Chapter 231 Soul-eating Ester
After feeling proud, Thor tested the spirit body again.
The results are still gratifying.
Although the new spiritual ester removed the soul fragments that were originally absorbed, its quality still exceeded that of the first and second generation plastic bones. Therefore, Thor's mental strength was improved to a higher level. And as he continued to absorb soul fragments, his spiritual body would continue to strengthen.
"It's time to give this material a new name. Plastic bone no longer describes its properties at all."
As Thor thought, he sorted out his messy notes. Finally, he put all the pages together, added a cover to the first page, and threaded it.
He leaned over and wrote three big words on the cover - Soul-Eating Ester.
This is the formula name for Thor's second wizard body transformation! However, except for Thor, whose spiritual body is comparable to that of a formal wizard, other apprentices may not be able to learn from it.
This is a complete transformation plan for ordinary apprentices who will die if touched and go crazy if used too much.
Moreover, this witch body transformation was much more comfortable than the first time. The whole process was like a dream.
But the content of the dream surprised Thor a little.
Why did he dream of an elf? Senior Byron once told Thor that he should try not to touch anything related to elves before reaching level three.
But Kong Sha didn't seem to have such concerns. She even took the initiative to look for information about the elves.
I think of the two times I had contact with elves, both of which seemed to be filled with weirdness.
Furthermore, there was no information about elves in the library. Even if there were books written in Elvish, the contents had nothing to do with elves themselves.
Thor felt vaguely uneasy because of his complete ignorance of the elves.
Fear comes from the unknown.
"Maybe the tower master can help me analyze it, but I don't know if he is free now."
He used the communication pen to write that he was awake, then sat on the sofa given to him by the tower master and began restorative meditation.
Unexpectedly, Gorsa, who had just left, appeared in front of Thor again a few minutes later.
Along with him appeared the same sofa.
"Yes, the compatibility between the spirit and the body has returned to normal." As soon as they met, Gorza scanned Thor from head to toe, "But you have undergone a second witch body transformation in a short period of time, so it's best to go to Kaz for a comprehensive examination."
Thor nodded obediently. Although he had already done an inspection himself, the props and inspection instruments in the warehouse were simple. It would be a good idea to ask the tower master to ask Mentor Kaz to take action.
"Do you still have the letter that Kismet sent?" Gorsa mentioned another thing.
The last time he received the message, he was busy and couldn't leave, but now that they met, the second thing he asked was him, and it was obvious that he was also very concerned about the reason why Kismet came to Thor.
"No, soon after I finished reading it, the letter disappeared without a trace."
After hearing this, Golsa lowered his eyes and thought for a moment, tapping the sofa lightly with his fingertips.
Suddenly, he stood up, his hood slipped off his head, and his thick brown-red cloak spread out to the sides.
"Close your eyes!"
Thor quickly closed his eyes.
Then, a strong light penetrated my eyelids, and my eyes turned red. Even with my eyes closed, I could still feel a dull pain.
Thor quickly raised his hands to cover his eyes, thus avoiding the stimulation of the strong light.
In a trance, Thor felt the light from the outside world becoming stronger and stronger, almost piercing through his fingers and into his eyes.
Just as he was thinking about whether he should imitate the coachman and hide on the ground with his hands covering his head, the strong light outside finally faded away.
"You can open your eyes now," Gorza said gently.
Thor opened his eyes as he was told, but everything in front of him was still white. It took him two minutes to fully recover.
"Master of the Tower?"
"I found no trace of the letter. Kismet secretly sent a letter in, and destroyed it immediately after you read it. If it was just to convey a few words, there was no need to use such special means."
Thor was startled and asked quickly, "Sir, do you mean that he might have sent something else in through that letter?"
"I think so too," Gorza shook his head slightly, "but I just checked several times and still didn't find any external magic or mental power. Given Kismet's usual methods... Thor, do you recall carefully if there is anything else on the letter?"
Gorza meant that Kismet might have controlled him through the letter? Thor's expression became serious, and he closed his eyes and used all his mental power.
If it were anyone else, it would be ridiculous to do so, because no matter how hard they tried, they would not be able to discover the tricks of a second-level wizard.
But Thor was confident that once he fully examined himself, he would find some clues.
After a while, Thor opened his eyes, "No problem."
However, when he saw the tower master staring at him, he still asked respectfully.
"Master Tower Master, do you need to check again?"
"If I attack, I will hurt your spirit body."
The Wizard Tower was Gorza's territory and had a deep connection with him. Since he hadn't discovered anything, the probability that Kismet had secretly tampered with Thor was very low.
"Have you encountered any strange things recently? For example, hearing some special sounds or seeing some unprecedented scenes." Gorsa asked slowly.
His question really reminded Thor of the main purpose of calling the tower master over.
"I was in a coma for a while during the transformation. While I was in a coma, I saw an elf."
"Elf?" Gorza leaned forward. "How do you know for sure it's an elf?"
Sol described the girl who was crying and saying she was going to die.
After that, Thor asked, "Could that vision related to the elves be related to Kismet?"
Recalling Kismet's outstanding appearance and flamboyant behavior, Thor suddenly had a guess.
"Kismet, could it be an elf?"
"Oh, why do you think so?" Unexpectedly, Gorza was amused. "That's right. The knowledge of elves is basically not taught to apprentices. But your spirit body is comparable to that of a formal wizard, so let me tell you... The elves disappeared three hundred years ago."
The elves...disappeared?
Thor was puzzled. "Since they disappeared three hundred years ago, why do people still avoid elves? Besides, Elvish is one of the most popular witchcraft languages, and there is no danger for people who learn it."
Seeing Thor's surprised and curious expression, Gorza smiled and continued, "Because Elvish is actually a language created by the elves specifically for communicating with wizards."
According to Gorza, the elves are born with strong mental strength, and even newborn babies are comparable to formal wizards.
They seldom talk and like to sing, but their songs have no lyrics, only melody.
When the elves need to communicate with each other, they will directly release mental vibrations, and large pieces of information can be transmitted completely and correctly in just one second.
Therefore, when elves communicate with humans or other races, they will always accidentally shock the other party into madness.
Therefore, the wise men of the elves invented the Elvish language.
Normally they communicate through text, and only speak when it is inconvenient. In an emergency, they will just send a mental shock, and whether the receiver can survive depends on his luck.
"Elf language also has pronunciations, and it sounds like singing. However, many pronunciations are beyond the reach of human organs. Even if the tongue and throat are modified, it is difficult to imitate accurately. Therefore, Elvish is mostly used for recording rather than communication."
Gorza started the introduction in the Elvish language because he wanted Thor to understand the elves little by little through things he was familiar with, rather than causing a strong cognitive shock right from the start.
After all, even explaining the knowledge about elves might confuse the weak apprentices or even cause them mental damage.
"It is also because of the elvish language that the wizarding world has a better understanding of the elves. However, the increase in communication has not led to a decrease in conflicts."
According to Gorza, elves are not the kind and beautiful species that Thor imagined.
They are straightforward but not naive. They love nature and its laws.
Therefore, sometimes, some of their actions seem incredible or cold-blooded.
In particular, there was once a conflict between a group of wizards and the elves. The elves did not hesitate to transform that group of wizards and the human areas under their control into an environment suitable for the elves to live in.
No local humans were left alive.
From then on, the elves became famous.
"At that time, the elves didn't occupy a large territory, but no wizard, not even a third-level wizard, dared to provoke the elves. So their status was very transcendent. But one day three hundred years ago, the elves suddenly disappeared. No one had ever seen a real elf, as if their existence had been erased. And all the wizards who tracked down the elves either disappeared or became alienated."
Gorza's silver eyes flashed, "Some say that all elves, without exception, are polluted."
Thor: ...We are in big trouble (End of this chapter)
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