Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Upon hearing Abulan's words, Byron did not refuse outright, but instead inquired about the terms of the position.

"If you want me to join, what will I get in return? Don't tell me there's nothing at all, otherwise why would I join?"

As soon as Byron uttered these words, everyone else glared at him angrily, as if his words had insulted their gods.

However, Abulda smiled.

After all, as long as they are willing to talk, it means there is a chance to win them over. The most troublesome ones are those who are unwilling to talk at all.

While the current situation is somewhat troublesome, it is a good start for Abultan.

So Abuldan looked at Byron with a gentle expression and a sincere look on his face.

"Of course, that kind of situation won't happen. I'm not the kind of stingy god. I'm the God of War, and I believe in distinguishing between merit and demerit!"

"Once you join us, you will be a general under my command, directly leading them, second only to me, and obeying my orders!"

"Furthermore, I will not force you to believe in me. After all, faith must be genuine, and forced faith is full of dross."

"However, even if you do not believe in me, I will still bestow divine power upon you to help you increase your strength."

"How do you like the terms I've offered? I believe they're very sincere, but if there's anything you're not satisfied with, we can still discuss it."

Having said that, Abuldan stared intently at Byron, awaiting his choice.

As for the others, upon hearing Abuldan's words, their eyes were filled with incomprehension, and their gazes toward Byron were filled with envy.

Laura, in particular, considered herself to be extremely devout to Abultan and did her best in everything she did, but she never received such treatment and trust.

This filled him with resentment, and he clenched his hands tightly together, veins bulging.

But no matter how resentful he was, because of his devout faith, he dared not say anything more and could only silently be angry, daring not to speak out.

As for why Abultan was so lenient with Byron, and even offered him such favorable conditions, there are reasons for this, even though Byron was not particularly powerful.

That was entirely because Byron was of a completely different nature from those under his command who were granted divine power.

Byron's strength was cultivated through his own efforts, not bestowed upon him by others.

This means that once Byron began to embrace Abultanism, the faith he could offer Abultan was far beyond what Laura and others could provide.

Furthermore, given that Byron is capable of cultivation, he must possess cultivation techniques.

This is also something that Abultan covets.

Once He gets his hands on that cultivation technique, He can then use it to continuously train wizards like Byron.

In that way, it would be of irreplaceable help to the recovery and growth of His own strength and the growth of the forces under His command.

Besides these two main reasons, there are some other minor factors.

For example, they could learn about the world through Byron, and leverage Byron's network of connections to bring in other wizards like him, etc.

As for whether Byron would willingly offer his faith and hand over his spiritual practices, Abulan had absolutely no worries.

As the god of war, how could He possibly engage in a losing proposition?

If Byron agrees to join his cause, then He has ten thousand ways, a full ten thousand ways, to make him believe in Him!

However, after this matter is over, we should comfort the others. Although we are not worried about their betrayal, the morale of the team is low, and it will be difficult to lead them.

As the god of war, He paid considerable attention to this aspect.

By this time, Abultan had already considered Byron as his own and began to think about the aftermath.

Fortunately, Byron was unaware. If Byron had known what Abuldinand was thinking, he would surely have advised Him not to think so much, because He no longer had time.

Just moments after Abuldan finished speaking, Byron officially contacted his mentor, Isolde, in his mental sea.

This means that the performance is coming to an end and will soon enter the settlement phase.

Byron looked at Abuldan with a smile: "Abuldan, the conditions you mentioned are indeed very sincere, and can even be described as unique."

"To be honest, I'm actually a little tempted, but..."

Abulan showed no surprise upon hearing Byron's words, as He had long anticipated such an answer.

After all, no one with a sound mind would refuse the conditions he set, especially since his current situation wasn't great, so there was even less reason for him to refuse.

Unless he doesn't want to live anymore and wants to die.

However, Abuldan frowned slightly when he heard Byron say "however".

Although he didn't know what Byron was planning to do next, everything was under his control at the moment. No matter what kind of trouble Byron caused, he was confident that he could deal with it.

"However, I already have a mentor and am a member of the academy. If you want me to join you, why don't you talk to my mentor first?"

"If she agrees, I have no objection. She can join your ranks, and I'll do whatever you ask of me from now on."

After saying this, Byron looked at Abuldan with a half-smile, waiting for His reply.

After hearing Byron's words, Abulan had no idea what he was really up to.

But at this time, Abultan was full of confidence and didn't take anyone seriously.

So he naturally didn't take Byron's words to heart, and was even a little happy about it.

He has mentors and an academy, so he has ready-made fruits to pick without having to cultivate them himself. How wonderful!

As for the strength of the mentors and academies that Byron mentioned, Abultan said he didn't care.

In his view, his mentor and academy were nothing special, given that they were able to teach a student like Byron and then let Byron go out and experience things for himself.

Abudan suppressed his joy and waved his hand dismissively, feigning magnanimity.

"I can understand your concerns, and in fact, I admire you even more now."

"Since you have chosen to join us, I will definitely help you resolve those worries. This is also a demonstration of my sincerity."

"Tell me where your advisor is right now. Bring her here, and I'll take care of talking to her. Maybe with my persuasion, your advisor will even join us, and then you two can be together again."

Upon hearing Abuldan's words, Byron's smile gradually turned sinister.

He really didn't know whether to say that the God of War in front of him was brainless or truly heartless, as he could still laugh in such a situation.

However, for Byron, this situation was actually beneficial to him.

Byron really couldn't bear to refuse Abultan's request.

He smiled and said, "Mentor, did you hear that? This deity wants to see you."