Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 142 Requirements for Advancing to a Full-fledged Wizard (Seeking first subscriptions!!! 5/3)

After a moment, Byron asked softly, "World share?"

Isolde nodded slightly: "Yes, world share."

"After completing their conquest of that entire world, the three Stigmata Wizards will each take their own world as agreed, while the remaining world will be distributed among others."

"The remaining 50% will be divided among the three Stigmata Wizards, plus you and me, and then further distributed proportionally."

At this point, Isolde, worried that Byron might be wondering why it was a 50% share, added a comment.

"For each world conquered, the Wizarding Council takes 50% of the revenue to ensure the overall operation of the wizarding world's conquest system."

"As for the specific operation of each world, it is the responsibility of the wizards who hold the dominant share, and they are only responsible for extracting resources to give back to the wizarding world."

After saying this, Isolde paused.

"That's all I can tell you for now. You'll learn more detailed information once you become a full-fledged wizard. For now, that's enough for you."

Byron did not speak, but simply nodded silently.

He was still complaining in the mission hall about who could exchange for the next dimension, but now he was able to participate in the division of the world.

This was still too much for Byron to handle, causing him to momentarily lose his composure.

Isolde ignored Byron's silence and continued talking about the world share.

"Having the option to exchange for world shares means you've officially entered the main dining table."

"No matter how many points you have in the end, as long as you have points, there will definitely be a piece of land for you in that remaining world. However, how big that piece of land is in the end depends on yourself."

At this point, Isolde revealed a playful smile.

"However, if you haven't become a formal wizard by the time they've completely conquered that world, then I'm sorry, this reward for you will only be a minimum guarantee."

Upon hearing this, Byron finally snapped out of his daze and nodded solemnly.

In his heart, Byron also set a goal for himself.

I must speed up my advancement and become a formal wizard as soon as possible, and possess a certain level of power.

Only in this way can one sit properly at the table, fight for one's own interests, and eat one's fill, instead of eating the leftovers of others.

Upon hearing this news, Byron suddenly recalled a question that had been lingering in his mind.

Although he wasn't sure if his mentor Isolde would answer him, getting a definite answer by asking was better than just guessing.

"Mentor, if I want to know what conditions I need to meet and what I need to pay to become a full-fledged wizard?"

Upon hearing this, Isolde shook her head slightly.

Upon seeing this, Byron felt a chill in his heart. Was there really no chance at all? Did he have to find out from the academy?

In that case, there are only two options to find out the answer.

First, complete a task assigned by the academy to obtain the qualification for redemption, and then invest a large amount of resources.

Second, choose one of the three pieces of knowledge you have acquired.

Just as Byron was pondering what to do next, Isolde spoke up.

"You won't have to pay any price for this knowledge; I can tell you directly."

"After all, I also obtained more resources than I expected in the process of conquering the world of gods. Consider it a gift from me, your mentor."

Isolde's words were far beyond Byron's imagination. Before asking the question, Byron's best expectation was that his mentor would tell him the answer, and that he would have to pay a hefty price.

But now, to know without any effort is far beyond Byron's imagination.

This made Byron believe what his mentor had just said.

Just how much profit did Isolde gain from this to warrant such a move?

Although Byron couldn't imagine it, there was one thing he was certain of.

That is, participating in the allocation of global shares is certainly only one aspect, and not even the most valuable one.

Thinking of this, Byron couldn't help but gasp.

However, Byron was only somewhat envious of the fact that his mentor, Isolde, was able to reap such a huge profit.

As for jealousy and regret, there was none at all.

Because he knew in his heart that it was her right to reap such a large profit.

To reiterate, if it weren't for Mentor Isolde's intervention, Byron might not have even obtained all of these things.

The right thing to do is to hold onto what is rightfully yours. If it is not yours, even if you forcibly take it, you will not be able to hold onto it securely.

These thoughts flashed through Byron's mind, and he nodded repeatedly with a beaming smile, "Thank you, mentor!"

Isol waved his hand: "Actually, I have some selfish reasons for telling you this knowledge; I want you to become a formal wizard as soon as possible."

"If you had become a full-fledged wizard sooner, your abilities would have been stronger, and you would have gained more points when you launched a full-fledged attack later."

"If possible, I hope that you and I can work together to take control of that world, make it our world, and let it develop according to our vision, instead of just waiting for resources to be allocated."

As he spoke, Isolde's eyes shone with a brilliant light, filled with ambition.

"So, Byron, you'd better work hard and try to become a full-fledged wizard as soon as possible. Once you become a full-fledged wizard, you'll know the benefits of ruling a world."

"Rest assured, mentor, I will live up to your expectations!"

Byron nodded emphatically.

Isolde: "Alright, I believe you can keep your word, so let's talk about the conditions for becoming a full-fledged wizard now."

Upon hearing this, Byron immediately sat up straight. Although his expression was calm, the excitement in his eyes completely revealed his feelings at that moment.

After walking for so long, I can finally glimpse the threshold of becoming a formal wizard.

Having a goal is definitely much better than running around aimlessly like a headless fly.

"To become a formal wizard, five conditions must be met, and none of these five conditions can be missing."

"These five conditions are: the formation of a cycle of meditation runes, a qualitative change in mental power, a magic cycle, and the ability to generate magic autonomously."

Self-will and the final baptism.

Upon hearing this, Byron's heart sank slightly.

Even with the reward he hasn't received yet, he's only fulfilled two of the requirements; he's still short three.

Although these three items may seem few, only Byron knew in his heart how much chance and serendipity had enabled him to achieve the other two.

It's no wonder that Dylan and his group spent so much time on the Extreme Wizard Apprentice stage; it was just too difficult.

This not only requires time to hone, but also a tremendous stroke of luck.

That's probably why Dylan and the others went so crazy after learning that the Origin Crystal Marrow could be used to refine a spiritual power transformation potion.

After stating these five conditions, Isolde abruptly changed the subject.

"If one condition is missing, according to the practices of those ancient wizards, it's not a problem at all; even missing two or three conditions wouldn't matter."

"Do you know why that is?"