Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

That strange power can enhance physical fitness and even change the structure of flesh and blood, but at the same time it will affect the mind of the user, changing the person's personality, as if they were a completely different person.

One of the key focuses of the subsequent experiments was to eliminate the factors in this power that could alter a person's personality.

Otherwise, no matter what form this power takes under his modification, it will not meet the requirements.

After all, anger on the battlefield won't change anything; it will only make the situation worse.

This turns a wizard who can rationally assess the situation and respond quickly into a berserker who only knows how to charge forward, completely abandoning his greatest advantage.

After recording the data, Byron no longer chose to hide and began to attack Yaze and the other two.

This test examines the effects of that strange power on the two individuals, its transformative effects, and its limits.

Although tests can be conducted on a test bench, those tests are nowhere near as accurate as tests conducted on the battlefield.

Byron did not use the "Elemental Fireball" or "Flame Burst" spells.

He simply wanted to test and obtain valuable experimental data, not to kill the precious experimental subjects.

Of course, Byron would not choose to engage in close-quarters combat with these two.

After all, he hadn't figured out this strange power yet, and who knew if it would have any effect on him.

Therefore, for a wizard, it would be extremely foolish and unwise to rashly close the distance and engage in hand-to-hand combat.

Therefore, Wizard's Hand magic is the best choice at this moment.

Wizard's Hand

A semi-transparent arm suddenly appeared in mid-air, and it grasped a long sword.

This longsword was formed from Byron's magic and was not much different from an ordinary iron longsword; in fact, it was not as sharp as an ordinary iron longsword.

However, this was a last resort for Byron, since he didn't have a physical sword with him at the moment and could only use this method as a substitute.

As for using elemental power to reconstruct the structure, the power would be too great, and Byron was worried that it would damage the two of them.

When Yaze and the other man saw the arm and longsword floating in mid-air, they were first stunned, and then a look of horror appeared on their faces.

This thing is beyond their comprehension!

Although the two men showed fear on their faces, their bodies remained as fearless as before, charging towards Byron without regard for his methods.

Upon seeing this, Byron narrowed his eyes slightly.

It seems that the influence of this strange power on the user is greater than he imagined.

At this moment, the fear that had previously appeared on the faces of Yaze and the other person had disappeared, replaced by an incomparable fanaticism and bloodlust, as if they were eager for battle.

As for death, it was not something they cared about; all they pursued was the battle itself.

While Byron was pondering, his manipulation of the Wizard's Hand did not cease.

Under the control of the wizard's hand, the longsword sliced ​​through the air.

Under Byron's precise control, the blade first sliced ​​across Charles's metallic arms.

He wanted to know if the arms had truly turned into metal, or if they were merely a facade.

The next moment, as the longsword slashed through, a raised arm slowly slid down and fell to the ground, kicking up dust.

The instant the arm slipped, a stream of crimson blood gushed out from the smooth fracture surface, streaking through the air before crashing heavily to the ground, just like the arm itself.

The next moment, a agonizing wail suddenly rang out.

Charles, whose eyes were originally bloodshot and filled with bloodlust, was now lying on the ground, clutching his severed arm and howling in pain, his face covered in tears and snot.

At the same time, as Charles fell to the ground, his arm, which had been gleaming with a metallic sheen, quickly dissipated and returned to its previous fleshy structure.

Yaze, who was standing to the side, was also startled by this sudden scene.

When he saw the long sword coming towards him, the surging fighting spirit on his face was forcibly suppressed by the instinct for survival.

Without the slightest hesitation, he immediately retreated and fled in the opposite direction.

But how could he possibly outrun the wizard's hand?

Before he had run far, a sword pierced both of his legs, causing him to collapse to the ground with a piercing scream.

Like Ciel, his whole body bulged, and his powerful muscles looked like a punctured balloon, deflating and shrinking back to their previous thin appearance.

Seeing the two of them like this, a look of disappointment flashed across Byron's face, and the wizard and the longsword also dispersed at the same time.

He hadn't expected that what the two of them were putting on was so superficial and so easily destroyed; with just a gentle push, it all collapsed.

However, while Byron was disappointed, he wasn't too disappointed.

Because although it may be said to be all show and no substance, at least it has a facade.

The man named Charles had his metal arms easily severed by the longsword.

However, at the moment of severing, he could clearly see that although Charles's metal arms were not completely metallized as he had imagined, at least the surface layer of skin was metallized, just not to a very deep degree.

This means that the strange power has the ability to change structures, but it's possible that the power's energy is too low, its quality is substandard, or that the power itself is insufficient, which is why this situation occurs.

Before conducting in-depth research, anything is possible, so Byron cannot draw any conclusions at this time.

As for the one named Yaze, he's in the same situation as Sharl, so there's not much to say.

Another thing Byron hadn't expected was that when Azer faced his attack, the opponent didn't continue attacking as anticipated, but instead chose to run away.

This reflects that the unknown influence carried by that force was not as powerful as Byron imagined; it could not completely change a person's character or destroy their reason. The person remained the same.

However, under those unknown influences, pre-existing emotions may be stirred up or amplified.

However, in this way, the value of the unknown influence existing in the power is no less than the power itself.

Countless ideas surfaced in Byron's mind regarding the application of this unknown influence.

The moment these ideas came to mind, Byron used his all-seeing eye to quickly record them, waiting to conduct experiments later to prove his conjectures.

Seeing the two men lying on the ground groaning and bleeding, Byron did not delay any longer. After taking precautions, he quickly stepped forward to provide medical assistance.

We've only found these two experimental subjects so far, we can't let them die like this.

They cannot die easily, at least not until they discover new subjects for the same experiments or capture the god hiding behind them.

With Byron's help, the bleeding was quickly stopped for both of them, but Byron's face grew increasingly gloomy.

He was being too optimistic.