Diary of the Death Wizard

That night, Sol slept in Ada's house.

He slept on the table, Ada on the bed, and Penny in the closet.

Three people occupy one place.

It may be that the interaction between Sol and Penny in the evening stimulated Ada. He deliberately pulled out a hemp rope and tied it between the table and the bed. The quilt was uncovered and hung on it as a curtain.

Sol didn't fall asleep. When the night covered the land and the surrounding was silent, he slowly opened his eyes.

He lightly jumped off the table and lifted Ada's shabby quilt.

The people inside are already fast asleep.

Ada rolled to the side of the bed at some point, with one arm and one leg stretched out of the wooden bed.

Saul sat by the wooden bed and gently opened the large cabinet above it.

This time the cabinet door made no sound.

Silent Portal, very simple 0-level witchcraft.

In the closet, the young Penny was already sound asleep, and her sleeping posture was much more honest than her brother's.

Maybe it's because of sleeping in the closet all the year round.

But Saul looked closely at Penny's eyes and found that her eyelids were constantly moving, and very violently.

This is the performance of people dreaming.

Penny's complexion was very bad, her brows were slightly frowned, her lips were pursed very tightly, her hands and feet were curled up together, and she slept very insecurely.

Sol immediately entered a semi-immersive meditation, observing Penny.

But she was very clean, and no other abnormalities were seen - including the eyes.

Sol stretched out his hand, touched Penny's eyes lightly, then touched his own with his hand back, and felt nothing different.

If it weren't for the endorsement in the diary, apart from thinking that the eyes are beautiful, Sol would not see any other abnormalities at all.

But the things that can make the diary look good are of considerable value.

Shall I take Penny's eyes?

Sol has a way to safely remove Penny's eye.

Anyway, the other party has long been invisible.

But he finally withdrew his hand and closed the cabinet door tightly again.

At this time Ada turned over, turning from the edge of the wooden bed back to the center.

Sol jumped off the wooden bed and left here directly.

It was midnight with a full moon and no cumulus clouds.

Under the slanting moonlight, the town was illuminated slightly brightly.

For Saul, this light was enough.

"It seemed to be a new moon yesterday, why did it suddenly jump to a full moon today?"

Sol stood on the deserted street of the town, looking up.

"The little bit of memory left by the original body seems to be the case. It seems that the moon in this world is not just a celestial body."

It was the first time that Sol discovered the abnormality of the moon because he had been staying in the wizard's tower.

But now is not the time to look at the moon.

Before taking a carriage to Mofan Town, Sol seriously went to learn about Moshenguo.

He didn't bring many books with him, at least he didn't have the chapter on plants that recognize everything.

But fortunately, in the book that Nick left in the carriage, there is an introduction to Grinding Fruit.

The grinding sound fruit is a vine plant that hangs down like a gourd and is shaped like a clarinet. When the wind blows, it will make a sound like a millstone.

This sound is not unpleasant, but it is not friendly enough for ordinary people. Ordinary people will be upset when they hear it, and will feel nauseous and dizzy after a long time, and even pass out directly.

But it is also a good witchcraft material, and it is difficult to cultivate and even more difficult to transplant.

It is precisely because of this that the wizard's tower has accepted the refuge of Mofan Town, which is beyond its radiation range.

However, it is recorded in Senior Nick's book that the real function of grinding sound fruit is to calm people's emotions, it can calm down excited people, and it also has a certain effect on spirit bodies.

Like a sedative.

Since it is a fruit that needs to be supplied to the wizard's tower, the grinding sound fruit will definitely not be raised in the wild at will, and someone should carefully cultivate it and guard it all the time.

However, because the grinding fruit will make abnormal noises in the wind, ordinary people cannot plant it in the open air and in windy places. Otherwise, it is impossible to guard at all, and the cultivation will fail if you are not careful.

Sol picked the tallest building nearby and climbed up, standing on the top of the chimney, looking around the entire Mofan Town.

At this time, the town was unusually quiet, and almost no place was lit.

But because of this, the light sources at the northernmost part of the town are extremely obvious.

Locking on the target, Sol pulled the algae used as a rope, slowly lowered the roof, and ran towards the target location.

When he came to the north of the town, Sol found that the location of the light source was still outside the town wall, so he climbed over the unguarded wall and went outside.

A few hundred meters away from the northern wall of the town, there is a row of brick and stone houses.

The houses surrounded a vacant lot surrounded by a three-meter-high wall and topped by a wooden roof.

There is no wind tonight, and many wooden boards have been lifted, revealing the dark green vines and branches and leaves inside.

Those vines are not densely planted, and fruits can be faintly seen hanging between the wide leaves.

Behind the clearing stands a three-story tower. The tower was pitch black, and all the windows were boarded up, giving off an ominous feeling.

Sol jumped off the city wall, carefully concealed his figure, and approached there.

He still remembered that Nick had said that there were two first-level wizard apprentices here. Although Nick described their combat effectiveness as scumbags, it was for Nick that Sol couldn't really relax his vigilance.

Once they find out that they are apprentices from the wizard's tower, they will definitely try to hide the reason for the decrease in the production of the grinding sound fruit-if there is something tricky in it.

Sol cast another magic trick on himself, carefully avoiding possible prying eyes around, and finally approached the enclosed open space.

There are bonfires lit here, guarded by soldiers every few meters.

The number of them is actually more than the combined guards standing guard at the gate of the town and patrolling the town.

Finding a gap, Sol climbed onto a nearby roof.

This time he could clearly see the plants growing in the clearing.

The appearance of those plants was very similar to Nick's description. It's just that the fruit that should be like a flute is covered with a layer of pulp paper, and only a little tip connected to the stem and leaf is exposed.

Is this how they keep the sound from being blown by the wind?

But can such fruit grow well?

It also needs to build a wall to prevent wind and wrap paper. It doesn't look like a place with a lot of rain...

If this is the case, Thor feels that it is normal for Moshenguo to reduce production.

Could there be another reason?

Sol glanced around, and saw a house with the same specifications behind this row of houses, but there were soldiers on duty on all sides.

Thor visualized the walking map of the monster, carefully observed the surroundings, and found no abnormal spirit body.

Even the tower, with its windows sealed, was clean on the outside.

Sure enough, outside the wizard's tower, cleanliness is the general situation.

Relying on the continued effect of the magic trick on his body, Sol got into the house guarded by the guards from the window on the second floor.

There were no lights in the house, and it was dark.

Sol looked at many places, but there was no one there.

Finally, he finally found an underground passage in the kitchen on the first floor.

The entrance to the passage is carefully concealed under a hearth.

Although the stove was camouflaged to a certain extent, Sol still noticed something strange.

The most important thing is that he felt the faint fluctuation of magic power from that entrance.

There are apprentice wizards in there, and they're doing witchcraft.

Sol secretly said: "The dissipation value of this magic power fluctuation is too high. At first glance, it looks like a wandering wizard who has not received orthodox teaching. No, a wandering wizard apprentice."

Now Sol believed Nick's words. If it was such two first-level apprentices, he would really kill them casually.

Although the enemy was weak, Thor did not rush in.

Nine out of ten times out of ten, there will be a trap at the entrance of this kind of darkroom to prevent outsiders from sneaking in. Sol will not disturb the people inside when he is not sure to enter.

He came to eavesdrop, not to assassinate.

Fifth update!