Diary of the Death Wizard

When Thor heard Frim's words, he subconsciously looked at each other and saw a trace of confusion in Byron's eyes.

If Thor realized from Camus's words several times that the influence of the Black Tide on the Wizarding World is indeed terrible, and that the Wizarding World is likely to be destroyed in the Black Tide, then Byron's knowledge of the Black Tide is limited to Borderlands and chaos.

Today, one of the world's top level four wizards suddenly said that the world was on the verge of collapse. Naturally, Byron's past cognition suffered a huge impact.

So even though it was what Flim said, Byron's first reaction was not to believe it, but to be confused.

He looked at Thor as if he wanted to say, "Why would Flim say that?"

But Thor had no way to explain to Flim for the time being, because he couldn't explain how he knew.

So when Thor looked at Byron, he immediately imitated Byron's expression. His first reaction was confusion, and his second reaction was solemnity with a little fear.

"Actually, my first reaction was to say, how could I, a third-level wizard, be able to help with that, but your last sentence is really puzzling to me. Why is our world already on the verge of collapse? Although there is a black tide The threat is there, but there is the Wall of Sighs in the north, the Red Sea Forest in the southwest, and the assistance of the Iskaiper Continent in the middle, so why is it on the verge of collapse?"

In fact, what Thor wants to say more is, why is it so shaky that it needs help from a third-level wizard?

"You should know about the Eye of the Abyss."

Thor acquiesced.

"The current state of the Eye of the Abyss is like ordinary people falling asleep, or us entering a state of deep meditation. The black tide is actually equivalent to a breath of the Eye of the Abyss. It is the weakest activity of the Eye of the Abyss. But once the Abyss When the Eye of the Abyss wakes up, even if it just turns over, it will bring disasters more terrifying than the Eye of the Abyss. Those disasters are enough to destroy the world. But now, because of the activities of certain people and the development of certain things, the Eye of the Abyss has Eyes are about to wake up!"

Byron is confused now, but now Flim will definitely not take him as a second-level wizard in his eyes. He wanted to ask the half-elf who lived in his mind, but this half-elf didn't respond to his call at the critical moment!

It's really useless!

Thor is better than Byron, but he also doesn't quite understand. "Master Flim, can you explain what is meant by 'because of certain people and certain things, the Eye of the Abyss is about to awaken'?"

Now Thor wanted to see Flim's expression and see what kind of behavior he had when he said these words.

"Since I called you here today to tell you that the Eye of the Abyss is about to awaken, I will naturally tell you."

Flim was surprisingly talkative today.

"Do you know why the black tide in the Borderlands is scarier than the black tide in the Red Sea?"

Without waiting for Thor to answer, Flim took the initiative to explain, "Because the black tide in the eye of the storm comes from the Eye of the Abyss that goes deep underground."

Flim had seen the wizard's planet and the Eye of the Abyss on the back of the planet through the vision of an elf, and understood that the Eye of the Abyss was sunken into the interior of the planet.

Although this is incredible, beyond the scope of wizard knowledge that Thor cannot understand, the Eye of the Abyss really did it.

What if that depression, after passing through the center of the earth, finally points towards the Borderlands and prepares to penetrate from the Borderlands?

Flim's voice continued, "After the eye of the storm breaks out, we will find the anchor point inside. After many studies, it has been confirmed that the anchor point is the skeleton of a special creature, and it is only a small fragment of the skeleton."

Flim's words matched the information Thor had learned. Those huge skeletons outside the Chaos Realm are really anchors.

If there are so many and such large anchor point skeletons in the Eye of the Abyss, does it mean that once the Eye of the Abyss erupts, all the anchor points inside will enter the wizarding world?

A little fragment can make a third-level wizard die of alienation with almost no resistance.

So many anchors coming?

No, we shouldn’t say that those bones are called anchor points, but the fragments of those bones that enter the wizarding world are called anchor points.

Anchor point, a positioning thing.

Those terrifying gray-white bones should be used to locate the path to the wizarding world through the fragments.

Therefore, the number of eye bursts in Borderland has exceeded the upper limit, and there are too many anchor points to enter the wizarding world. Maybe it will really point out a path for the Eye of the Abyss and completely awaken the Eye of the Abyss! Let the terrifying giant skeleton inside descend into the wizarding world!

A feeling of despair and powerlessness arose in Thor's heart, and the cold chill penetrated every pore of his skin, as if this would make him less afraid.

At this moment, a hand tugged on Sol's sleeve, and the swing of the muscles involved the nerves, creating a little warmth and causing Sol to turn around.

Thor's confused eyes saw Byron behind him, and his face seemed to change into a half-elf for a moment.

Thor's brain seemed to have been hit by something. After being slightly dizzy, he regained consciousness and was no longer as desperate and fearful as before.

Flim's voice suddenly stopped.

Thor closed his eyes and shook his neck. When he opened his eyes again, the fear in his eyes disappeared.

"Master Flim, I already understand the seriousness of the matter, but you haven't said anything about some people and some things?" Having said this, Thor simply stopped hiding it and directly reminded Flim. Mu, "You are not referring to my mentor Gorsa, are you?"

Flim's laughter rang out, "It seems that you have already thought of it. Your real purpose of going to the Principality of Kema is to help your mentor, not the little girl named Keli, right?"

"Have you noticed something?"

Although the other party was asking a question, regardless of whether Thor admitted it or not, Flim had already concluded that Thor had discovered part of the truth.

Maybe Gorsa told him, maybe he learned this secret from other places, but it doesn't matter to Flim now.

"It's better if you notice it. Gortha, and a group of people executed by the Tribunal, are all uncontrollable factors that will affect the sleep of the Eye of the Abyss. I knew this very early on. Unfortunately, At that time, Glorious Norton had not yet shown signs of decline, and I had to rely on others to get rid of Golza... It was you who saved him at that time, right?"

Flim thought of the last time the Black Tide struck. With the cover of the Black Flame Emperor, he wanted to go to the far north, but he failed to make the trip.

If he hadn't been sure that Thor didn't have the ability to control the mermaid, he would have suspected that Thor was helping Golza behind the scenes last time and deliberately causing trouble, so that he had to come back halfway.

Saul couldn't take credit at this time. "I just stood on the mentor's side and tried my best. But in fact, nothing would happen to the mentor with or without me."

"Yeah, I didn't expect that he was not about to be alienated at that time, but he was delayed in promotion and was suppressed too hard."

"Yes," Sol thought to himself, "when people can't hold it in, their expressions will become more distorted."