Diary of the Death Wizard

Half a month later, Thor returned from the Stat Continent, and Kismet followed him.

At this time, Kismet seemed to have forgotten the blow of failing to become the fifth goal. I stay with Sol every day, either playing music or lying on the roof and watching the sky.

Thor felt that his question should be related to the diary, but Kismet had no intention of talking about it.

However, Kismet became obedient without mentioning what happened to him.

The only stubbornness left is probably the phrase "brother, master".

After getting off the airship, Thor asked Kismet, "Do you want to follow me back?"

Kismet tossed the harp around like a ball, "No, I'm not interested in the experiments you're doing now. If you want to kill someone, you can come to me."

After hearing Kismet's words, Thor, who was about to leave, suddenly stopped and turned around, "Is it okay to kill anyone?"

"Ha! Anyone can do it!"

"I remember your words."

After leaving the airship, Kismet did not follow him. As for where he was going, Thor had no way to track him.

Since this guy regained his fourth level strength, he has been much more low-key than before. As long as he doesn't show up, no one seems to be able to find him.

As they walked towards Byron's residence, Beth in the diary reminded Saul.

[This Kismet seems to be following you, as if he is afraid that you will not come back after you go back to Stat. 】

Sol kept walking, "Did you see it too?"

While he was pretending to be angry and heading back to Start, he suddenly appeared on the airship. And left when he got a letter from Douglas asking him to come back.

Although this Kismet is no longer causing trouble, it seems to be more complicated than making trouble.

"What do you think he wants to do?"

【I really don’t know him well. But I think he is not from the Stargate Council. 】

"Yeah, if it's not the Stargate Council, who else is afraid that I won't come back after leaving?"

Sol raised his hand and saw a man walking against the flow of people.

It's Douglas.

"Are you done losing your temper?" Douglas held a book in his hand. "If you don't come back, I will think that you are really not ready to cooperate with the Stargate Council."

With that said, Douglas handed the book in his hand to Thor, "If you still want to continue the red worm experiment, take a good look."

Thor took the book but did not open it in a hurry.

"Have they agreed to exchange information with us?"

"It's not easy to do," Douglas said. "Our experimental progress is far behind theirs. We don't have the right to speak."

Seeing Thor frowning, Douglas smiled and said: "However, I gave them some ideas for dealing with starry sky pollution. If they can succeed in the experiment, they will agree to leave the most important red worm to us."

"The most important red worm?" Saul immediately understood the key point of increasing the number of red worms. "Is this species also responsible for the reproduction of queens?"

"You guessed it right again. Yes, like the queen ant, she is only responsible for breeding offspring. But now Speaker Alik will only let us see red worms when we help them make breakthroughs."

"Can you tell me what ideas you provided?"

"Of course!" Douglas agreed unceremoniously, "We are now partners facing the end of the Black Tide, so we should naturally share information."

He pointed sideways at the carriage waiting for the two of them on the road, "Let's talk as we walk. Speaker Alik knows that you are coming by airship today and is waiting for us at the Star Observation Tower."

"Oh, and the Meric you mentioned is said to want to plead guilty to you personally."

Saul didn't feel so proud just because he heard that Merici wanted to plead guilty. Although they only met him once, Sol could see that that guy was a very rational guy.

Deliberately bullying Agu and angering Thor may have ulterior motives.

Maybe Thor's move to increase his importance in the Star Gate by joining the Star Gate's escape plan to put pressure on Merich was also part of the opponent's plan.

But Saul has thought it through clearly. It doesn't matter whether there is a conspiracy or what kind of conspiracy there is.

The end of the Black Tide involves the fate of too many people. All Thor can do now is to move straight forward towards the goal. When encountering obstacles?

Just crush it.

Because of his psychological expectations, Saul's mood did not fluctuate at all when he saw Meric at the entrance of the Star Observation Tower.

Douglas told Thor using secret language, "Now the stargate escape plan is coming to an end. If what you come up with can improve Speaker Alik's experimental results again, we can get the worm queen."

Stargate escape plan, Douglas always called the Stargate migration plan in private.

I have to say it's very accurate.

The two ignored Merich at the door and walked straight in. During this period, Douglas often visited the Star Observation Tower in order to study red worms, and he knew the layout and structure here very clearly.

He didn't even need anyone to lead him, and he led Thor to the underground laboratory.

[Saul, you have to pay attention to this Douglas. 】

While walking, Beth in the diary suddenly reminded Sol.

"Um?"

[This guy appeared a little suddenly. This is nothing, but I always feel that there is an inexplicable calmness about this person. 】

Saul put his hand to his lips, coughed twice, and secretly raised his eyes to glance at Douglas.

This middle-aged man with a very thin back walked in front of him on his right, holding his head high and walking calmly. Every step he made was filled with a sense of confidence that he was in control.

It seemed as if he was not taking Sol into other people's territory, but taking Sol to visit his own territory.

This is the first time that Thor has entered the core laboratory of the Star Observation Tower.

This is a dazzlingly white laboratory.

The area is very large, but there are not many wizards here. Before entering the laboratory, Saul and Douglas underwent extensive inspection and disinfection to prevent the contamination they brought in from affecting the experimental results in the room.

The core laboratory is equipped with numerous magic light sources, and the white light softly illuminates every corner of the room.

The floor and ceiling are covered with silver-white pipes. These pipes are exposed, intertwined, entangled, gathered together and then spread out in all directions.

It's like a sophisticated circuit board, or like the vascular tissue throughout the human body.

All the information and energy were finally gathered in a huge glass column in the center of the laboratory.

Thor carefully avoided all the pipes and walked to the glass column.

He placed his hand on the glass, which felt smooth and cold. The glass column is filled with milk-like liquid, and occasionally there are some silvery particles reflecting light.

Before entering, Douglas told Thor that mental power cannot be released in this room, otherwise it will affect the results of the experiment. Of course, the Stargate Council has also installed many devices to contain mental power. It will call the police and isolate the experimental subjects as soon as abnormal mental power is discovered.

"The first batch of experimental subjects are being hatched after being improved by Wizard Douglas. They cannot be observed now. Wizard Thor can take a look at the experimental data we have recorded here."

Meric came up. Although he clearly felt that Saul was displeased with him, as one of the main leaders of this project, he didn't care at all what Saul thought of him.

Anyway, if Thor and the others want to use red worms to fight against the Black Tide Doomsday, they can only get the worm queen after they leave the wizarding world by assisting Star Gate in completing the experiment.

To this end, Wizard Douglas has signed a cooperation agreement with Speaker Alik.

Trade knowledge for survival.

Very reasonable.