Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

After sitting for a while, Byron also stood up again and went downstairs.

By this time, most of the items belonging to the other party outside had already been moved to the basement by the elves and robots.

Seeing this, Byron did not step forward to help; he let them continue carrying the rest.

As for himself, he began to unpack and organize all the large and small bags.

Now I have to do this myself to avoid damaging the materials.

However, once the elves and robots have learned this skill, we can then pass this step on to them as well.

After all, the purpose of buying them was to reduce unnecessary time wastage and allow them to fully dedicate themselves to research.

The various creature corpses purchased from the Belek Slave Merchant Guild and those redeemed using points in the Mission Hall were placed in the constant-temperature storage area to prevent them from rotting.

The materials purchased from the potion workshop were placed in their proper positions, one by one.

After Byron had arranged everything, the two elves moved all their belongings in and removed the trash.

Upon seeing this, Byron first exited the storage area, and then activated the storage device on the underground floor through the crystal control ball.

The next moment, a slight buzzing sound suddenly rang out, and all the equipment started up successfully.

As the buzzing stopped, all the equipment returned to normal operation.

Seeing this, Byron nodded slightly: "Alright, everything's done. Now we need to arrange your resting place. Come with me."

Upon hearing this, the elf smiled and skipped along behind Byron.

As for the bionic robot, it continued to perform steadily, walking at a leisurely pace.

On the second floor, in the living area, Byron pointed to a room by the window and said to the elf, "This will be your room from now on. You'll sleep here tonight."

Although it's a laboratory, it has everything you'd expect in a living area, just like the rooms.

After all, it was rented at a high price of 300 magic stones a year.

The elf was overjoyed to hear Byron's words and thanked him with a beaming smile.

Upon hearing the elf's words of thanks, Byron nodded slightly and then looked at the robot, appearing somewhat troubled.

Where should this robot be placed? He doesn't know if it needs to sleep or recharge.

He had forgotten to ask about it at the Chamber of Commerce, which made things a bit complicated.

As if sensing Byron's confusion, the elf reminded him, "Master, these kinds of bionic robots only need a place to recharge."

"If the energy is depleted, it will automatically recharge itself. As for when there is nothing to do at night or during the day, it will automatically patrol and inspect the entire laboratory."

Hearing the elf's words, Byron looked at her in surprise: "Huh, how do you know so much?"

The elf blushed and said, "Customers used to return these robots frequently, so I've heard them talking and know a bit about the situation."

Byron smiled and nodded in praise, "Not bad."

Upon hearing this, the elf's cheeks turned even redder, like a bright red apple.

Afterwards, Byron designated a charging station at the junction of the living area and the experimental area on the second floor, instructing the robots to charge there in the future.

That place is also the boundary between the first and second floors.

In this way, the robot can take care of both the living area and the experimental area even when it is charging.

After doing all this, Byron led the two to the sofa and gestured for them to sit down.

The robot, without any hesitation, sat down immediately upon hearing Byron's command, but the elf clearly hesitated.

After all, in her memory, slaves were not allowed to sit with their masters, as it would upset them.

Only after Byron repeatedly asked her did she blush, thank him, and sit down on the sofa.

Seeing the elf sit down, Byron looked at the two of them and said, "From now on, you will be working under me. I don't have many rules. You just need to remember the three points I'm about to tell you."

"First, you must carry out my orders one hundred percent."

"Second, you may not leave this building without my permission."

At this point, Byron added a comment.

"This is for your own good. Even though you have my soul imprint on you, no one will make things difficult for you, but you still have to be careful in everything you do."

"As for the third point, it is that no one can disturb me when I am conducting experiments."

"You only need to remember these three points."

Upon hearing this, the elf nodded repeatedly with a serious expression, promising not to disobey his master's three commands.

As for the robot, it nodded, indicating that it understood.

Byron seemed to remember something: "By the way, what are your names? I still don't know your names."

"Master, we used to have names, but after you buy us from the merchant guild, our old names will be erased, and you will be able to choose new ones."

Upon hearing Byron's words, the elf immediately perked up and began to explain.

After saying this, the elf looked at Byron with anticipation, as if she was eagerly waiting for him to name her.

Upon hearing this, Byron raised his hand and stroked his chin. He still needed to name the child himself, but what name should he choose?

After thinking for a moment, Byron's eyes suddenly lit up, and he looked at the robot and said, "From now on, your name will be WALL-E."

Upon hearing this, the robot's red eyes flickered slightly, as if it were memorizing its new name.

After naming WALL-E, Byron looked at the elf with an expectant expression.

Looking into her wide eyes, Byron smiled and said, "As for you, from now on you'll be called Daphne."

Daphne was delighted to hear the name Byron had given her, and looked at Byron with a smile on her face.

"Thank you, Master. From now on, I'll be called Daphne. It's such a nice name!"

Seeing that the elf was satisfied, Byron also nodded with a smile.

To be fair, Daphne is a master at manipulating emotions, and coupled with her ever-energetic demeanor, she can indeed uplift one's mood.

As for the two people's names, were they meant to commemorate the previous world, express an expectation, or were they simply using whatever name they had to come up with?

Byron couldn't say exactly what the reason was.

Byron looked at Daphne: "Daphne, do you still have any memories from before? I mean, the memories before you entered that room for sale in the merchant guild?"

Byron was primarily asking Daphne this question and awaiting her answer.

As for WALL-E, he was always off before I bought him, and only turned on after I bought him. What memories could he possibly have?

Upon hearing Byron's words, Daphne frowned and began to ponder deeply, as if she were thinking about something very serious.