Diary of the Death Wizard

Seeing that Hayden was completely submerged in the solution, Sol drew his hand and shook the liquid on his hand expressionlessly.

These caustic solutions had already made his arms red, but when he finished shaking his hands and put down his rolled up sleeves again, the skin on his arms had completely recovered.

"Brother Saul, he is already asleep."

The silver butterfly suddenly flew up from under the water surface, and the caustic solution had no effect on it.

"Okay." Sol nodded, took out a piece of paper, recorded the time, Hayden's state, and then imitated the way of the 20-story circular laboratory, pasting the recording paper on the side of the sarcophagus.

Then he turned and walked towards the experimental platform, followed by butterflies behind him.

This silver butterfly has grown a circle compared to half a year ago, not only that, but its ability to create dreams is also much stronger than before.

Because of being bound by the diary, Penny the Nightmare Butterfly could only use a small part of her abilities, but since Saul gave it a little cryptocrystal that Konsha deliberately left behind, Penny has grown up, and the patterns on her body It's also more complicated.

Cryptocrystalline can speed up the growth of baby Nightmare Butterfly. That little bit of cryptocrystal saved about three years of natural growth for Penny.

It's no wonder that when Penny saw the cryptocrystal, the whole butterfly went crazy and had no bottom line.

And Saul used cryptocrystal to Penny, in fact, to test the material properties of cryptocrystal.

Sol naturally used the rest of the cryptocrystal to study it himself.

Such things are difficult to preserve and must be kept in sentient flesh. But Saul didn't want to put things in his eyes like Monroe did. In the end, he chose to bury the cryptocrystal under the skin of his wrist, next to the bones and meridians.

In this way, he can feel the tingling feedback from there every time his heart beats, always reminding him of the existence of cryptocrystal.

Coupled with Sol's secondary transformation of the skin, it is also very sensitive to the special existence of cryptocrystal, which is between consciousness and matter.

"How long will your dream last?" Saul asked Penny after sitting at the long table.

"A soul that is essentially a first-level apprentice... can last until his death, and the dream can continue to exist until the spirit completely dies."

Penny said disdainfully.

However, it remembered the identity of the person in front of it, and said flatteringly: "However, I thought Brother Sol would put his consciousness into the diary. After all, Brother Sol is so powerful!"

This guy has always wanted a piece of cryptocrystal, and he will do anything for it.

After Saul ordered it not to ask for it, it began to compliment, act like a baby, and sell miserably in turn.

It's a pity that Saul doesn't like it at all.

"Hayden doesn't fit in the diary."

Sol currently only has one black page left. Before his strength improved to the point where he could have six black pages, just in case, he would not easily give up this spot.

And he has other ways to preserve Hayden's consciousness, so why put him in the diary?

After studying soul infusion for more than half a year, Sol didn't get nothing.

He is now using the soul-infused sample as a standard to improve, and in conjunction with the almost organic corpse group materials in the warehouse, he has researched many kinds of containers suitable for storing spirit bodies, and reduced the intensity of rejection, or delayed the rejection of the container. time.

One of the most successful programs has been able to delay the rejection of the container for half a year.

Although the time of half a year is incomparable with the time that the soul infusion can last for two or three years. But the soul infusion is to forcibly lock the spirit body into the body through the golden magic circle, and cut off the emotional perception to reduce the chaotic cognition caused by rejection.

In other words, Mr. Rum did not solve the problem of exclusion at all.

He used two methods of evading the problem, forcibly pinching two inappropriate souls and bodies together.

Such a body can persist for two or three years is already very powerful.

Saul's proposal, by contrast, is more sustainable. Using his formula, the soul does not need to suffer pain that it cannot perceive.

Therefore, the loss of the spirit body and the probability of mutation are also greatly reduced.

Sol's next goal is to significantly extend the time that rejection occurs. And in the process of prolonging the research on rejection, find a way to completely solve the rejection problem.

If he can really find the best solution, not only Mrs. Ura, but also other conscious, well-preserved, and uncontaminated spirit bodies can be revived in batches in this way...!

Of course, this best solution is still just a concept. Whether it can be realized or how soon it will be realized is unknown.

But Sol's plan to revive Mrs. Yura is not to find this optimal solution.

It sounds like an innate skill of the Goddess of Life, something that only appears in bard stories.

He just wants to delay the rejection by ten years!

Sol believes that as long as he can prolong the rejection for more than 10 years, he can "resurrect" Mrs. Ura in a disguised form.

After reading the experimental records provided by Gorza's mentor, Saul discovered a problem.

After Mrs. Ura stripped her soul, the abnormality appeared soon because the carrier container she chose for herself could not protect her soul like the original body, but would aggravate the pollution due to rejection.

The body is the original shelter of the soul. But this body must be original.

Mrs. Ura probably discovered this serious problem when she stripped her soul and stayed in the container for a long time.

Before that, she only had her soul out of her body for a short time and stayed in a container that had not yet rusted, so she mistakenly thought that she could switch bodies at will, thereby gaining the independence of her soul.

But she didn't expect that if she stayed in a body that didn't belong to her for a long time, the rejection would intensify the pollution of the soul, and the transfer from the carrier would cause secondary pollution.

And the soul of an official wizard is not enough to resist this level of pollution.

Therefore, even with Guru Gorza constantly cleaning her spirit body and removing pollution, Mrs. Ura would inevitably fall into the abyss of alienation.

It is said that after several failed attempts, the tower master sealed Mrs. Ura's soul and did not allow her to conduct any more experiments.

And Gorza himself turned from light to darkness, and personally studied resurrection—a topic that only third-level wizards can do.

Tier-3 wizards study resurrection, and Tier-4 wizards are already able to achieve limited resurrection.

Resurrection was not a subject that first- and second-order wizards should study.

But whether it is Madam Yula or Lord Golsata, they are very proud, and they are unwilling to stop at their own level of strength.

But in the end, both of them paid a considerable price for it.

So Thor never thought about really resurrecting anyone from the beginning.

It is impossible to take out his diary for others to use.

So he chose a solution that does not cure the symptoms.

His plan is that if the rejection reaction can be extended to more than 10 years, then the soul in the body will not be polluted from the body for the time being. And when the 10-year period comes, the pollution received during the second transfer of the soul to the new body can be gradually recovered in the next 10 years.

In this way, a cycle is repeated to achieve a closed loop.

Resurrection in disguise.

This experiment assumes that Thor has not told Gorza for a while, because the final verification has not yet been carried out by him.

And the final verification can only be carried out after he returns from the Elven Valley.

After sorting out today's experimental records, Sol took out the Alpha necklace that Keli gave him again.

"Although I don't think Keri is an enemy, this necklace may still be used by someone, just like Nick's corpse."

"Why don't I research it first to see if I can come up with an antidote. Even if I get the wrong person, at most I'll get Keli's eyes."

The detailed outline is not enough, the second chapter is at night, or not. . .