Chapter 962 Hidden World Side
"Don't you know what it means to be chosen by the Thread of Death?" Thor was a little surprised that Kismet would volunteer to be his target.
"Of course I know." Kismet was still smiling, "But your way of promotion is obviously not death weaving! Wherever you go, not only is there no shadow of death, but there is also a chance of change. I feel that being able to be your target... is really an honor."
Since Kismet had already guessed that becoming the target of the Symphony of Destiny would bring great benefits, Thor immediately changed his words, "If I agree to you, what benefits can you give me?"
Kismet was ready before he came to see Thor, "Are you looking for Byron? I know where he is and I can take you there."
Thor crossed his arms, "I've come this far, do you think I won't be able to find him?"
Kismet shook his head and smiled helplessly, "The master is indeed not easy to fool."
He looked at Thor with burning eyes, "What about all the information about the red worms? I promise that I know everything that Alick knows."
Thor stared at Kismet's sly smile without blinking, "I now really suspect that you were the one who introduced the red worms."
"I really don't have that ability." Kismet said with a smile.
"Okay. I agree." Thor agreed readily, "But you have to keep your promise to take me to where Byron is."
The other party laughed twice, "Master really knows how to do business."
"Every time I choose a target, I need to make some preparations, but this is not the right place." Since they have reached an agreement, Thor told them honestly, "So I hope you can help me rescue Senior Byron first."
Kismet blinked at Thor and said, "Master, don't worry. I trust you, too."
At the beginning, Thor asked Kismet to exchange his freedom for his advancement to the fourth level, but he gave Kismet his freedom first, and he was not afraid that Kismet would run away.
So now Kismet told Thor that he believed in Thor too.
It's just that Kismet didn't know the existence of the law of causality. The strong force given to the fate line could not be detected by a mere fourth-level wizard before it actually took effect.
Thor had already developed a thick skin by now, and he did not feel embarrassed at all in the face of Kismet's trust.
"Brother Master, you are circling around the Observatory Tower. You must be guessing that Byron is imprisoned in the Observatory Tower, right?"
Thor nodded, "It should be a relatively hidden place."
“It’s very hidden. You could even say that although it’s near the astronomical observatory, it’s not really near the astronomical observatory.”
"Don't beat around the bush... Is there a hidden world here?"
Kismet's eyes narrowed with laughter. "You guessed it right! Then do you want to guess where the entrance to that world is?"
Thor looked up and saw the giant red worm on the observatory tower not far away still twisting its head slowly. Its huge mouth opened and closed, as if it was swallowing the magic in the air.
"There is a space entrance connecting the world side and the main world, and the red worm came in through the space entrance of the star gate. Could it be that the hidden world side is near its head?"
"You guessed it right again!" Kismet called him "you" from time to time, depending on his mood.
"The hidden world is inside the Observatory Tower. If you want to go in, you have to find a way to sneak in first."
"Get in there?" Thor frowned.
His concealment ability is really average, and he is always discovered by the fourth-level wizards. If Thor uses the fate line to peek, he will definitely not be discovered, but the fate line cannot save Byron when it enters the world side.
"Don't worry, my brother master. There are few normal people left in the Stargate Council now. The red worms are rampant, and the living people are too busy to handle it, let alone Speaker Alick himself. So it's quite easy to sneak in."
"Will people who can see the red worms not be eaten by them?" Thor asked.
"It's not that they can't eat you, but the red worms will think you're their own kind. But if you anger them, they'll still eat you."
Thor thought of the red worm that was killed by Star Eyes. If the other party was still alive, it would probably be angry, right?
"It's not easy to anger the red worms. After all, they can't be touched by conventional methods."
"Yes." Kismet shook his long silver hair.
"So, will people who can see the red worms be devoured and controlled by them?"
"No. The Red Worm is a brainless species, so it wouldn't have such a mind." Kismet stretched out his index finger and shook it in front of Thor twice. "Of course, the Stargate Council did something like confusing people's memories."
Strip away the wizards' memories of the red worm and let them continue to work in the Stargate Council in their original positions. It can only be said that the Stargate Council is really short of people now.
"It seems that Corey was more likely taken away by the Stargate Council. Under what circumstances would they take away the controlled person?" Thor looked at the fire in front of him. The flames kept twisting but always pointed to the sky. Some sparks sprayed out and quickly disappeared.
So Thor answered his own question again, "It should be when you can't control it."
He stood up and dusted off his butt. "I know how to get in. Before that, tell me all the information about the red worms. Once I pick up Senior Byron, I'll prepare the witchcraft circle for the Symphony of Fate."
"Symphony of Fate?" Kismet's eyes sparkled. "I really like this name."
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As the sky brightened, a new batch of wizard apprentices participating in the Stargate Council selection boarded a carriage from the capital of the Principality of Olga to the Observatory Tower.
As long as they can pass the selection, even wizard apprentices can stay in the Observatory Tower to work. And with the support of the Stargate Council, it is very easy to be promoted to a third-level wizard apprentice as long as their qualifications are not particularly poor.
But then again, people with particularly poor qualifications are not even eligible to participate in the selection.
Second-level apprentice Jeffrey got off the carriage with excitement and trepidation.
These carriages would wait for half a day to take those who failed the selection back. These wizards were very generous with their money, and some would even throw a gold coin.
Although those who were taken back would not be in a good mood, as long as the driver served carefully, they could still get the full fare. After all, these wizard apprentices did not dare to cause trouble near the Stargate Council.
Jeffrey adjusted the collar of his clothes, calmed his active spirit again, and walked towards the door.
As soon as he reached the end of the line, he found that he knew the apprentice in front of him.
"Thor?" Jeffrey patted Thor's shoulder. "What a coincidence! We came here at the same time."
The apprentice standing in front of Thor looked back and said nothing, but felt a little confused.
"Was that the person standing behind me just now?"
But he didn't think too much about it, after all, the two people behind him were already chatting enthusiastically.
"Yeah, I saw an acquaintance suddenly get off the bus, and I thought I couldn't travel with you anymore." Thor was much more enthusiastic than yesterday.
The two people looked like old friends who were already very familiar with each other.
(End of this chapter)
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