Diary of the Death Wizard

Thor waited in line for another half hour, and finally it was his turn to board the airship.

It was literally his first time lining up to board the airship.

In the past, when he had the quota of mentor Gorsa, the airship would make a special detour to pick him up.

From the wizard tower to the airship VIP room, it’s all in one step.

This time, Thor was not in a hurry. He brought a box of books and notes with him, intending to study hard on the airship and make up for the basic knowledge he was missing.

The baggage inspection before boarding the skyboat is very detailed. Even the suitcases have to be opened and checked one by one.

Sol used the time he had to open the box and stuffed two sets of changes of clothes into it.

Otherwise, it would be strange to think that an ordinary person who does not seem to be well-off would have to live on an empty boat for a month with only a box of books, paper and pen.

After passing the inspection, the woman responsible for examining him showed some genuine smiles.

"Are you a scholar? I will help you arrange a quiet room as much as possible. I wonder if you would like to live at the end of the corridor? It will be cleaner there."

"Thank you very much." Thor nodded repeatedly.

Finally boarding the deck, Thor found a place to stand not far from the entrance.

There are generally no wizards on this airship, so the fare is the cheapest among the nearby airships.

Having a wizard on board the airship is actually a kind of safety guarantee.

As long as they don't encounter wizards fighting, even if something goes wrong with the airship, someone will be able to remedy it as soon as possible.

The official forces of the three continents have emphasized that wizards cannot destroy operating airships. It can be regarded as ensuring the safety of passengers from the system.

Thor saw Mike, who had just spoken to him, also board the airship.

"This is my room number. I will be there after dinner. If you also hope to be blessed by luck, remember to come over and I can buy you some wine."

Thor nodded with a smile.

It wasn't that he was waiting for Mike here deliberately, but he felt the magic wave on the deck.

It's just a very small fluctuation, and it feels like it should be that of a wizard's apprentice.

But Thor didn't feel that anyone among the passengers was a wizard apprentice.

The attendant on the empty boat saw that Sol, who was dressed in simple clothes, had been standing near the deck railing, and came forward to greet him with some vigilance.

"Oh, I'm fine, just looking at the scenery." Sol waved his hand to indicate that he would not jump from here.

The attendant followed Thor as usual, "Then let me take you back to your room. After all, passengers cannot stay on the deck when the airship takes off."

Thor nodded, kicked the orange cat at his feet, picked up the huge suitcase and walked to the cabin.

After taking two steps, he turned back to the attendant who was still following him and said, "Excuse me, is there a wizard on board this airship?"

"There is no wizard. However, there is a wizard apprentice on board the airship, but he won't see outsiders easily."

Thor nodded.

It seemed that the weak magic wave he just felt came from the wizard apprentice who was on board the ship.

After dinner, Sol was still reading in the room.

On the other hand, the orange cat Kate beside her was wearing a napkin like a human, holding a knife and fork in her hand, and was eating the steak and vegetable soup that Sol had not touched.

"Lord Thor, are you going to hear the repayment of the cat named Mike?" Kate asked casually.

Thor's eyes were still on the page in his hand, "What, you also want to learn how to repay a favor?"

Kate is now the equivalent of Saul's prisoner.

At first, he always wanted to run away, but after discovering that Thor was the new owner of Borderland, he followed Thor honestly.

As a wizard who turned into a cat, he needed Thor, a powerful supporter who could cure mental pollution.

And Thor was also curious about Kate's status, so he kept him with him to study.

The book I was reading at this time was also related to research on soul transfer.

He wanted to try if he could transfer Kate's soul into a human body without using the power of the diary.

Kate always felt a chill down her spine when she looked at the book in Sol's hand.

He moved his butt and flicked his tail unconsciously, "I'm a little curious. After all, adults also said this word before. I think it must not be simple."

Thor put the book on his chin, wondering whether he should tell Kate that the cat's repayment was actually just a joke he told.

After a moment, Saul put the book on the table without explaining anything.

"Okay, then I'll go take a look. Maybe I can find something interesting from an ordinary person."

When Kate heard this, a smile appeared on her face, and a long scarlet tongue suddenly protruded from the kitten's mouth, which was about one meter long. It swept over the dining table and emptied all the food on it.

Then the orange cat jumped down and walked to Sol on two legs, "I've eaten. Mr. Sol, let me accompany you."

Sol looked down at Kate, who was still wearing a napkin, "I can let you follow me, but I'm bringing a cat, not..."

Kate understood instantly, lowered her head, stepped on her front paws, and pulled the napkin off her neck.

Then he landed on all fours, raised his head and said "meow".

Sol smiled with satisfaction, opened the door and walked out.

The orange cat followed him lightly.

The two went up a flight of stairs and found Mike's room in the middle of this floor.

"Tuk-tuk-tuk."

Thor knocked lightly on the door.

After a while, steady footsteps came, and Matt opened the door from the inside.

As soon as he saw Sol, a smile appeared on his face, "Are you coming here in such a hurry? I haven't finished my dinner yet."

There was a napkin hanging around his neck, which was consistent with the image of the orange cat just now. It seemed that Sol's arrival just interrupted his meal.

Sol said nothing, looking past Mike and looking at the dinner on his table that was no longer warm.

"Ahem... Since you're here, come in. I actually don't eat much at night." Mike coughed twice and quickly got out of the way.

Only then did Sol walk in.

The orange cat also slipped in through the crack of the door the moment it was closed.

Mike put down his knife and fork, pulled off the loose napkin around his neck, and looked out to see if there was anyone in the corridor before closing the door.

A mysterious look.

"Thor, to be honest, I saw that it was not easy for you to go out on your own at such a young age, so I gave you a chance to become lucky. Otherwise, this little bit of luck would not be enough for me alone."

"What exactly is it? Why can luck be given to others? And what exactly is the cat's repayment you mentioned?"

Mike smiled mysteriously and shook his head, "I know that when you came here this time, 90% of the time you came here because you didn't believe me, and 10% of the time you came here to try your luck."

He walked to the bed and took out a palm-sized package tightly wrapped in cloth from under the layers of quilts.

"But it doesn't matter if you don't believe it. I can make you believe it now. This is a magical world, and it's not surprising that any magical props appear in this world."

Mike said as he opened his tightly wrapped package.

After layers of unblocking, a white ceramic kitten appeared in front of Sol and Kate.

This ceramic kitten is rough in workmanship and is completely white with only one pair of eyes dyed red with rough paint.

Consistent with its ordinary appearance, Thor did not find any magic or mental fluctuations on it.

But Mike was still proudly introducing his baby.

"This is the cat's repayment. With it, you will become extremely lucky and you will be able to achieve whatever you want."

"Uh...meow?"

Kate nearly sputtered.