Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 152 A trick is ultimately just a trick

Byron's excitement stemmed from the information contained within the crystal ball.

It not only records knowledge about "Dimensional Flash", but also includes its prerequisite knowledge, exclusive knowledge, and exclusive prerequisite runes.

This means that Byron no longer needs to worry about being unable to learn dimensional flashes due to limitations in his knowledge.

Looking at the knowledge that surfaced in his mind, Byron sighed, "The academy is truly a good place; I had misunderstood them all along."

However, Byron felt only a slight pang of shame for this misunderstanding, which quickly dissipated.

After all, he had seen too many inhuman things done by wizards, and he himself was turning in that direction, so how could he feel guilty about such a small matter?

After receiving all the knowledge, Byron placed the crystal ball back on the wooden plate and left without lingering.

As Byron walked out of the passage, the cracks on the white wall disappeared, restoring it to its previous state.

Seeing this, Byron also looked away and turned his gaze back to the icons on the screen.

After a moment's thought, Byron still couldn't figure out what kind of knowledge to exchange for.

He only had two more chances to exchange for a formal wizardship, and he didn't want to waste them.

Rather than randomly picking knowledge that might not be useful to him, he would prefer to know what formal wizarding knowledge is available, so he can prepare and choose the one that is most useful to him, maximizing his own benefit.

With this thought in mind, Byron felt no lingering attachment. Hearing the mechanical farewell voice, he opened the door and left.

Byron walked through the second-floor hall again and left under the watchful eyes of everyone.

Byron found this strange; he didn't even know the staff at the counters, so why were they all staring at him like that?

However, this question only flashed through Byron's mind and did not attract his attention.

Now he just wants to get back to the lab as soon as possible to continue his experiments and, incidentally, begin learning about "dimensional teleportation".

Calling it learning is just a euphemism for having the All-Knowing Eye set up a background function.

Byron, returning to the lab, probably never expected that the counter staff who watched him leave would erupt in a chorus of gasps after he was gone.

"How long did he spend inside?! Did he even calculate the time?!"

"I've calculated it, I've calculated it. From the time that person went in until they just came out, it took them a little over twenty minutes!"

"More than twenty minutes! It seems he really does have the authority to exchange for a formal wizard's item, and given how long it took, he must have already obtained what he wanted!"

"Yes, but I don't know what kind of knowledge he exchanged for."

"I guess it's a first-circle spell. To advance to the level of a Limitless Wizard Apprentice, one must inscribe a first-circle spell!"

"I guess it's a first-ring spell. I never thought he could exchange for a first-ring spell at such a young age and advance to the level of a top-tier wizard apprentice. Unlike someone else, who is already a senior in college and is still guarding the counter here."

Upon hearing this, the speakers fell silent for a moment, then burst into laughter, their voices filled with mockery and sarcasm.

The one who said this was none other than the student who had initially tried to refute the brown-haired man.

At this moment, the brown-haired man who had initially belittled Byron turned ashen-faced and his expression became ferocious as he listened to the jeers and laughter of the crowd.

Impossible, absolutely impossible!

How could a freshman possibly be promoted to a third-class wizard apprentice?!

To gain access to formal wizarding knowledge so quickly is impossible!!!

However, no matter how much the brown-haired man slandered and denied Byron, he could not change the facts, nor could he suppress the jealousy in his heart.

Furthermore, in the eyes of other staff members, the brown-haired man had become a clown.

Back in the lab, Byron gave Daphne a few casual instructions before diving into the room. He wanted to take a good look at the differences between first-circle sorcery and sorcery trickery.

I couldn't examine it closely in the library, I only glanced at it briefly, but now I finally have the opportunity to look at it carefully.

After reading all the information about "Dimensional Flash," Byron finally had a more detailed understanding of first-circle sorcery.

He finally understood the difference between first-circle sorcery and sorcery trickery.

Byron had previously thought that the sorcery tricks used by his apprentices, with their sorcery templates, instantaneous casting, and immense power, could be considered complete sorcery.

But now, compared to first-circle sorcery, I'm sorry, my perspective was too narrow. It turns out that magic is just magic after all.

Although both have witchcraft templates, the witchcraft trick template is worlds apart from the first-circle witchcraft template, almost like a flawed product.

Compared to the self-contained system of a first-circle sorcery template, with its rigorous energy paths, force structures, and release logic, sorcery tricks seem like just an empty shell.

To give a simple example, in order to change the size and shape of the "Elemental Fireball" magic trick, Byron had to rebuild a new magic template, and could not use and control it at will.

But first-circle sorcery is different; it can change at will according to Byron's thoughts.

Simply put, the playability and user experience have been greatly enhanced.

Besides this, first-circle sorcery has been able to solidify and flow autonomously since ancient times. Its closed-loop structure inherently resists disturbances, allowing it to stably take shape even in chaotic magical environments and elemental turbulence...

And most importantly, first-circle sorcery has the potential for growth and iteration.

Its sorcery templates can be refined, optimized, runes modified, structures overlaid, and new principles incorporated.

Simply put, it means that it can be adjusted to better suit the user, and with continuous adjustments, first-circle sorcery can become second-circle or third-circle sorcery, and can complement and integrate with other sorcery.

Theoretically speaking, as long as new structures, new principles, and optimizations are continuously added to it, a first-level sorcery can be used until death.

There's absolutely no need to worry. Every time you advance to a new level, you'll need to learn new witchcraft, and the old witchcraft will be phased out.

This was also what Byron was most satisfied with, since it gave him more autonomy and he didn't have to worry about others knowing his hand.

Security has undoubtedly been greatly improved as a result.

Omniscient, analyzing the first-circle sorcery of Dimensional Flash [Quest created, analysis in progress...]

[Start of analysis of the two-node resonant bridging principle, estimated time: 144 hours 19 minutes 23 seconds]

[Starting load offset calculation, estimated time: 213 hours 12 minutes 2 seconds]

[Analysis of the dissipation pattern of short-range dimensional channels begins, estimated time: 162 hours, 3 minutes, and 43 seconds]

[Analysis of the displacement resonance rune set has begun. Estimated time: 121 hours 43 minutes 12 seconds]

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[Analysis of the Dimensional Flash first-level sorcery spell has begun. Estimated time: 1714 hours 32 minutes 1 second]