Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Unlike other workshops in the market, the entire slave workshop was shrouded in a huge magic circle.

The reason for this is quite simple: the slave workshops are not filled with students buying slaves or slave traders selling slaves, but rather with slaves waiting to be sold.

With so many slaves of all kinds locked in various cages, it was natural that they would be restless and make loud noises.

To prevent noise from disturbing the peace of the academy, the academy gathered all the slave traders together and constructed a magic array to isolate the sounds from both inside and outside.

In addition, there was another important reason: to prevent slave riots from affecting the college.

If wizards are so cruel to themselves and don't treat them like human beings, then don't expect them to be any better to their slaves.

This led to slave riots occurring from time to time.

Therefore, in its early days, the Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy learned from the lessons of other academies and directly constructed a magic array to isolate the entire slave workshop.

After Byron entered the slave workshop, the area gave him a very peculiar feeling.

It's not like the Alchemy Workshop, which is filled with an air of sophistication, nor is it like the Potions Workshop, which is shrouded in mystery...

It's like the ancient times, before humans had formed civilization, a time filled with a rugged, wild, and savage atmosphere.

Low, rudimentary buildings were scattered throughout the workshop. Some of these buildings could hardly be called buildings; they were simply large areas roughly enclosed with coarse cloth, and they looked extremely dilapidated.

In front of most building signs, several or even a dozen different creatures are imprisoned in chains or cages.

These creatures are so bizarre and varied that they are not things that could possibly exist in one world.

Upon seeing this, Byron guessed that these slave traders were using this method to demonstrate their strength and the abundance of their goods to the students who were buying slaves.

Just as Byron was observing the entire slave workshop, a fawning voice suddenly rang out behind him.

"This wizard must be here to buy slaves. Is this his first time visiting the slave workshop?"

"If this is your first time here and you don't have a regular partner, would you like to consider us? Our Belek Slave Merchant Guild is one of the top slave workshops. We have all kinds of slaves, so you don't have to travel back and forth."

"Furthermore, if the number of slaves purchased by you exceeds a certain limit, our guild also offers a door-to-door delivery service, delivering directly to the location you specify, and we won't charge you a single extra penny!"

Byron turned to look at the short, stout man with a mustache who had appeared beside him, his expression obsequious and respectful.

After listening to his words, Byron asked calmly, "Since your merchant guild is one of the top players, why are you here?"

"Moreover, there are other merchant guilds in the entire slave workshop that can rival yours. Why should I buy slaves from your merchant guild? Give me a reason that can convince me."

Upon hearing Byron's words, the short, stout man was not disappointed at all; on the contrary, he became even happier.

If you don't reject him on the spot and give him a chance to speak, then there is still a chance.

The short, stout man certainly wouldn't let this opportunity slip by.

The short, stout man said urgently, "Respected Wizard, I will not deceive you. Although our merchant guild is powerful, we have only recently entered the Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy. Our superiors require us to seize market share."

"Although the Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy purchases a large number of slaves, most of them are purchased by instructors, and those instructors all have their own partners and do not easily change."

"So in order to complete the tasks assigned to me, I could only wait at the door and ask people who came in, hoping to attract a few customers."

"If I have offended the wizard in any way, I hope you will forgive me."

"As for our advantages, I can offer you a discount, the maximum amount of benefit within my authority!"

The short, stout man was worried that Byron would leave immediately, so he finished speaking in one breath at a very fast pace.

After listening, Byron neither nodded nor shook his head, but instead asked:

"Does your Belek Slave Merchant Guild also operate in other academies, for the tasks assigned from above?"

The short, stout man nodded proudly when he heard Byron's question.

"To be honest, esteemed wizard, of the twenty-eight districts beneath the Third Ring Tower, our Berek has established a presence in eighteen of them, and most of the academies in these areas have branches of our Chamber of Commerce."

"And the Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy, where you are located, is in District 28, which is a newly developed area. We have only recently moved in and need to seize market share."

Byron was shocked to hear this.

I never imagined that the Berek slave trading guild's sphere of influence would be so vast.

Byron nodded slightly: "Alright, you've successfully persuaded me. Lead the way and let's see if the powerful Belek Slave Merchant Guild you mentioned is really that powerful and can meet all my demands."

Upon hearing this, the short, stout man laughed excitedly and nodded vigorously: "Rest assured, esteemed wizard, our merchant guild will certainly not disappoint you."

Having said that, the short, stout man quickly took a few steps, came in front of Byron, and slightly turned to lead the way.

Soon, led by the short, stout man, Byron arrived at a very large wooden building.

Looking at this vast building, which was clearly newly constructed, and with about twenty different kinds of creatures imprisoned outside, one could see...

When Byron and the short, stout man stood at the building's entrance, the various imprisoned creatures merely glanced at them briefly before lowering their heads again, ignoring the two of them.

Upon seeing this, Byron thought to himself, "It seems this short, stout man wasn't lying."

The short, stout man stood at the door, smiling obsequiously as he gestured for someone to come in, saying, "Please come in, sir."

Byron nodded and stepped inside without hesitation.

We're still in the college, so even if there are problems with the Chamber of Commerce, there's no need to worry.

Stepping into the building, the interior space appears extremely spacious, with cages containing various creatures suspended in mid-air.

The height at which the slaves were hung was also carefully considered, allowing those selecting slaves to observe them clearly without having to strain their necks to look up.

The fact that he pays such attention to detail shows that Belek is indeed quite capable. It seems that today's trip was worthwhile.

At the same time, the short, stout man respectfully inquired, "I wonder what kind of slaves you require, sir? Perhaps I can help you save unnecessary time."

Byron stated his needs directly: "I need an assistant to help with potion making, an assistant to handle most experimental scenarios, slaves for testing the potions, and some experimental materials..."

Upon hearing Byron's words, the short, stout man's eyes lit up with excitement, and he shouted excitedly in his heart.

He hit the jackpot! He never expected that just by lying in wait at the door trying to poach someone, he would actually strike it rich!

The first time they bought slaves, they bought so many of such different kinds.

This indicates that this person definitely has no shortage of magic stones, and also means that this person will need more and more slaves in the future.

A major client, definitely a major client!