Diary of the Death Wizard

Kismet looked at Thor with a complicated expression.

"Okay, my brother master."

The two figures disappeared at the same time, and reappeared at the top of the Pure Spirit Wizard Tower.

"Make a deal." Saul raised his hand, and a dark red hard-cover book suddenly appeared in his palm.

Diary of a Death Wizard.

The first time he officially appeared in this world.

In the past, it could only be seen by its owner.

But now, Thor can take it out without restraint, even if it is made public.

Because now he finally clearly feels the existence of the diary.

It is a kind of substantial power, rather than a visible and intangible image.

In fact, Thor had clearly felt the changes in the diary as early as when he successfully sealed the eye of the storm.

No longer a high-minded, cold prophet.

It's the power he can really control.

Although the diary's full power level is at least level 4, and he is still unable to fully control it with his current strength, he is finally not as ignorant and vague as before, and can only passively follow the diary's instructions.

Now that Herbert is dead, Pearl cannot be saved for the time being, and the pollution crisis in Lake Rhine has been resolved, Thor finally has time to deal with the diary... and Kismet's problem.

"To be honest, I didn't expect you to stay here." Saul opened the diary, and this time he gently turned the white pages with his fingers.

The pages are as delicate to the touch as a baby's skin.

Thor looked at the words in the diary, which were his adventures and suicide experiences.

I feel a lot of emotion in my heart.

"If my feeling is correct. When I came out of the eye of the storm, the connection between you and the diary was already disconnected. But before the disconnection, the information passed to me told me that you were actually... originally a A fourth-level wizard, right?"

"Yes."

Unlike when he faced Ophelia's clone, Kismet looked very honest at this moment.

It's like a different person.

"When I read the diary clearly, I also saw the chains that the diary bound you. So everything you did before was for the service of the diary."

Kismet touched his nose and said, "It's not that miserable."

Thor chuckled, not reminding Kismet how many times he had lamented his miserable fate.

"Now, the chains that the diary binds to you have been cut off... However, you haven't completely gotten rid of the diary yet, have you? Otherwise, you should leave the diary as soon as possible and completely open the seal on your body. .”

"Have you discovered so much information just after you mastered the diary?" Hearing Thor's straightforward words, Kismet exhaled, "My lovely brother, master, you are really suitable to be the new owner of the diary. "

"The deal you want to make with me is to help me get rid of the diary completely, right?" Kismet asked, having already guessed something.

"That's right." Thor nodded, "I don't know how the original controller of the diary sealed part of your soul in the diary, but I do have a way to help you get that part of your soul back."

Thor stretched out his hand and flipped through the diary in his palm quickly until the last page.

After turning over the fourth black page, a fifth black page suddenly appeared where the bottom cover of the book should have been.

Different from the previous page, this page seems to have been torn in half by someone, leaving only half of it.

But this half page is completely different from other black pages with rough edges.

It is carefully cut like obsidian, crystal clear as a whole, and has the elasticity of metal.

Sol flicked it with his fingers, and it made a clear and pleasant sound like a string.

"The wizard who created the Death Wizard's Diary is really powerful. The consciousnesses he controls are all powerful beings like you. But for me, although you are powerful, you are uncontrollable. It is no longer suitable to continue to be stationed in the diary that belongs to me completely. ”

Thor gently shook the black page in his hand, watching Kismet's eyes swaying along with the page.

"And if I continue to use this black page to control you, it will only be counterattacked by you who have lost control, right?"

Kismet touched his chin. Now that Thor had discovered the truth, he no longer had to think about how to deceive Thor.

Maybe sometimes, being more sincere and straightforward can help you do things more efficiently.

"Okay, you know that pretty much. So, what do I need in exchange for my freedom?"

After saying that, Kismet sat down directly, resting his elbows on his knees and resting his chin on the back of his hands.

He was waiting for Saul to make an offer.

"Of course, with something of equal value." Thor put away the diary, and it disappeared into Thor's hand as if it had never existed. "You help me advance to the fourth level, and you, a fourth-level wizard, can regain your freedom. .”

Kismet: "..."

He really wanted to ask Sol what the equivalent value of these two things was.

But judging from Sol's appearance, he probably had no room for bargaining.

If Thor still doesn't know that part of his soul is in the diary, then Kismet still has a chance to play tricks, but now...

"Then sign the contract." A smile appeared on Kismet's face again, "Otherwise, how can I trust you?"

Seeing the pleasant smile on Kismet's face, Thor didn't feel confident that the deal was concluded.

Having dealt with Kismet for so many years, he also has a certain understanding of Kismet's character.

The other party is smiling like this, but he may have already begun to make calculations in his heart.

But Thor wanted Kismet to help him continue his promotion.

The task is difficult and fraught with danger. A little oversight may lead to "death".

He did not want Kismet to use any careful thoughts or leave any hidden dangers in this matter.

So Thor once again summoned the Death Wizard Sun.

Kismet raised his head and saw the diary in Sol's hand again, a hint of vigilance flashed in his smiling eyes.

This little master's actions often exceeded his expectations, so much so that Kismet would be extremely vigilant when facing him.

However, when he saw Sol's next move, he was shocked.

Thor actually opened the diary again to the last page...and then tore off half of the black page, which was as clear as obsidian.

With a flick of his index and middle fingers holding the page, half of the page shot straight into Kismet's face like a dart.

It wasn't until the last second, when the half of the page was almost inserted into Kismet's forehead, that the latter came back to his senses and grabbed the page that Thor flew over.

Kismet was really confused and stunned by Sol's operation this time.

Until he had pinched half of the black page that sealed his soul, he couldn't believe what was happening in front of him.

"Why are you……"

The soul that had longed for hundreds of years and thought it would take decades to plan, unexpectedly returned to his hands so lightly.

Different from the ecstasy when the chain was broken just now, Kismet only felt...empty at this time.

It seems that everything is just a dream, and you will wake up in the blink of an eye.

"No reason." Saul said calmly, "I have completed the part of the deal that I need to complete. Now, it is your turn to slowly fulfill your promise."

"I haven't agreed yet."

Kismet pouted, and his tense back slumped.

Although he didn't agree, his hand was tightly holding half of the black page of his book.

Thor was not as relaxed as he seemed.

What he just threw out was probably worth half of Borderlands.

He looked at Kismet and slowly narrowed his eyes.

In his eyes, he himself once again turned into a complex and entangled ball of light, and a translucent light tremblingly appeared on Kismet opposite him, hesitantly, but without choice, extending to the rope. In front of you, and connected to one of the threads of Sol's light group.

The second application of fate line: theory of cause and effect - achieved!