Diary of the Death Wizard

"Help me, save me, save me...Kill me!!!"

"call!"

Saul opened his eyes and sat up abruptly.

"My lord, are you awake?" A boy quickly got up from the ground and approached Sol.

"George?" Sol recognized the boy sleeping on his right.

In that Chase shop, only George was kind to Saul.

Sol had just crossed over and only had sporadic memories of the original owner. Many things about the Wizard Tower were told to him secretly by George.

Just because he was afraid of being bullied by other boys, George never dared to talk to Sol in front of others.

Now, with a flattering smile, George held up a bowl of soup.

"My lord, are you hungry? Shall I serve you dinner?"

Sol pushed the soup away.

"No, I'm not hungry, what time is it? How long have I been in a coma?"

"My lord, you have been in a coma for about an hour. It is eight o'clock in the morning... a little past eight o'clock." George looked back at the hourglass clock on the wall, barely understanding the time.

Saul followed George's line of sight before realizing that he was in a single bedroom.

A 1.5-meter-wide wooden bed, two long desks, two high-backed chairs, and an empty bookcase occupying an entire wall, these are all the large furnishings in the room.

There is also a blue hourglass clock hanging on the wall.

There is a scale on the hourglass clock. At this time, the sand is just a little below the eight o'clock scale.

"This is...the room of the apprentice wizard? Have I passed the test?" Sol could only feel a warm current rising from the bottom of his heart and slowly extending to his whole body.

Excited, excited, and survived a catastrophe, he showed a silly smile.

"Hey hey..." Seeing Sol laughing, George quickly followed, "Congratulations, my lord!"

Sol realized his gaffe, quickly restrained his expression, and coughed twice.

"George, why are you here?"

George quickly knelt down on the ground, raised his head and said, "My lord, the housekeeper asked me to take care of you."

It turned out that after Sol was in a coma, he was sent to an empty room on the sixth floor by the housekeeper, and George who volunteered to take care of him until he woke up.

After listening to George's words, Saul fell into deep thought.

"Since I was sent to the wizard apprentice's room, my identity should have been recognized. But if nothing else happens, my magic talent is still very low. If I can't find a way to improve it, I'm afraid I will only be a first-level wizard apprentice for the rest of my life. .”

Because of fainting, he escaped the magic test, but because of this, Thor didn't know what his magic talent was.

I need to find some time to test it secretly.

The excitement of becoming a wizard's apprentice and the worry about the hardships ahead made Sol extremely entangled.

After a while, he let out a breath before he noticed that George was still kneeling on the ground, looking at him eagerly.

"Well, George, you get up."

"My lord!" George dared to speak when he saw Sol regain his senses. "My lord, please let me be your exclusive servant!"

"Exclusive servant?" Thor had no memory of this.

George glanced carefully at Sol's left hand, then quickly looked away.

"Yes, my lord. I have seen other wizard apprentices who have appointed servants to serve the daily life. Your lord accepts me, and I will definitely take good care of you."

Seeing Sol hesitate, George walked to the bedside and lowered his voice, "My lord, I can be your eyeliner and help you keep an eye on Brown."

Brown? The boy who keeps bullying himself?

"My lord, I found out that Brown was found out twice after you woke up from injury. After that, he became even more arrogant than before, and deliberately asked everyone to unite against you, taking the job of cleaning the hallway in the early morning in rotation. , only leave it to you alone."

Thor's pupils shrank suddenly.

So, those boys didn't just bully themselves, but someone instructed them?

His left hand hidden in the sleeve slowly clenched.

Someone wants me to die!

Upon seeing this, George knew that his news was very useful to Saul, so he quickly said, "My lord, I can help you find out who is behind Brown."

Sol didn't hesitate much, but shook his head and rejected George.

"No, don't do anything." Solton said after a moment, "Just pay attention to Brown's actions every day, but don't take the initiative to track down. As for the exclusive servants, I will ask the butler when my side is stable. .”

George was a little disappointed, but soon cheered himself up. He knelt straight and said, "I understand, my lord! If you need me, you can call me at any time. George is willing to sacrifice his life for you!"

But a twelve-year-old boy, with a face full of loyalty and enthusiasm.

Sol would not take this kind of fake and empty words to heart. He waved George to get up, and asked him, "Do you know what to do after becoming an apprentice?"

This time George shook his head blankly.

Also, George was called later, and he can't be expected to know everything.

Sol didn't want George to be too conspicuous, so he asked him to go back first, while he wandered around the house to see if he could find some useful information.

After all, he fainted during the Wizard Apprentice Test, so he probably missed a lot of information.

The room Sol was in was a small single room, which was incomparable with Kongsha's. Except for basic daily necessities, other places are empty.

Sol found the blank scroll and blotting pen under the long table.

This means allowing learning.

Holding these two things in his arms, he pursed his lips and started laughing again.

The precarious life of servanthood is finally over.

He no longer has to worry about how he will die every day.

A better future seems within reach.

He knew that his talent was not good enough, and he was lucky to be able to become a first-level apprentice alive.

"It doesn't matter even if I can't advance, I am willing to repeat the grade until I die."

"Boom!"

There is a knock on the door.

Sol sorted out his expression and hurried over to open the door.

He had seen the person outside the door, and it was one of the two people who were tested before him.

It was a freckled girl with braids, a simple blue dress, and a stiff cloth shoulder bag on her back.

"I saw your servant leaving. I thought you were awake, so I came over to say hello." The freckled girl said with no expression, her head paused following the sound, "My name is Keli, and I live in room 603 next to yours. .”

Taking the initiative to say hello should be a warm gesture, but Keli's expression was a little too cold.

"Hi, my name is Saul."

Keri looked at the pen in Sol's arms, and nodded slightly in approval, "I came to you because you have a good mental talent, and I have a good magic talent. Excellent people should go hand in hand with excellent people. .”

Sol twitched his lips.

"The second reason is that you are the only one who survived the test among the few people later."

After listening to Keli's words, Saul's heart sank.

Sure enough, the servants who failed the test all died.

So if the talent is not enough, the opportunity will become a disaster.

"I saw that your clothes are the same as those of the servants in the tower, so I speculate that you are all servants who participated in the test. Since you can change from a servant to an apprentice, you must have good willpower."

Although Keri was complimenting others, Sol didn't feel happy for some reason.

"The above is the reason why I came to make friends with you."

Saul really wanted to ask, "Then why should I make friends with you?"

But he held back.