Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 143 Five Conditions (Seeking first subscriptions!!! 5/4)

Byron was slightly taken aback when he heard this.

One minute they say all five conditions are indispensable, the next they say it doesn't matter if two or three are missing.

That sounds a bit...

wrong!

There is a prerequisite here: the absence of two or three items applies to those ancient wizards.

As for those ancient wizards, Byron didn't know them very well, but he did have a basic understanding of them.

Whether it's potion making, alchemy, or anything else, the main focus is on doing whatever you want, according to your mood.

Therefore, a breakthrough is likely to be no exception.

Those ancient wizards probably relied on their intuition when they broke through to the wizard level.

Once you feel it, you break through without considering any necessary conditions; your main approach is to leave it to fate!

Byron suddenly realized what was happening, staring intently at Isolde's exquisite face, waiting for her answer.

Seeing Byron's expression, Isolde roughly understood that Byron had guessed something, so she didn't keep him in suspense and explained directly.

"Although ancient wizards seemed to have a lot of freedom and didn't have to worry about any promotion requirements, unlike us now, we have to meet certain requirements every time we are promoted."

"But Byron, do you know that every breakthrough for ancient wizards was a life-or-death challenge? Success meant success, failure meant death."

Success or failure, those six simple words struck Byron like an eternity of bloodshed and desolation.

"In contrast, although we are bound by those rules and regulations, our survival rate, especially the risk of advancement for low-level wizards, has been minimized."

"Even if the breakthrough fails, there is no need to worry about the risk of death. This is the result obtained by generations of wizards through continuous experimentation and repeated testing, which was eventually promoted to the entire wizarding civilization."

"It is precisely because of this that the number of wizards has exceeded what ancient wizards dared not imagine, and that wizarding civilization has become so prosperous!"

"And you should have experienced it firsthand. Once you reach the specified requirement and then break through, the entire breakthrough process will definitely be very easy, without any obstacles."

"It's nothing like the ancient wizards' experience, which was so difficult."

Byron nodded with a sigh, indeed as Isolde said, each breakthrough could be completed without taking much time, as if it were a natural process.

It's nothing like what's described in the classic texts, where every breakthrough requires countless efforts and a long period of time.

Isolde: "The reason I'm telling you this now is because I'm worried that you're too eager for quick success and, after seeing the ancient wizards' methods for breaking through, you might choose to try those methods in order to break through."

Seeing that Byron was about to speak, Isolde waved her hand and continued.

"I know you are very talented and intelligent, otherwise you wouldn't have been able to become a third-class wizard apprentice in just a few years."

"But the more someone like you is, the more dangerous it is for them to get lost, because you are too confident, confident that you can succeed."

"In that case, you'll truly be in a dead end."

"Even if you eventually overcome all the difficulties and become a formal wizard, you will need to spend more time making up for the consequences of your haste in this endeavor."

"For example, if the life level transition is not completed properly, or if a self-circulating magical energy cycle is not established, the originally long lifespan will be significantly reduced..."

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After listening to Isolde's words and seeing her solemn expression, Byron nodded solemnly as well: "Teacher, rest assured, I will keep in mind everything you said today."

Although Byron knew very well that he was not the kind of person Isolde described, he was more cautious than anyone else.

However, Byron could sense his mentor Isolde's concern, so he didn't argue and obediently nodded in agreement.

Isolde nodded in satisfaction upon seeing this.

Part of the reason she said that was because they had spent so much time together and had developed some feelings for each other.

Part of the reason is that she has placed a heavy bet on Byron and doesn't want her investment to go down the drain because of some trivial matter.

"Alright, I've given you what I needed to tell you. Now I'll explain to you what those five conditions for becoming a formal wizard represent and why none of them can be missing."

As he said this, Isolde stretched out his hand and drew five circles of different colors in the air.

"These five circles represent the five conditions you need to meet."

"First, the meditation runes form a complete closed loop, connecting the runes in your mental sea into a set of rune rings that are linked end to end."

"Once this requirement is met, mental power and magical power can be linked together, no longer existing as separate entities, but forming a whole."

As he spoke, a ring flew from in front of Isolde to in front of Byron.

Isolde continued talking without stopping.

"Secondly, spiritual power undergoes a qualitative change, transforming from the loose, floating, and scattered glimmer of light attached to the soul during the apprenticeship period to a dual metamorphosis in form and resilience."

"It is a transformation from the abstract to the concrete, from the scattered to the condensed, giving birth to a spiritual barrier that is uniquely yours. This is not simply an increase in capacity, but a fundamental change in the form of existence."

At this point, the second ring flew to Byron and stood alongside the first ring.

"Third, the circulation of magic power and the autonomous generation of magic power mean that the physical body and magic power have achieved symbiosis, and the magic power can flow and circulate autonomously within the body."

"And it is no longer possible to simply rely on meditation to absorb external energy; the body itself can slowly and autonomously generate magic power."

"This ability plays a very important role in some wars of conquest. Without this ability, one cannot even enter that world."

Fourth, self-will, distinguishing wizards from the naive minds of mortals and apprentices, who, after prolonged contact with magic, illusions, and...

Amidst negative energy and the unknown, maintain your integrity and self-control, possessing a strong will that prevents you from being swayed by external forces.

"Without this, after becoming a formal wizard and having a long life, you will gradually become less and less like yourself as time goes by."

"And this is also an important foundation for achieving the final baptism."

At this moment, four rings floated side by side in front of Byron, while only one ring remained in front of Isolde.

But this last ring is quite strange.

Unlike the previous four, it doesn't have a fixed size; instead, it keeps changing, as if it has no fixed shape.

Isolde also saw the doubt in Byron's eyes, and gently touched the ever-changing ring with her slender finger.

The next moment, the ring suddenly split into three rings of different sizes.

The largest ring that emerged was more than twice the size of the previous four rings, the middle one was the same size as the previous four, and the smallest one was more than half the size of the previous four.

Seeing this sudden change, Byron didn't quite understand what was going on, but he could vaguely guess what it was.

The reason for this change is likely closely related to the World Baptism and Potion Baptism mentioned in the previous two different plans!