Diary of a Dead Wizard - Chapter 906

Chapter 893 Natural Laws and Human Instinct

Thor also knew that Camus could not be the master of the black tide. He just used an exaggerated statement to provoke Camus to reveal a little truth.

But he did not expect that the truth revealed by Camus made him somewhat…unacceptable.

The anchor point is a skeleton in a dead world.

And there are tens of thousands of such skeletons in this dead world. Even the skeleton of a person who appeared in front of Thor is just the smallest one.

[Did you see it?]

Camus’ voice continued to sound in Thor’s mind.

[The black tide anchor points that are feared in the wizard world are actually everywhere. As long as the Eye of the Abyss completely opens the exit to the wizard world, the black tide can instantly pollute the entire wizard world. Even a fourth-level wizard cannot resist it. And the opening of the Eye of the Abyss is inevitable.]

“Since you think so, why bother telling me? Or do you think I can stop all this?”

[You can’t stop all this. But you are stalling for time. There is no need, Thor. There is really no need. The birth and death of the world are the most basic natural rules. If you stand in the way, you will be crushed to pieces by the rules. 】

Thor just found it funny, “You said that the birth and destruction of the world are natural laws, then isn’t human struggle also a part of natural laws? It is also human instinct to want to survive. You can’t just emphasize the natural laws to me and make me forget instincts.”

【But your struggle is doomed to be fruitless. 】

Thor no longer wanted to listen to Camus’s continued preaching. Such arguments are meaningless.

“Do you have anything else to say? For example, where is this place?”

When asked to the point, Camus stopped talking.

Thor found that Camus had no intention of attacking her. It seemed that in this place, she, a local, could not do anything.

And there was no warning in the diary of the dead wizard. After all,

what Thor explored here was just a section of the fate line.

In this case, it is better to play a little bigger.

“Since you don’t want to say it, let me guess. There are anchor points everywhere here, and the anchor points come from the black tide, and the black tide comes from the Eye of the Abyss. Could this be the inner space of the Eye of the Abyss?”

If this is the inner space of the Eye of the Abyss, then it makes sense that the Chaos Domain appears here. After all, the Eye of the Abyss did swallow a continent.

Camus was silent for a moment.

[You can think so. No matter how you guess, it’s meaningless. ]

“Some things are not meaningless just because you say they are meaningless. You have long been a corpse. Survival and extinction are no different from you, but very different from me.”

Thor looked around and had not yet found anything other than bones and land.

This is the dead Eye of the Abyss, but under his feet is a world that still has vitality.

Thor is not thinking, if one day, the black tide really breaks out, is there a way to keep the wizard world like the Chaos Domain.

He is thinking, since the Chaos Domain can “survive” in the Eye of the Abyss, does that mean that his world still has a way to fight the black tide?

For example, the membrane that wraps the entire Chaos Domain.

“You are Camus, the predecessor of my mentor Gorza, so how did you become the anchor of the Eye of the Abyss?”

This time Camus did not speak. She seemed to find that Thor was not moved by her words at all, and wanted to get her to talk back.

[Your struggle is meaningless.]

She started to say the previous words again.

[The wizarding world is destined to be destroyed in the black tide.]

Thor already had some guesses in his mind, but they could not be verified here.

“Your persuasion is meaningless. Even if we all die, I will definitely die standing.”

Thor shrank back.

Camus still just watched him leave and did not make a move to stop him.

“She really can’t do anything to the fate line. She can sense the existence of my fate line, probably because the anchor on the index finger and her current body may be the same origin.”

Seeing that Thor had regained his spirits, Keli, who was nearby, came up immediately.

“Any new discoveries?”

“Yes.” Thor called everyone over, and then told them about his experiences and his conjectures.

“This world is really not simple.” Keli shook her head, gently tossing the remains of the bones she had just found in her hand.

“It’s not completely certain yet.” Byron said.

Thor said, “It’s still impossible to tell whether they can’t or don’t want to, but they won’t affect us for now.”

Thor pointed to the mountain wall, “I haven’t been to other places close to the underground, and I don’t know if every place has a gap leading to the outside world. At the same time, we still need to figure out whether the reason why there are so many bone monsters here is related to the gap in the ground.”

Byron nodded as he listened, “I’m afraid all of this will take some time to verify.”

Unfortunately, Thor didn’t have much time to spare.

After deciding on the next action plan, the three of them temporarily returned to the no man’s land. After all,

they were still under the guise of the eye of the storm, so they always needed to take time to act.

Thor also pretended to look for the eye of the storm, but he would always find something else to do halfway through.

For example, on this day, Thor activated the fantasy channel on the road and let the driver continue to drive forward.

Now he would enter the Fantasy Channel at regular intervals to monitor the dynamics of several Destiny Symphony targets.

In addition to communicating with each other, he could also get some information.

Today, as soon as he entered the Fantasy Channel, Thor heard Midor’s request for help.

Midor: [Lord Thor, my growth has reached a bottleneck.]

Thor was of course concerned about the life trajectory of his targets, and he directly shared Midor’s words with everyone.

“What kind of bottleneck?”

Midor: [I really can’t grow up in a short period of time.]

Her voice was a little aggrieved.

[I have been trying hard to eat, grow taller, and get fatter, but now no matter how much I eat or what I eat, my body is fixed in its current form.]

“Growth limit?” Thor recalled the inverted tree he saw at Baidong College, “It shouldn’t be the limit yet.”

Considering the time when Midor entered the new body, Thor could only attribute it to the plateau period of growth.

“Just like you said, Midor, you have reached a bottleneck in your growth. It may take time to adjust a little bit before you can grow again.”

Midor: [But at this rate, I won’t be able to completely cover the Red Sea trees when the next black tide comes. It may even be less than half. The wizards of the Tribunal will soon find out that I have reached a bottleneck. If they find that I can’t take care of all the Red Sea trees, will they give up cultivating me? ]

“That shouldn’t happen. If it’s just the next black tide, the people of the Tribunal should have a way to get through it.”

[But I’m afraid that even if I grow to the limit, I won’t be able to protect all the Red Sea trees. What should I do? ]

No one knows whether a certain growth bottleneck is the limit of growth. Although the Tribunal will not give up Midor casually, it will definitely affect Midor’s growth.

Just as Thor was thinking about countermeasures, Char, who had been listening for a long time, suddenly spoke.

Char: [Please wait a moment, Thor, if I remember correctly, Midor’s new body contains the tissue of the Inverted Tree, right? 】

“That’s right.”

Char: [If I heard correctly, Midor used its roots to penetrate the Red Sea Tree to absorb the pollution inside the Red Sea Tree.]

Thor continued to nod.

Char: [But when the Inverted Tree absorbs nutrients, it never uses its roots to take root anywhere!]

Midor didn’t understand what he meant, but Thor suddenly realized.

“The Inverted Tree controls the puppets through invisible thin lines. Could it be that it also absorbs nutrients in this way?”

Char: [You guessed right!]

(End of this chapter)