Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Looking at the mission hall, which was exactly the same in appearance as the Netherworld Crystal Nest plane, only several times larger in size, Byron stepped inside.

He hadn't forgotten that he still had several hundred points he'd earned from the Netherworld Crystal Nest dimension that he hadn't yet converted into rewards.

He came to the mission hall this time to redeem these points.

After all, once they returned to the academy, those points could no longer be used as magic stones; keeping them on their person was like keeping trash, worthless.

It's better to exchange them all. Even though you can only exchange them for items from the Netherworld Crystal Nest, it's still better than keeping them on your person.

As Byron entered the mission hall, a sudden commotion reached his ears.

Like the slave workshop, the mission hall is also equipped with a magic circle for soundproofing.

"Anyone want to team up to hunt monsters in the Meteor Forest? Hop on board! Profits will be distributed according to your roles!!!"

"Our team needs one more member specializing in soul-based skills; compensation is negotiable!"

"Our team includes senior students, so safety is guaranteed. Junior students who want to experience hunting should sign up now!"

"......"

The entire mission lobby seemed to be divided into three parts.

A portion of the noise was generated by students of all sizes who had formed teams to complete the mission.

The other part, occupying the largest area of ​​the mission hall, is where a list of various missions is displayed for students to accept.

These trainees kept moving back and forth in this area, searching for their ideal missions.

The last group consists of students who have completed their tasks and come to collect their rewards.

Although Byron had never carried out the mission, he still knew the workings of it.

Once the academy instructors issue a task and transfer the reward to the task hall in advance, the task will be displayed in the task hall.

After a student accepts and completes a task, they hand the items over to the mentor who posted the task, and the mentor will give the student a voucher.

After obtaining the voucher, trainees can use it to go to the mission hall to claim their rewards.

In fact, it's not just academic tutors who can post tasks; the academy or its students can also post tasks, as long as they can offer corresponding rewards.

Upon entering the mission hall, Byron headed straight for the section where mission rewards could be redeemed.

Before he even arrived, he had already inquired about the points redemption process with Eliza and the others.

Several long lines formed at the task reward redemption section. Byron chose the shortest line and stood at the back, slowly moving forward.

As time went by, some left and some joined, and finally it was Byron's turn.

"Hello, please show your mission credentials. The reward will be delivered to the address you selected by a specialist."

A young woman with blonde hair and a curvaceous figure sat there and spoke in a sweet voice.

However, she didn't even lift her eyes when she said this, and although her voice was sweet, it was devoid of any emotion.

Byron stated his needs directly: "I want to exchange the points I obtained from the Netherworld Crystal Nest plane."

Upon hearing this, the blonde woman suddenly raised her head and looked at Byron with a curious expression.

It's been so long since the mission ended, how come there are still people who haven't redeemed their points?

Byron ignored the blonde woman's curiosity and simply looked at her calmly.

The blonde woman clearly noticed Byron's gaze, and realizing what was happening, she apologized to Byron while continuing to operate the control panel.

Byron remained unmoved by this.

"Hello, please show your student badge."

After a series of rapid actions, beads of sweat appeared on the tip of the blonde woman's nose, and she spoke quickly.

Byron nodded and held his student badge in his hand.

As a beam of blue light swept across, a transparent screen appeared in front of Byron, displaying a dense array of information about the Netherworld Crystal Nest plane.

Byron's eyes twitched slightly as he looked at the items displayed.

Good heavens, it seems the academy is really treating that Nether Crystal Nest plane like a breeding ground.

The top item on the exchange list was none other than the three Spirit Transformation Potions that Dylan and his team had worked so hard to obtain.

The potion that drives those ultimate wizard apprentices mad with its transformative power of spiritual energy is now laid out here for anyone to exchange.

If he has enough points, then redeeming another one wouldn't be out of the question.

After all, even if you don't use this thing yourself, it's still a good thing to exchange it with others.

Byron pondered to himself.

However, when Byron saw the four-figure exchange points behind the potion, he realized that this was not something he could obtain.

Unless you combine the points of many students, it's probably not feasible for just one person.

It's possible that only the leaders of those organizations can attempt to exchange for this item.

After skipping over the potion that transforms mental power, Byron continued looking down.

Complete Crystal Marrow Guardian corpse/living body, complete Illusion Crystal Worm corpse/living body, Ghost Marrow Crystal, Crystallized Floating Body Clan...

These include some that Byron knew, and others that Byron had never even seen before.

The most outrageous thing is that it's even on the list of items that can be exchanged for the Worm Queen.

It can even be exchanged for an entire worm race, from the queen worm down to the ordinary worms.

Upon seeing this, Byron suddenly remembered something and began searching frantically.

Before long, Byron actually found what he was looking for.

Exchange options in the Netherworld Crystal Nest dimension.

Upon seeing this, Byron fell silent.

Just as the vice dean said, as long as you have enough points, you can exchange for anything in the Netherworld Crystal Nest plane.

This is unbelievable, buddy. I thought you were just joking, but I never expected you to actually do it.

Let's not even talk about how many zeros are in the Netherworld Crystal Nest plane, or whether we can afford to exchange for it. Just the fact that the academy actually put this thing on the exchange list is already pretty impressive!

How many people can actually keep their word?

By this time, Byron had also roughly reviewed the entire exchange list and had already decided which items to exchange for.

He couldn't afford the expensive items, and Byron didn't care about the rubbish ones, so he focused his assists on the mediocre ones.

Hmm—the corpses of the Crystal Marrow Guardians are cheap enough, I'll take two. The Crystal Floating Bodies are also quite inexpensive, I'll take a whole swarm. And those Nether Marrow Crystals that can restore mana, I'll take a few too…

In the end, through Byron's meticulous calculations, he managed to spend all his points without wasting a single one.

The blonde woman's expression didn't change much when she saw Byron's exchange list; she simply smiled sweetly at Byron and said...

"Hello, the items you selected will be delivered to the address you provided today. Please wait patiently. If you have any questions later, please feel free to contact me, and I will be happy to assist you."

Byron nodded, turned and left, not lingering in the mission hall any longer.

There are still many things waiting for him to do, and he can't afford to delay any longer.