn't smell anything, and didn't feel very peaceful. He looked around and found that the corpses were no longer approaching, but all of them were facing the red candle, their faces were less gloomy and more intoxicated.

"You can't let them know that the raw material is part of my blood." Sol raised his hand and pressed it on the wound covered by his sleeve with some anxiety, "They didn't respond to my wound, but they were very concerned about the red candle. This should be something A voodoo reaction that sparked a qualitative change."

"But why can my blood trigger this effect? ​​My left eye can heal automatically, is it also related to this change in the body?"

The changes related to the whole body in Thor's memory are the experience of his body melting unconsciously after defeating the evil spirit Morton.

This incident was also told to him by Senior Byron afterwards. Otherwise, Saul himself would be unaware of the melting.

Later, when Senior Byron examined him, he found no reason for the fusion and recovery of his body. At that time, there might be pursuers behind the sailing ship, so this matter can only be put aside for now.

Back in the wizard's tower, Sol didn't find any abnormality in his body, but now it seems that the experience still had a great impact on him. It's just that I don't know whether it is good or bad, and whether there are other drawbacks.

Sol was worried about the changes in his body, but Winnie was obsessed with looking at the red candle, and even sat on the ground, with her arms on the table and her head resting on her arms.

He looked like he was about to fall asleep.

"Why can you make candles like this, but Gorza can only make bad-smelling pewter? I mean, he doesn't understand souls at all."

Faced with Vinnie's complaints about the tower master, Sol could only touch his nose, as if he hadn't heard anything.

But Winnie continued, and even introduced Gorza's life.

"Not long after Golsa established the Wizard Tower, the situation in the western continent was complicated. People who ran out of the land of no man established Baidong Academy on the coast. They ignored the western treaty with their backs on the sea and always secretly bullied the Duke of Kema. To expand the territory of their academy..."

In order to lose the country and avoid the tragic ending of the country's destruction, the then king of Kema sent people to inquire about the background of the wizards who had just entered the western continent, hoping to find a reliable force to form an alliance with.

Who would have thought that as soon as the news was released, the newly moved wizard Tata master Gorza would come to the door and ask for an alliance.

At that time, many forces settled in the western continent. Golsa entered alone, but carved up quite a large piece of territory.

It is said that his family is quite powerful in another continent, so the forces stationed in the western continent dare not take the initiative to fight with him.

"The people of the Kema Empire should have been deceived by him." Winnie tilted her head with a bit of indignation in her tone, "Golsa should have been exiled by his family. No one from other forces has been there for so many years." I have looked for him. He has a guilty conscience, so he asked Kema to form an alliance."

"That's why the tower master married Mrs. Yula at that time?"

"...That's not true."

King Kema, who had been reduced to a principality, took the initiative to lower his figure in order to form an alliance with Golsa, who seemed to have a strong background.

In addition to providing supplies to the Wizard Tower every year, they also want to carry out the most common marriage among nobles.

But Gorza refused the marriage, and asked the principality to send someone to help him manage the territory, as long as the tribute was handed in on time every year.

Sol was a little surprised, but then he felt that it was something the tower master could do.

If Gorza was really alone when he came to the western region, then he definitely didn't have the energy and thought to deal with the internal affairs of the territory.

But Sol did not expect that he would not even find an agent, and would directly return a large piece of territory to the original owner.

The Principality of Kema must be overjoyed.

Even if it is only a part of the territory, the proceeds can help the Principality of Kema recover.

"Then how did Mrs. Ura marry the Tower Master?" Sol wasn't really gossip, but Mrs. Ura's death was obviously related to Gorza's real purpose.

Is it a study of resurrecting a loved one, or an experiment to fight pollution?

Only by clarifying the content and purpose of the research can the process of the experiment be correctly planned.

"At that time, Yula was already a first-level official wizard, majoring in dark attribute elements, obsessed with soul research." Winnie's face was always facing the direction of the red candle, as if fascinated, "And Golsa majored in light attribute, as soon as they met, they quarreled over a topic."

Thorton pricked up his ears, "What subject?"

"Can the soul...can exist independently of the body?"