Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Elena was the first to look up at Byron and Isolde: "Is this the god who might contain the coordinates of the world?!"

Isolde nodded slightly, confirming Elena's question.

Upon seeing this, Elena immediately let out a sharp bang and looked at Byron with excitement.

"Byron, you're incredibly lucky. Not only were you not teleported to that testing ground, but you also managed to meet this god."

"You don't know, although most of the things crashed into the testing ground, there were also a lot of people in the testing ground."

"No matter how much stuff there is, it can't withstand so much competition. Take us for example, we only managed to grab a few things, and we almost ended up fighting tooth and nail."

Upon hearing this, Corren, who had been sitting to the side nodding in agreement, almost choked on his breath and started coughing incessantly.

Elena, however, seemed not to hear Corinne's cough and continued to complain.

"Moreover, most of the things that crashed in the test site are not even comparable to yours, let alone comparable to it. They are simply junk."

Koren finally couldn't hold back any longer and spoke up to persuade her, "Senior, aren't you exaggerating a bit? Although it's not as precious as Byron's, it's not exactly junk."

When Elena saw Corinne refuting her, she immediately glared at her.

"Don't you have any idea whether it's junk or not? If it weren't for the fact that it still has some research value, I would have thrown it away long ago. It's a waste of space to keep it in my spatial bag."

Seeing this, Corren dared not say anything more, but only muttered to himself.

"Since it was junk, and you were smashing the wall so enthusiastically back then, you were the craziest one among them."

Byron also spoke modestly, saying, "Senior, please don't praise me. If it weren't for our mentor's intervention, I would have been lucky to escape being killed, let alone obtain this item."

Although Abuldan couldn't even withstand a single move from his mentor Isolde, the fact that his mentor was worried that his desperate resistance would harm his gains was enough to prove his power.

It was just bad luck that they encountered Isolde, a wizard who was beyond the reach of the wizards.

After all, Byron had no power to break free from his mentor Isolde, let alone put up a fight.

Isolde remained silent throughout Byron and the other two's conversation, focusing instead on savoring the red wine in her hand.

When Byron saw that his mentor Isolde had nothing more to say, he took his leave.

Upon hearing this, Isolde parted her red lips slightly and said, "After a while, you will be able to receive your due share of the rewards. I will let you know when that time comes."

Byron smiled and nodded, showing no sign of distrust towards Isolde.

After all, as he had just said, if it weren't for Isolde, he might not have gained anything, and he might have even lost his life.

Therefore, he believed that his mentor, Isolde, would not tamper with the harvest.

.........

At the Grey Dome Restaurant, Byron went straight to the second floor, to the old private room.

Pushing open the door, Byron saw Gray and Eliza sitting inside and smiled as he walked towards them.

When Grey and Eliza saw Byron, they stood up with smiles and walked towards him.

It's a two-way street.

After embracing each other, the three of them took their seats.

Eliza looked at Byron and teased with a smile, "So you thought you were dazzled by the outside world and didn't want to come back?"

Byron smiled at Eliza and said, "How can the flowers outside compare to the flowers inside the academy?"

Upon hearing this, Gray immediately joined in with a cacophony of shouts, while Eliza rolled her eyes at Byron in annoyance.

"It seems he really has gone astray outside, becoming so glib and smooth-talking."

Byron blinked his innocent eyes: "Didn't you, Eliza, speak first? Why are you blaming me now?"

After some playful banter, the invisible barrier that had formed because they hadn't seen each other for so long dissipated, and the three of them returned to the harmonious relationship they had before they parted ways.

Gray looked at Byron and asked curiously, "Byron, tell me and Eliza quickly, what exactly happened to you during this time, and why were you in such a hurry to see your mentor after you came back?"

After saying the last sentence, Gray seemed to realize that he had said the wrong thing. Just as he was about to make amends, Byron spoke up with a smile.

"Alright, since you're so curious, I'll tell you about my adventures these past few days."

At this point, Byron paused, looking at Gray: "Of course, I'll also talk about that thing you're curious about, Gray."

Gray asked doubtfully, "Byron, you don't have to keep that a secret anymore? If it's difficult, then don't say it. Actually, I'm not that curious about it."

Byron smiled and waved his hand: "It's alright, I've already given that thing to my mentor, my mission is over, it doesn't matter whether I talk about it or not."

"Besides, that thing is inextricably linked to the adventure I'm about to tell you about. Gray, are you sure you don't want to hear it?"

At this point, Byron gave a mischievous smile.

Upon hearing this, Gray immediately abandoned all his concerns and nodded vigorously.

"I'd love to hear it. Since it no longer affects you, Byron, of course I'm curious."

Eliza, smiling, urged, "Alright, Byron, stop being so mysterious and just tell us!"

"And you should also want to know what exactly happened at that testing ground."

Byron laughed and raised his hands in surrender: "Alright, alright, I'll tell you now."

Seeing this, Gray and Eliza both smiled and sat up straight, preparing to listen attentively to Byron's account of his adventures.

Byron didn't waste any time. After organizing his thoughts briefly, he began to recount the events he had encountered along the way.

Of course, Byron couldn't possibly tell everything.

Because there wasn't enough time, I only selected some key points to discuss.

Of course, there is another important reason why I don't tell the whole story.

That is, Byron didn't want to talk about his dark history, which included the matter of using sperm donors.

The thought of these embarrassing moments being brought up in someone's memoirs or when younger generations talk about him is unbearable.

As they listened to Byron's story, Grey and Eliza seemed to be drawn into it, experiencing those events alongside Byron.

Upon hearing that Byron was being harassed by nobles, who even wanted to abduct him, both men showed expressions of anger.

When they heard the story of the gods, a look of worry appeared on their faces for Byron.

After an unknown amount of time, Byron finally recounted the key events of the past few days to Grey and Eliza.

The reason for this was probably to raise Gray and Eliza's guard.

After all, they will be going out on missions in the future. If they are too naive and unaware of the dangers of the world, they may very well end up in trouble.

Whether it was useful or not was none of Byron's concern, because that was all he could do.