Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 138 Quotas

Upon realizing this, the two hurriedly tried to explain or say something.

But before the two could speak, Byron interrupted them again.

"It's fine for one person to speak; it gives me a headache to listen to two people talking at the same time."

Upon hearing this, Klevin and Andrei exchanged a glance and decided that Klevin would speak first.

Andrei took a step back, while Klevin took a step forward.

After organizing his thoughts, Klevin honestly revealed the purpose of his trip, without daring to conceal anything.

The reason is simple: you can hide it for a while, but not forever.

"Byron, we are now members of the Blood Pact Alliance. We came here because we are the only ones in our organization who are close to you, so the leader sent us to find you."

"We've only come to give you a heads-up and see how you feel about this. As for the specific terms, our leader will come to talk to you personally next time, and we guarantee you'll be satisfied."

Upon hearing Klevin's words, Byron also glanced at the two of them in surprise.

He never expected that they would join the Blood Pact Alliance.

Moreover, judging from their appearance, they must have only recently joined, or perhaps the last time they were ferryed to pick up students was as a pledge of allegiance to the Blood Pact Alliance.

After all, otherwise, why would they work so hard?

However, these two were really unlucky.

Byron thought of the family rebellion a year ago.

As a blood pact alliance established with a family background, it will inevitably be implicated. Although it will not be abolished, it will at least suffer a major blow.

In this way, the two people who originally wanted to find a backer ended up running into a huge pitfall.

Byron looked at the two of them with a touch of emotion.

Clevin and Andrei also noticed the change in Byron's eyes, and a wry smile appeared on their faces, knowing what he was thinking.

However, they didn't say anything; that's simply the truth.

"Byron, our goal is to exchange a few spots with you. Whatever we can offer, just name your price," Klein said solemnly, looking at Byron.

Upon hearing Clevin's words, Byron's mind went blank for a moment.

Quotas? What quotas? What quotas do I have? How come I don't know?

But after a moment's thought, Byron realized what was going on.

The "quota" they were referring to was probably their reward, which was also the main reason they went out today.

Thinking about this, Byron felt somewhat speechless. He, the person directly involved, didn't even know yet, but others found out before him.

He really didn't know what to say.

Perhaps Klein saw through what Byron was thinking, or perhaps he simply didn't want to provoke Byron.

He quickly explained, "Byron, we didn't mean to pry; it was just because of what happened."

"Our Blood Pact Alliance has been greatly affected, resulting in severe damage, and may even lead to its complete collapse."

At this point, Klevin subconsciously folded his armor.

Although he knew the academy wouldn't punish you for saying anything bad about them, his experiences over the past year still led him to do it.

"Of course, I'm not saying the academy is bad. The academy hasn't done anything wrong; it's fair."

"But as members of the Blood Pact Alliance, how can we watch it go from being a top organization in the academy to a third-rate one?"

"This is unacceptable to all members, so we've been searching everywhere for an opportunity to change things."

"During this period, a formal wizard from the Blood Pact Alliance still had some affection for the Alliance and couldn't bear to see it decline, so he told us the news in advance."

At this point, Klevin looked apologetically at Byron: "Byron, we have no intention of prying into your interests, but this is our last message, and we still want to give it a try."

"Of course, we also understand that you cannot voluntarily give up a portion of the benefits that originally belonged to you, so we are willing to make an equal exchange."

Hearing Klevin's words, Byron's suspicions were confirmed.

The spots they were referring to were indeed their own rewards.

Byron chose to believe part of what Clevin said.

This includes their purpose —

As for the rest, Byron wouldn't believe a single word.

Putting aside other considerations, the leaders of the Tongmenghui might genuinely have feelings for the Tongmenghui and not want it to decline.

But Clevin and his companion have only just joined the Alliance. How could they possibly develop feelings for the Alliance so quickly, especially towards wizards? That would be ridiculous.

Take Byron himself as an example. He also joined the Sun Council, but would he really be willing to dedicate himself to the council?

Don't be ridiculous. Whether others believe it or not, Byron himself certainly didn't believe it.

Byron himself knew this, and Dylan and the others knew it too.

And so, after Byron returned to the college, Dylan only visited him briefly to express the council's concern, and then did not see him again.

Byron himself judged others by his own standards, let alone Clevin and his ilk.

As for why Klevin and the others acted this way, Byron speculated that although the Alliance might have been purged during the trainee stage, resulting in significant damage, this did not mean that formal wizards would suffer the same fate.

The reason Klevin and his friends worked so hard was to impress the official wizards, in order to gain the opportunity and support to become official wizards themselves.

However, Byron did not say much about it.

Because whatever their plans are, as long as they don't harm their own interests, it's acceptable.

Instead of directly answering Clevin's request, Byron changed the subject and asked:

I want to know everything you got about me from that official wizard. I think you can satisfy my curiosity.

Upon hearing this, Klevin agreed without hesitation or discussion with Andrei.

"It's a very simple matter. I promise you, Byron, this will serve as a way to strengthen our friendship."

Klevin did not specify whether he was promoting the friendship between the Tongmenghui and Byron, or the friendship between the two of them and Byron.

Byron paid no attention to this.

He only cares about information he doesn't yet know.

Even if we can find out from Mentor Isolde later, knowing a little bit in advance will help us prepare for possible events and avoid any oversights when dealing with them on the spot.

After all, this concerns their own interests.

"That esteemed, formally appointed wizard didn't reveal much to us; he only told us one thing."

"A quota is a number of places that allow people to travel to the worlds that have been searched from the god you captured."

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