Diary of the Death Wizard

"So, now the Stargate Council and Sky City originally thought that Pei'er would die immediately after the black tide broke out in Borderlands?"

"Yes." Kismet smiled, "But they probably didn't expect that the person who was supposed to be the first to be sacrificed actually survived under your influence by accident. This is probably also fate and They were joking."

Kismet actually knew that Peer survived because of his influence?

So does he also know his origin and information about the colorful world?

He asked tentatively: "How do you know Pei'er is not dead?"

Kismet almost immediately guessed what Thor was afraid of, and he once again touched his chest and saluted.

"Please don't worry. I can't spy on your actions. The reason why I found out that the wind demon is not dead is entirely because..." He shook half a black page in his hand, "I can sense the connection between the wind demon and you. It’s not cut off.”

"It was you who rewrote the fate of the wind demon. I think this is probably related to your special identity. After all, you are a magical being who made the diary directly out of my control."

"Is it because before I came to this world, I was once a life in the form of a fate line?" Thor thought to himself. Now, the information about his past seems to have been lifted.

But the complexity and mystery inside it did not reduce Sol's doubts.

"Kismet, do you...know my past?"

The other party shook his head, "I also want to know, but my intuition tells me not to think about such distant things before heading to the stars."

"Intuition...is this your ability, or is it an ability given to you by the diary?"

However, Kismet didn't seem to want to discuss this issue. He turned his head and abruptly changed the subject.

"The wind demon is not dead, now it's the Stargate Council's turn to have a headache."

Kismet still has secrets.

However, as long as the other party stops playing tricks on helping him advance to the fourth level, Thor has no intention of exploring the secrets that others don't want to reveal.

He continued naturally: "Pei'er was used by others, and her body was connected to the Black Tide and the Star Gate at the same time. Originally, this connection would quickly dissipate due to Pei'er's death. But now, she is not dead. Even if she is now She is no longer in the state of a normal wizard, but because she is still alive, the connection between Kuroshio and Star Gate has not been severed!"

When Kismet heard Thor's guess, he smiled and licked his lips, his eyes shining with excitement.

"Yes, the show is about to begin."

Sol was not excited at all. He thought of what Camus said when he stopped him.

"Is there a more dangerous monster behind the star gate? Will this world be destroyed because of this?"

"The world will definitely not be destroyed, but the star gate has been opened, and it is not certain what will happen to the people in this world."

Thor was a little uneasy.

The current wizarding world is somewhat powerless against the black tide, let alone the pollution of the starry sky.

He came to the round platform again and saw Byron and his party transporting Brando and Corey, who were motionless, to the Wizard Tower.

Something was obviously wrong with those two people.

When Thor went to look for Kismet, he noticed something unusual about the two of them. Seeing that their lives were not in danger, but were just immobilized by some kind of witchcraft, he didn't rush there.

He continued to Kismet: "We need to sever this connection. Is there any other way you can do besides killing Pearl?"

The option of killing Pei'er no longer needs to be considered.

Even if Thor is willing to sacrifice her to cut off contact, there is no one to be found now.

People are still working hard to repair themselves in the fantasy world, and they can't even pick up the pieces.

Kismet was not worried at all, "You don't have to worry so much. The wizards in this wizarding world are not that incompetent. Just leave this matter to the people of the Stargate Council and the Tribunal!"

Sol suddenly realized, "Oh, this is what you said, they won't have time or energy to cause trouble for me in three years?"

Kismet smiled slyly and said, "Yes, as long as you don't let them idle, they won't have time to meddle in other people's business. And I am very good at causing trouble for others."

Then he said goodbye to Thor, "My lovely brother, master, I have to leave. After all, a task like helping you advance to the fourth level cannot be accomplished just by talking. It seems that I still won't be able to have a good rest in the next few years. .”

Before leaving, he remembered another thing.

"Oh, by the way. This is for you." Kismet pulled out two slender golden "straws" from his palms.

Raising his hand and shaking it, the "straw" unfolded and turned into two golden pages, with the glitter quickly turning into fine pieces and disappearing.

At the same time, Thor sensed that there were two more golden pages in the diary.

"I haven't given you these two golden pages before because I don't want you to be too deeply affected by the diary. But now that you have completely controlled the diary, you don't have to worry about becoming its nourishment. Naturally, I can feel free to give you the remaining pages. you."

Looking at the empty palms, Kismet felt dazed for a moment, but soon he smiled again.

"From now on, if you want to weave new pages of destiny, you have to rely on yourself."

Kismet raised his arms high and stretched.

"It's really hard work to do something for hundreds of years." As he said that, he slowly walked to the edge of the round platform, jumped down.

Accompanied by a few lonely string sounds, Kismet's figure rose and fell several times before disappearing on the plain.

…

At the same time, the parliamentary staff who had dropped the object code-named "Anchor Point" on the opposite side of the Star Gate were nervously waiting for the information from another world sent back by the Anchor Point.

But the wizards responsible for observing the status of the star gate became increasingly nervous.

Finally, one of them stood up, bypassed all the people and debris on the observation platform, and went directly to the inverted pyramid building above to find the speaker of the Stargate Council.

After passing many levels, the wizard almost jogged all the way to Stargate Speaker Alik.

"Sir Speaker, there was an accident in the experiment, and the star gate is not closed as planned."

Alik sat on the bench, facing the sky because the room's gravity had been turned ninety degrees.

Merici stood next to the Speaker. He turned around after hearing the words, and his eyes like monoculars quickly adjusted the focus.

"The Speaker has noticed it." Meric was quickly flipping the scroll in his hand. At the same time, there were several quills floating around him. No one was controlling them, but they were writing quickly.

"The current problem is that the coordinates used by the council to locate the star gate have established a connection with the wind demon. The wind demon is missing now, but not dead. Therefore, the connection is not cut off, and a gap is temporarily left in the star gate. Maybe an hour later, this The gap will close automatically, but accidents may occur and it will no longer close.”

Meric said apologetically to Alik: "I'm very sorry, Speaker, I didn't expect that Wind Demon Peier could survive the double pollution."

Alik waved his hand, "If the experiment develops according to our established design, it cannot be called an experiment."

Alik did not stand up, and his voice was very calm, "No one can guarantee what the results of the experiment will be. However, the star gate is not completely closed, and it is not entirely a bad thing."

Everyone waited quietly for Alik's instructions.

"The second phase of testing can begin." Alik said, with a hint of thunder in his voice, "Activate the anchor point and feedback information."

While others were still shocked, first assistant Meric already had a smile on his face.

"Yes, Speaker." He lowered his head again and started recording quickly. "It's a good thing that the star gate is not completely closed. You don't have to worry about the clarity of the signal anymore."

At this time, Alik spoke again.

"If the star gate remains open and the signal returned is less than level three..."

Everyone looked up, some were uneasy and some were looking forward to it.

"...Then send someone to conduct crack observation."

The wizard who came to deliver the message only felt that his legs were weak. He asked tremblingly: "Speaker, don't you need to convene a members' meeting? If we directly conduct crack observation, will the progress be too fast?"

Meric is an absolute supporter of Star Gate Speaker. When he saw someone raising objections, his eyes immediately focused on the other person's face.

But Alik was not angry, and just explained calmly: "Only when conducting a time-travel experiment, a member council needs to be convened. This is a resolution made before the start of the Stargate experiment. As for the progress... we need to be as prepared as possible. . You don’t know which one will come first, tomorrow or the black tide.”

This volume is over.

Thor is promoted to level three, and a piece of his past is revealed.

The cold diary will gradually turn into the shape of Saul.

After almost becoming a victim of the eye of the storm, Thor will also change.