Diary of the Death Wizard

Sol, who had just seen the death swing, actually wanted to shake his head. He couldn't figure out why he suddenly became a sweet potato today?

How valuable is a soul talent to make both Anze and Rum offer an olive branch when they meet for the first time?

But thinking of Fenda—now he should be called the tower master Gorza—it seems that he also likes him because of his soul talent, Sol calms down a lot.

Naturally, he would not easily change sides, not to mention that he also killed Sid, the former right-hand man of Rum.

Who knows if he will be liquidated after he has no use value?

But Rum's invitation seems to be more sincere than Anze's.

Seeing that Saul didn't answer, he reached out and took out a few pieces of paper from behind, staring at the text on it.

"Actually, before Katz brought you here, I checked your file and asked the person who tested you."

With a strange smile, Rum shook the paper in his hand, then pinched it with two slender fingers, and showed it to Saul.

"Your test results are very strange."

Saul looked at the text in front of him:

Sol (unknown family, probably not)

Age: twelve

Mental Perception: Low to Medium (Scattered) Suggested Majors: Darkness, Light

Mental power: high (the specific level is to be further determined)

Magic power: low probability

Overall Judgment: Medium to low qualifications, none (crossed out) has certain training value, may be competent for some special jobs, and the judgment is passed.

In order to pass the test, Saul took the risk of overdrawing his energy and passing out.

He didn't know if it would work, but the diary said it would help him survive.

It was his turn at that time, and he had no time, so he could only make this choice.

In fact, Sol has never been very clear about how he passed the test.

It seems now that the person who wrote the judgment for himself didn't intend to let himself pass in the first place, but for some reason, changed his mind.

Seeing Sol read the words on the paper and thought about it, Rum smiled and twisted the paper in his hand.

The front paper falls off to reveal the back.

That piece of paper is also a test evaluation.

And... also Sol's:

Sol (unknown family, probably not)

Age: Ten

Mental Perception: Low to Medium (Scattered) Suggested Majors: Light, Earth

Mental power: medium

Magic: low

Overall Judgment: The qualifications are low, there is not much training value, and the judgment is not passed. It is recommended to downgrade to a servant.

Sol's eyes gradually widened, and the paper moved away, revealing Rum's big face approaching.

"Then, can you explain why after only two years, a servant's spiritual talent has changed from medium to high?"

Sol, who was stared at by Rum, felt that something was restraining his brain, and even his thinking became stiff.

He opened his mouth unconsciously, and after swallowing the air for a long time...

"I have no idea."

Rum:?

After uttering the first sentence, Sol felt much clearer.

He shook his head and looked at Rum innocently.

"Mr. Rum, I really don't know. Did I make a mistake in the test?"

Rum's expression froze, and he glared at Sol.

Thor said: "It's actually like this. I accidentally offended your apprentice, Senior West Germany."

Really accidentally found Sid looking for something in the library.

"Beating him to death,"

They were all beaten to death, couldn't they beat them to death?

"And then there was a lot of blood on the head."

People are gone.

"Wake up again, except for some common sense of life, I can't remember many things before."

He crossed over.

"So I really... don't know."

This is the truth.

Saul's sincere tone made Rum lost in thought.

He was wondering, could the human brain really evolve itself after being injured? On this point, is it necessary to verify it through experiments?

And Saul stared at his innocent eyes, thinking in his heart, "Is the mental strength soaring because of my time travel?"

"There was an explanation when I read novels before. It is said that the soul of the traveler will become quite powerful after traveling through time and space. So is the spiritual strength actually related to the soul?"

Out of the corner of my eye, the red hardcover book fluttered slowly on Sol's shoulder.

"Is it due to the diary?"

Sol hasn't illuminated this knowledge blind spot for the time being, so he can only give up and continue guessing.

Rum, who was on the opposite side, didn't know if he had figured it out, and threw the last piece of paper in his hand on the ground.

"Well, this is actually not important." Rum leaned back and put his hands on his big belly.

Dangling, dangling.

"Judging from the two test sheets, the attribute you should really major in is actually light." Rum pointed his finger at his own chest, "And the witchcraft I am good at is water and light."

It turns out that the element with which he perceives the most is light.

It was only then that Sol knew that the "light" that another senior seemed to have written down at the beginning of the test was actually the elemental attribute with the highest sensitivity to him.

But... Thor clenched his left fist.

After the transformation of the witch body, he can already use the skin made of plastic bone on the left coat to expand his perception of dark attribute particles.

If he does the test again now, he probably has the strongest perception of dark attributes.

He has already embarked on this path.

Rum seemed to see Sol's concerns and hesitation, and tapped Sol's left hand with his fingertips.

"I can see that after the transformation of the witch body, your perception of the dark attribute is much stronger."

Thor looked down at his light gray fingertips.

His fingertips trembled, and he retracted his cuffs.

Rum went on to say: "It's no problem for you to continue to major in dark attribute elements, but there is one thing you need to understand. The major attribute a wizard chooses not only determines the type of witchcraft that he mainly studies, but also affects future learning. research direction."

"If you choose darkness, you will be with corpses and ghosts for a long time in the future. If you choose light, you will study energy and spirits more."

"You are now a first-level apprentice, the most entry-level and primary stage on the wizard's path. Don't worry about making a life-long decision because of your current achievements."

"Just make a decision before you choose a locator. Of course, there are also wizards who change their major elements at other stages, and it will only be more difficult."

Rum's detailed persuasion touched Saul a lot, and he even felt a little loose in his heart.

However, Sol then heard the "locator".

Looseness turns into firmness.

With the diary of the death wizard, how could he choose other things as his locator?

The attribute of the death wizard's diary, don't even think about it, it must be dark!

However, Saul did not express his thoughts immediately, but asked Rum mentor with a tangled face, "Why... didn't you blame me for killing your assistant just now?"

Rum showed a cold smile.

"Because the vast majority of wizards value value more than relationships and feelings."

"Sol, you have passed my test, and you can even say it exceeded my expectations. This is much more important than revenge or simply venting your anger."

Sol looked at Mentor Rum, who looked back calmly.

He should not, or need not, lie to himself.

"Mr. Rum, may I ask, what exactly is a locator?"

"Locator?" Rum's slender hands were folded on his chest, fingers facing each other, as if he was thinking about how to answer.

"The locator is knowledge that can only be accessed by second-level apprentices. But since you have enough mental power, let me give you an example to briefly explain."

Rum held out a finger and pointed it across the room.

Sol looked back and found that the only window in this "room" that Rum Tutor was referring to.

The sun is still there, quiet and warm.

"You just saw the sunshine outside, and you were quite excited. It is true that first-level apprentices rarely have the opportunity to go out, so let's take a good look at it now."