Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 148 is a publicly available file.

Hearing this, Byron clicked his tongue in astonishment: "In that case, will those Saint-Stigmata Wizards who launched the expedition still make a profit?"

Upon hearing Byron's words, Isolde looked at him with a puzzled expression: "Why would you have such a foolish question?"

"If the Stigmata Wizards who carry out the Great Expedition don't make money, then why would they be so actively involved in the expedition?"

Byron realized what was happening and gave an embarrassed smile.

That's true. If there's no profit to be made, then what's the point of those Saint Mark Wizards leading expeditions?

Isolde: "I know you want to ask about the above, although based on the data I just mentioned, it is indeed somewhat exaggerated."

"But you must understand, those slaves are supported by logistics; they come off the production line like me."

"That's why such workshops exist, and that's how they meet such a huge logistical demand."

"Because for those servants, supplies like potions don't need to be considered in terms of purity like wizards do. As long as they can be used, that's enough. They don't care about such things, and the presiding Stigmata won't really treat them like wizards do."

"So as long as the injuries can be healed and the condition restored, that's fine."

"As for death, don't forget that after conquering a world, there is no shortage of such servants. A wizard who can make his own servants die can capture a servant of the same strength as compensation in the conquered world."

"And one more thing you shouldn't forget: the Wizard Council will also allocate 50% of the resources from each conquered world to the expedition system."

Hearing this, Byron finally understood.

After explaining, Isolde did not continue the discussion on this topic, regardless of whether Byron had actually understood.

Even if he doesn't understand now, he will understand after experiencing a period of conquest and war.

After all, no matter how you explain it in words, it's not as good as experiencing it firsthand.

Next, it was time to accomplish the real purpose of this trip: to let Byron know the true value of an outstanding research result.

After leading Byron into her laboratory, Isolde went to a crystal and began to work on it.

Once inside the laboratory, Byron had no time to pay attention to Isolde's actions.

At this moment, his gaze was completely fixed on the various experimental equipment displayed in the Isolde Laboratory, so much so that he couldn't even take it all in. There were some pieces of equipment that he didn't even recognize!

If Byron wasn't mistaken, the giant triangular crystal prism with multiple refractive lenses fixed on the test stand should be a particle analysis prism.

Its function is also very simple: to break down the basic particles in matter, and to analyze the microscopic structure of things such as ores, metals, bodies, and blood vessels.

If I had had such a thing back then... well, it seems I wouldn't need such a sophisticated instrument now.

After looking at the prism for a while, Byron's gaze shifted slightly and was drawn to the next instrument.

It was a pale purple stone platform, with a thin, cicada-wing-like crystal membrane suspended above it.

The function of this instrument is quite simple: it is used to reflect the soul, making it easier for wizards to observe the soul!

Don't underestimate this thing just because it has a simple function; it is extremely important to wizards.

Wizards focus on the elevation of the soul, and this thing is used to observe the soul; you can figure it out yourself.

As his gaze shifted, Byron noticed a crystal rod casually placed on the experimental table, its head a rotatable, multifaceted crystal.

Upon seeing this thing, Byron could no longer look away.

He had seen this thing in a book. Although it was only used to stir potions, its function was extremely powerful.

It can accurately record the stirring trajectory based on the time interval and stirring direction, ensuring uniform reaction and preventing local energy accumulation.

In addition, there are potion ingredient analyzers, stability test blood samples, and potion effect simulators...

These instruments were all firmly captivating Byron's gaze, stirring his emotions.

If he could have these instruments for his own experiments, he couldn't even imagine how happy that scene would be.

"Alright, stop looking and come over here. Those instruments are high-end, but they're not something you can access right now. Sometimes, having advanced equipment isn't all that's needed to solve research problems."

Isolde had finished her operation at some point and was looking at Byron with a cold gaze.

Byron knew there was nothing wrong with what Isolde said, but what wizard, especially one who studies potions, could refuse such a set of experimental equipment!

Even if we don't use it, just having it in the lab and looking at it makes us feel good.

However, Byron did not say this aloud, and obediently walked to Isolde's side.

At this moment, lines of text, along with images, appeared on the crystal screen that Isolde had previously been controlling.

▼The revolutionary principle of the global dimensional coordinate system: integrates all known world coordinates in the endless world and controls all cross-world teleportation channels that have been conquered.

Uses: Large-scale migrations of races, military expeditions, and the construction of channels for rapid communication, response, and exchange across an endless world.

(This section showcases a groundbreaking research achievement; other ordinary, excellent, outstanding, and remarkable research achievements will be discussed by the author and will not be listed here to pad the word count.)

Looking at the various research findings displayed on the crystal panel, Byron couldn't help but twitch his lips.

Especially that groundbreaking research achievement—is it something I can actually see myself?

I hope I won't be taken away before I finish reading it.

Isolde then slowly began to speak, "Compared to my dry, laborious descriptions in words, you probably still won't understand."

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"So, I'll just show you what the research results at each level look like, so it will be easier for you to understand."

Byron nodded, then asked in a low voice, "Master, can we really look at these things so openly? Aren't there any confidentiality clauses or anything like that?"

Seeing Byron's terrified expression, Isolde was speechless.

"If I didn't want you to know, would I still be so open about it with you? You don't want to live anymore, but I don't want to die yet."

"Don't worry, just look. Even if I showed you the complete description and content of these experimental results, you don't need to be afraid."

"Although these research materials look impressive, they are all research results from a long time ago. Although some of them are still in use now, they have all been declassified and become public archives. Only some core data and research materials have not been released."

"You can look at it anytime you want, otherwise I wouldn't have shown it to you."

However, whether one can understand it after reading it and whether one can apply it to real-world situations is another matter.

At this point, Isolde seemed to recall a rumor she had heard before, and a smile appeared in her eyes.