As Thor continued to study the Soul Fixing Circle, the Wall of Sighs and the Red Sea once again ushered in the Black Tide.

However, this time, the anchor monster appeared in the Red Sea and directly devoured the three high-level wizards.

In order to stop the strong contamination of the anchor from spreading, the Black Flame Emperor Iroh urgently contacted Thor and released the imprisoned Flim.

The two of them shot together, one to stop the anchor point, the other to protect Midor, and they held on for a day and a night, and Thor arrived, and then immediately took action to restrain the anchor monster.

When Thor was in the third order, there was nothing he could do with the anchor monster, but in the fourth order, he could already seal the pollution of the anchor monster and collect it into his own space.

Thor's shot this time was only seen by Flim, who was fighting the anchor monster at close range.

Originally, he had some thoughts in his heart after being released, but when he saw Thor simply take away the anchor monster he had never seen before, he immediately realized that the current Thor had completely surpassed him.

"It's right to give it to you." Flim was talking about the thin golden thread that was given to Thor.

But he didn't know that it was a golden page that belonged to the diary. I just don't know why this page is a little more powerful than the other golden pages.

The anchor monster was taken away by Thor, and the Kuroshio immediately faded.

Flim floated in the air with some embarrassment.

He was temporarily released by the Inquisitional Court to protect the Red Sea, and now that the Kuroshio has receded so quickly, Thor won't lock him up in the Lost Corridor, right?

Just as Flem was secretly thinking about whether to flee first, Thor spoke.

"Lord Courtyard won't be thinking about studying me anymore, will you?"

Flim looked at Thor with a smile on his face, and a chill ran down his back.

The court lord, who had been proud all his life, slowly lowered his head, he knew that this was a promise and an attitude that Sol wanted from him.

"Now you are the main force in the fight against the Kuroshio. If you need me to do anything, feel free to let me know. ”

That's what surrender means.

It would be too embarrassing for Flim to let him lower his stature any longer. So Saul was satisfied.

Thor returned to the shore, and Iroh emerged from the defensive circle.

He saw Flim following behind Thor with mixed feelings.

In order to divert attention and avoid embarrassment to each other, Iroh came up to talk to Thor.

"This is the first time we've encountered an anchor monster, but I've heard we've already encountered one on the Wall of Sighs?"

Thor nodded, "It was also the first time I had encountered an anchor monster, and it was even more powerful than the one we got in the Borderlands. On top of that, it will actively attack people and will also choose targets. ”

Both Iroh and Flim frowned.

An anchor monster directly involved the energy of two fourth-order wizards, if the anchor monster had a little more......

Is it still possible to slice Thor?

Thor pulled out a metal nameplate with his own newly designed Soul Fixing Circle on it.

"This is a kind of witchcraft circle that I have been working on recently. It can give wizards more protection under the pollution of the Kuroshio Current. If you can continue to improve the circles above, we can continue to share information and resources. If there is anything you can communicate with me through Midor. ”

"Turns out you can still communicate directly with Midor." Royer, who was standing far away, muttered inwardly.

He knew that Thor would not be so simple as to hand over Midor's unique method of controlling the Red Sea Tree. But they didn't have a better choice.

Iroh and Flim took the witchcraft circle, and it only took one look to realize how important it was.

Seeing that there was no longer a problem on the side of the tribunal, Thor immediately left without going to see the others.

Thor then made another run to the Wall of Sighs.

The people who were trapped here by Murphy in the first place have become accustomed to life here.

Because of Thor's help, these people are not completely trapped in the Far North City, and they can leave, just because their lives have been connected to the Wall of Sighs, and as long as the Kuroshio Tide occurs, they still have to rush back to fight together.

Thor also left a Soul Fixing Wizardry here, and asked Maria and a few high-ranking wizards to work on the arrangement.

However, these witchcraft circles are basically purely defensive and too passive, and in Thor's opinion, if you want to fight against the outbreak of the Black Tide a few years later, you still need to rely on the Red Worm to take the initiative to attack, and find a way to completely cut off the resurrection hope of the Abyss Eye.

Not only did he send witchcraft circles to a few of the forces that mainly fought against the Kuroshio, but he also sent some landlocked countries and wizard forces to the end.

On the Iskeper continent, the Stargate Council is responsible for promoting it, and Neflet is handed over to the Inquisition.

As for the Starter Continent, Thor asked the wizards who had already submitted to the forces of the Pure Spirit Wizard Tower to spread around.

The Borderlands are no longer forbidden. The Soul Fixing Witchcraft Circle was the first to be deployed in various dangerous areas, and many places were even safer than the outside world.

Naturally, the wizards here don't have to stay in the settlement for a long time, and they can move around.

So they were sent out by Thor to various countries in the Starter continent to set up a soul-fixing witchcraft circle.

Of course, the raw materials for these circles still need to be prepared by local forces. Otherwise, no matter how rich and powerful Thor is, he will not be able to take care of an entire continent.

After all, his power has only been established for a few years, and he has never operated it with his heart. The scope and strength of the forces are naturally not comparable to the other two major forces.

When the wizarding forces of the three continents all began to build defenses in full swing according to the soul-fixing witchcraft circle designed by Thor, Thor quietly returned to the Soul Purification Wizard Tower and entered the chaotic realm again.

This time, he's going to go straight to the anchor point of the Chaos Domain to do an experiment.

The anchor monster that Thor had sealed into his own space in the Red Sea before was merged with the original anchor fragments inside without Thor noticing.

When Thor discovers that the anchor is missing, he immediately checks the anchor monster in the shape of a sea serpent that is motionless and pretending to be dead.

Then he noticed that the sea serpent had a horn.

He immediately told everyone about it through the Illusion Channel.

Midor: [The wizards of the Inquisitioning Court have told me that the anchors in their collection never show signs of merging.] 】

Gorsa: [The anchors on the side of the Stargate Council have basically been divided many times. But when put back together, there was no sign of fusion. 】

"That problem should be with the aggressive anchor monster." Saul was cautious, "If it's just a simple fusion, it's not a big deal. Now I am worried about whether there will be a qualitative change when the fusion reaches a certain amount? ”

Gorsa: [Do you want to go to the abyss?] 】

Thor felt uneasy at the thought of his prophetic dream. He didn't want to let go of a detail and lead to a final failure.

He didn't want to watch powerlessly as the three continents all ended up falling victim to the Abyssal Resurrection.

"Yes. I'm going to ...... A real trip into the abyss. Thor plucked up the courage to say this.

This is a very risky decision. Thor intends to transform into the form of the Thread of Destiny itself, enter the abyss beneath the Great Rift, and truly explore the world over there.

After waiting for a moment, the Death Wizard Diary unexpectedly did not give any death warning.

There was not even a crisis warning.

(End of chapter)