Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 150 Rewards in Hand

Why go to the library? Of course, it's to collect my reward. Getting it sooner gives me peace of mind and allows me to prepare earlier.

Although Byron has not yet decided which three formal wizarding knowledge to choose.

As for why it was three pieces of knowledge instead of five, it was because Byron chose the second option advocated by his mentor, Isolde.

After all, they had explained it to him in such detail. If Byron still chose the first option, he would truly be incredibly foolish.

After selecting the plan, Isolde handed over the authority to choose the personnel and knowledge to Byron.

As for the other two rewards, Byron can only receive them after meeting certain conditions.

Upon entering the library, Byron went straight to the second floor.

Although he hadn't been here many times, Byron had already figured out the rules very well.

All knowledge about legitimate wizards is kept entirely away from human hands.

After selection, the students are escorted out by a special mechanical puppet from the academy, and can only take the items away after making a vow.

So Byron didn't walk towards the counter directly opposite the main entrance, but instead went to a quiet, deserted corridor next to the entrance.

Byron's actions were clearly seen by the staff at the counter.

Upon seeing Byron walk into the corridor, several staff members at the counter couldn't help but show expressions of surprise and began to discuss among themselves.

"This person looks so young, how can they be so amazing? At such a young age, they already have the qualifications to access formal wizarding knowledge?!"

"Who says otherwise? Judging from his appearance, he should be a freshman. He's only been in the academy for a few years!"

"It's so frustrating to compare myself to others. I'm already a junior in college, and I'm still stuck here guarding the counter just to earn a few magic stones. It's ridiculous!"

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Some people envy Byron, while others disapprove, after all, he's not a magic stone, and not everyone likes him.

Besides, even magic stones have people who don't like them.

Hearing those exclamations, a brown-haired man felt a burning jealousy within him and finally couldn't help but speak up in rebuttal.

"How do you know he went in to buy formal wizarding knowledge? Maybe he's just curious and wanted to take a look!"

"I've worked here for so long, I've seen plenty of people like him. I think it won't be long before he slunk away on his own."

"You know, let alone me, even many senior students in my year are not confident in completing the prerequisite task of purchasing formal wizarding knowledge. How could he, a freshman, possibly do it?"

"I think you guys have really lost your minds, actually believing that a freshman could have this kind of ability. No wonder you've been stuck here earning just a few magic stones!"

The brown-haired man let out all the words he had been holding back in his heart in one breath.

Seeing that everyone else was staring at him blankly, the brown-haired man assumed he had convinced them, so he tilted his head back, gave a soft hum, and turned to leave.

After the brown-haired man walked to the other side, the others came to their senses and looked at each other in bewilderment.

Someone tried to say something to refute the brown-haired man, but was pulled back by their companion, who pointed to their own head.

Upon seeing this, the man who had wanted to retort realized what was happening, a mocking smile appeared on his face, and he said nothing more.

The others, like him, all wore mocking smiles.

On the other hand, Byron was unaware of what was happening outside, and even if he did, he wouldn't care, much less refute or prove anything.

After all, never argue with someone who's mentally unstable; it's a waste of time and does absolutely nothing.

Walking straight down the corridor, Byron reached a door at the end and, without stopping, pushed it open and went inside.

After entering the room, Byron casually locked the door from the inside.

After doing all this, Byron turned to look at the furnishings in the room; this was his first time here.

The room was very simple, with only one thing: a crystal screen hanging on the wall.

I don't know if it sensed someone coming in, or if it was always on all along.

The crystal screen is now lit up, displaying about twenty options.

Meditation, witchcraft, runes, magic, monsters, potions, alchemy, magic circles, spells, elements, space, soul, astral plane, bloodline, necromancy, flesh and blood, machinery...

Upon seeing these options, Byron understood that each option represented a corresponding piece of wizarding knowledge.

For example, after selecting the potion option, all the knowledge about potions in the Dark Eclipse Wizarding Academy will be displayed, and so on.

Looking at these options, Byron's face showed a longing expression, but he didn't touch them.

Byron did this entirely because he coveted the knowledge behind these options.

Even if you can't learn all the details or acquire all the knowledge, it's good to know that such a thing exists.

If he could, Byron would love to open them all and read them from beginning to end to broaden his horizons.

Unfortunately, Byron did not dare to do so.

Because there is no back button here, once you touch that option, you can only select the knowledge within that option.

You can only return after selecting a piece of knowledge.

In that case, is it possible to just watch without buying, or to watch even if one is not eligible to buy?

The idea is good, but unfortunately it can't be implemented.

Because if you don't have the right to purchase, you can't even click on the screen; you can only look at it.

If you are eligible to purchase, but do not perform any action for an extended period after clicking on a certain option, it will be automatically determined that you have forfeited this opportunity.

In that case, the opportunity to buy would be taken back, and as for knowledge, you wouldn't even have a choice, so how could you possibly have any knowledge to give you?

If it weren't for Isolde's repeated reminders to Byron when handing over the authority, Byron would have been completely unaware of this rule.

If that were the case, Byron might actually try exploiting the bug to see if he could get some knowledge for free.

In that case, he might actually waste one of his exchange privileges.

Looking at the dozens of options displayed on the screen, Byron pondered for a moment, then stepped forward and stood in front of the screen.

[Student Byron Augustus possesses three knowledge exchange privileges. Full verification complete. Enjoy your selection.]

Just then, a cold, emotionless mechanical voice suddenly rang out in the room.

At the same time, the screen flickered briefly before returning to its previous state.

Despite hearing the mechanical sounds and the changes on the screen, Byron remained standing still, showing no surprise whatsoever.

He had heard about this from others; it's simply a verification of your eligibility to purchase, nothing strange about it.

Now that the verification is complete, we can begin to formally select knowledge.

After scanning the screen back and forth with his eyes, Byron slowly extended his right hand and clicked on one of the options on the screen.