Diary of the Death Wizard

Although he realized that the person flying over was Byron, there were others around Byron. Thor hid himself at the last moment, hiding behind a red worm that was over three meters in size.

Ordinary people cannot see these red worms, nor can they see Sol, which blends in with the background. And people who can see bugs will ignore the Thor hiding behind the red worm because of the extremely eye-catching red worm.

Soon, Byron's figure appeared, and two wizards came with him, both first-level wizards. All three of them, including Byron, had a red worm.

It's just that the two first-level wizards were hung with bugs no larger than an arm. The bug on Byron's body was particularly huge, nearly two meters high, already exceeding his height. The bug lay on his back, looking from a distance, it looked like he was carrying a huge luggage.

Thor had just met other second-level wizards, and none of them had a bug-like shape comparable to Byron's.

Looking at the formation of their actions, Byron seems to be the leader of this team.

"Did the senior sneak into the enemy camp and become the leader? Why are the bugs on his body so big?" Saul felt that Byron didn't seem to need to be rescued by himself.

Thor pulled at the fateful thread belonging to Byron in his spiritual body.

Byron, who was rushing on his way, suddenly stopped.

"What's the matter, sir?"

Byron's eyes moved slightly, "You go on your mission first. I want to check the conditions of the other test subjects."

The two first-level wizards who followed Byron didn't notice anything unusual, so they nodded and left first.

Byron flew in the direction from which Thor came, stopped halfway and looked around. No one else was approaching.

"Are you nearby?" Byron asked in a low voice, so low that it could barely reach two meters away.

But Thor, who had been paying attention to Byron, still heard it. One of his hands instantly turned into an octopus tentacle, flicked it, wrapped around Byron, and pulled him behind the red worm where he was hiding.

"Senior, it's a shame that Agu and I are still worried about you, but you've already become a leader here?"

Thor looked at Byron funny, especially at the giant red worm on Byron's back several times.

Although few wizards could see red worms along the way, Byron had no doubt that Thor could see them.

"If you want to defeat the enemy, you must first understand the enemy." Byron was also very happy to see Thor again after a year, but the expression on his face was still faint, "I just got the right to leave, and I originally wanted to I went out to look for Agu this time. I didn’t expect you to have already come in.”

So Byron still considers the Stargate Council to be his enemy?

"What did they want to do with you? I saw a wizard tied up in the balloon over there, and you free people have bugs on you. You can see the bugs, right?"

Byron nodded, "Actually, for the Stargate Council, we and the imprisoned experimental subjects are their experimental subjects. The data they want to test is actually..."

"Let me tell Wizard Thor."

There was a sudden sound, and both Thor and Byron were startled.

Although they heard other people's voices, they still didn't notice the owner of the voice, but the voice was clearly around them.

As a result, when Thor was looking around, the three-meter-long red worm in front of him suddenly opened a gap in the middle of its abdomen.

A thin middle-aged man actually walked out of the belly of the red worm that no one else could touch.

This man has dark skin and brown hair with some silver strands mixed in. He looks like he is in his fifties or sixties, but his skin is as smooth as a shelled egg.

"Speaker Alik." Byron pulled Sol and called out the other party's identity in front of him.

The appearance of Alik, the president of the Stargate Council, is not consistent with the description in the rumors. The opponent ranks first in strength among the fourth-level wizards on the outside, but rarely participates in battles, and basically spends his energy on research.

When Thor saw Speaker Alik suddenly appearing in front of him, his first reaction was not to sneak in and be caught, but to ask in surprise: "This red worm cannot be touched through mental power or magic power. How did you hide it?" Was it inside and came out again?"

Alik smiled, his mean-looking face showing no sign of anger.

"Murrich invited you to join the Stargate experiment before, and you didn't agree. Now you want to ask me?" He said jokingly, "Then I won't tell you casually."

Does the president of the Stargate Council have this kind of personality?

I don’t know why, but Alik like this always makes people want to trust him from the bottom of their hearts.

Thor suspected that he was affected by the other party's magic power, but after checking his mental body, there was no other force acting on it.

So is it your own personality charm?

"Kidding."

The other party was indeed joking.

"Stargate welcomes you to join our experimental research at any time."

Alik first said to Byron: "You still have a mission. No matter what your purpose is for joining the experiment, complete the first mission seriously."

Byron pursed his lips and glanced at Thor worriedly, but thinking that he couldn't help if he stayed here, he winked at him and turned away to find the first-level wizard.

Thor touched his chin awkwardly, "So did you guess that I would sneak in?"

"There's no need to guess." Alik snapped his fingers, and the two of them suddenly moved from a pile of bugs to a room full of experimental equipment.

"This side of the world has never been fortified. Anyone who can find the entrance can come in. I don't need to send people to patrol or guard. I believe that everyone who sees the Stargate experiment will eventually choose to join. Just like your friends, and Your future self.”

Speaker Alik is quite confident.

"Your current attitude is somewhat contradictory to what Murici and others are doing to arrest people outside." Saul also spoke quite boldly.

"That was done by Merich. Before the Stargate Council completely leaves the wizarding world and enters the starry sky, we still need the stability of the grassroots society to provide enough supplies and personnel. If the red worm is announced, people's hearts will The panicked city's productivity will be greatly reduced. So we finally chose to conduct the experiment in secret. But a wizard like you who can find it yourself will not choose to announce it to the outside world even if he knows the secret of the red worm."

Alik was right about that. Although Thor sneaked in to save people, he had no intention of announcing the existence of red worms to ordinary people.

First of all, red worms will not attack people without magic power. In the eyes of those bugs, people without magical talent are like pebbles on the roadside. You can step on it at will, but you won't step on it deliberately.

Then, how do you explain it to wizards who can't see or touch insects, so that they can believe that red worms really exist?

"Then what happens after you enter the starry sky?"

"At that time, the world was about to be destroyed by the Black Tide, and the people left behind would either find a new way to survive with a very small probability, or they would perish with the world. Whether you know the truth or not is meaningless."