Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 144 The Problem Finally Solved (Please Subscribe!!! 5/5)

While Byron was wondering and speculating, Isolde began to explain why such a change had occurred.

"The first four conditions, regardless of the method used to meet them, will not affect the final result."

"However, this last step, using different methods, can have a significant impact on the final result."

"Because baptism, in other words, is the process of using enormous high-dimensional energy to cleanse your body, soul, and spirit, so as to completely sever the shackles of the rules of mortal life and completely transform you into another form, which is what is commonly referred to as an immortal species."

"The reason I say that self-will is closely related to baptism is because during the baptism process, you will suffer various spiritual tests."

"Without self-will, it is easy to get lost in the baptism process, resulting in an incomplete baptism and no complete transformation."

"In that case, we will need to make up for it little by little over the rest of our long lives."

"Therefore, baptism is usually performed last, after the wizard has met the first four requirements."

"Because in this way, not only is safety guaranteed, but it can also bring the first four leaps and form a complete closed loop of the five conditions."

As he spoke, the three rings of different sizes floated in front of Byron.

The four rings that were previously there now began to split into three identical rings, which then interlocked with the three rings of different sizes, forming a chain that rotated continuously in the air.

The first chain, under the guidance of baptism, grew even larger.

The second chain, however, remained unchanged in size.

The third chain remains unchanged in its first four rings, but the smaller ring representing baptism becomes a weak point in the entire chain.

Looking at the three chains of different sizes floating in front of him, Byron could now clearly feel the different impressions brought about by the various baptisms.

Just then, Isolde held up three fingers and continued.

"There are three ways to perform baptism: the best is world baptism, the next best is wizard tower baptism, and the worst is potion baptism."

Upon hearing this, it was as if a bolt of lightning had struck Byron's mind.

So that's how it is. That's why he said the first plan had three baptism potions, while the second one turned into a world baptism.

It turns out that it's because they're not on the same level at all.

To put it somewhat inaccurately, it would take three Baptism Potions to equal one World Baptism.

It is easy to imagine how much they can sense each other.

"World baptism is baptism using the world's fundamental essence of a complete world."

"This method places a great burden on the world. When it first appeared, it used the world's origin from the Wizarding World."

"But it was later discovered that it would have an impact on the wizarding world, so it was stopped and changed to those worlds that were conquered."

"In this way, not only can the wizard receive the strongest baptism, and the original fixed first four attributes will be improved along with it, but on the other hand, it will also be able to better control that world and make it obedient."

"The baptism at the Wizard Tower is performed by a Saint Mark Wizard who activates their own Wizard Tower to conduct the baptism."

"In this way, the strength of the baptism is also determined by the wizard tower of that holy mark wizard. The strong ones can rival the world baptism, while the weak ones can achieve a balance with the first four, neither good nor bad."

"As for the potion baptism, that's a quick method, usually used by wizards in alien colonies or wizards who are barely able to break through."

"Once the magic potion baptism is used, although it will not have a great impact, it will create a significant weakness, or the baptism may not be thorough."

After saying this, Isolde waved her hand, and the chains formed by the second and third baptisms disappeared.

"However, you have now completed the final and most difficult step, and have earned the right to be baptized by the world."

"So you don't need to worry about the effects of baptism; you just need to complete the other items step by step."

"These five elements are progressive and mutually supportive. Without any one of them, one cannot be called a true wizard, but is just no different from other long-bodied creatures in other worlds."

Having heard this, Byron now had a clear understanding of all the conditions required to become a formal wizard.

Even so, Byron still asked a question that had been on his mind for a long time.

"Then, Master, since other apprentices cannot qualify for baptism like I have, how can they qualify for baptism?"

"Also, the academy admits new students every five years, but all the senior students disappear at the same time. Could this be related to baptism?"

Upon hearing Byron's words, Isolde glanced at him in surprise, then a look of admiration appeared in her eyes.

"I was quite surprised by your keen observation and rich imagination."

Isolde nodded: "You guessed right, the enrollment of new students, the disappearance of old students, and baptism are inextricably linked."

"Every year when the senior year is nearing graduation, all qualified third-class wizard apprentices and ultimate wizard apprentices will enter a testing ground."

"The reason they enter is simple: to decide what kind of baptism they will receive, which also relates to the quality of the new students admitted to the academy."

These words answered many of the questions that had long troubled Byron.

Byron then asked, "What about the other trainees who didn't meet the requirements?"

Isolde's voice was calm: "Those who haven't reached the level of a third-class wizard apprentice should fulfill the contract they signed with the academy."

"Enter various worlds dominated by the Stigmata Wizards, complete various tasks, such as clearing out the stubborn natives, entering otherworldly wizard academies to teach students and train combat wizards for the academy, or managing a certain territory..."

"It will begin upon graduation and continue until the full fifty-year term is completed."

"As for becoming a formal wizard, you will also need to fulfill a fifty-year contract to carry out certain tasks, but the timeframe is greatly extended."

"Because the Wizarding Council stipulates that each apprentice will be given two hundred years to adapt after becoming a formal wizard."

"Because two hundred years from now, newly promoted wizards will be required to perform mandatory tasks, which can be done earlier but not later."

"After the first time, each mandatory mission is followed by a hundred years of rest."

"Otherwise, if a wizard goes straight to the battlefield after being promoted to a formal wizard, it could easily lead to the wizard's death."

"The academy dared not break this rule, so it could only postpone it, taking fifty years out of the one hundred years of rest time after the students completed a mandatory mission to use for this purpose."

After saying this, Isolde seemed to have thought of something and waved to Byron.

"Alright, that's enough about this. No matter how much I say, it won't change anything for you, and even if you know it, it won't help. As for the rest, someone will tell you when you become a formal wizard."

Byron smiled mysteriously: "Mentor, that's not necessarily true."