Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Byron's eyes lit up upon hearing this. He hadn't expected his mentor to be so understanding, or perhaps the benefits behind this deity were beyond his imagination, making his mentor happy.

But no matter what, it didn't affect him at all.

Just as Byron was marveling, Isolde's cool voice rang out, beginning to answer Byron's questions.

"Actually, you don't need to worry too much about the taboos of mortal kingdoms. As long as it's not a massacre of a city or using hundreds of thousands of people for experiments, it won't violate any taboos."

"Even if you take action later, it will be to deal with gods who enter the wizarding world at other times. Not only will it not be a taboo, but the Wizarding Council may even reward you."

As Isolde finished speaking, she gave Byron a smile, a hint of mockery in her eyes.

Upon hearing this, Byron shuddered, a bitter smile appearing on his face, and waved his hands repeatedly.

"Master, please stop teasing me. How could I, a mere wizard apprentice, possibly have the ability to alarm the Wizarding Council?"

The Wizarding Council is the largest organization in the wizarding world, and it manages the entire wizarding world.

Once a wizard apprentice becomes a full-fledged wizard, he automatically joins the Wizard Council and is assigned to its duties.

It is said, or rather, just heard, that each of the top wizards in the Wizarding Council has the power to destroy the wizarding world.

This destruction does not refer to the destruction of the wizarding world as a whole, but to the entire wizarding civilization.

Another question popped into Byron's mind: "Master, why does the Wizarding Council care so much about mortals? Is there some hidden reason behind this?"

Isolde instinctively retorted, "You didn't know?"

Upon hearing this, Byron was completely bewildered. Should I know this?

Did I know I'd still ask you?! That's outrageous!

After saying this, Isolde realized what he had said when he saw Byron's surprised expression. He slapped his forehead and laughed sheepishly.

"I'm so sorry, Byron. I forgot you're not a formal wizard yet, and you haven't fulfilled your contract. It's not surprising that you didn't know."

A slightly embarrassed smile suddenly appeared on Isolde's cool and beautiful face, catching Byron off guard for a moment.

Previously, Isolde always had a cold and aloof demeanor, but now, with such a smile, she is full of vitality; the contrast is simply too great.

However, Byron was only distracted for a moment before Isolde's voice brought him back to his senses, and he began to listen carefully again.

"However, this kind of information should have been given to you when you became a formal wizard, but since it's not important information and you asked, I'll tell you anyway."

Hearing this, Byron was thrilled; he hadn't expected to hear news of this level.

Although information at the formal wizard level was of little use to him, who was still at the wizarding apprentice level.

This is not to say that information at that level is worthless; on the contrary, it is precisely because its value is too great that it is of little value to a low-level being like Byron. It is just that it is not needed at this stage.

Although Byron couldn't use this information yet, it was excellent for broadening his horizons.

"The wizards have been conquering the world for so long, and have completely conquered countless worlds. But how to manage so many worlds is another problem."

"After all, the time, effort, and resources required to completely conquer a world are enormous."

"It would be a huge waste to simply plunder the world's resources and then discard them."

"You should know that besides its resources and culture, the world itself is also the most precious thing in the world."

"You must understand that for a world to become a real world, it must first grow from a barren planet, then transform into a plane, and only then can it become a complete world."

"The standard for judging whether a world is a complete world is very simple: see if the world has generated a world will, a world barrier, and a world lord-level powerhouse."

At this point, a look of longing appeared in Isolde's eyes.

At that moment, Byron paid no attention to what Isolde was thinking; he was now frantically recording what Isolde was saying.

Although these messages are brief, they contain a wealth of information.

Isolde snapped out of her reverie: "We've gone off-topic. Let's get back to why the Wizarding Council cares so much about mortals."

"That's because after those conquered worlds had their resources plundered, they all became subordinate worlds of the wizarding civilization, turning into colonies."

"Every world that has been completely conquered has a complete process: after plundering external resources and preserving a certain number of the original world's races, mortals are transferred from the wizarding world."

"These mortals will take root in those worlds, multiply and grow, and gradually expand their scale. This is a long time, and in the process, many wizards will naturally be born."

"And these colonies became reserve bases for various organizations or academies to train wizards."

"Just like our Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy, we also have such training bases. However, because the Dark Eclipse Saint Mark has only been established for a relatively short time, we only have two such bases, which is not as good as those established academies that have dozens or even hundreds of them."

Upon hearing this, Byron's face showed a look of shock. He knew the wizarding world was powerful, but he didn't expect it to be this powerful.

But the next moment, a question welled up in his mind: "Since each academy has its own wizard training base, then why...?"

Before Byron could finish speaking, Isolde interrupted him with a half-smile.

"You mean to ask why various wizarding academies still maintain branches in the wizarding world, recruit students from there, and value you so much?"

Byron nodded silently.

Isolde shook her head slightly: "These are things you shouldn't know right now, and I can't tell you either; it's the rule."

"If you really want to know the inside story, then you should become a formal wizard as soon as possible. Once you become a formal wizard, you will be qualified to know these things."

After saying this, without waiting for Byron to speak, Isolde waved his hand: "Alright, let's not waste any more time on this topic, let's talk about something else that interests you."

Hearing his mentor's words, Byron had no choice but to nod, as he was powerless to argue with his mentor.

After all, he was just a lowly wizard apprentice; he couldn't possibly force his way onto his mentor, Isolde, a fully-fledged wizard.

Seeing Byron so obedient, Isolde nodded in satisfaction.

Having curiosity is a good thing, but not knowing when to stop is not good, and even worse, a wizard apprentice disrespecting a formal wizard is terrible.

Even if this formal wizard is his mentor.