Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 154 Energy Cycle, Items that Autonomously Generate Magic

After leaving the restaurant, Byron headed towards the dormitory area. He needed to say a few words to Eliza and the others before starting his closed-door experiment to avoid any misunderstandings.

As for the deal with the Blood Pact Alliance, since they don't care, Byron cares even less.

The quota is in our own hands; it's them who need it, not us.

With only ten spots available, why worry about them not selling out?

Once the academy announces the news, the spot he holds will undoubtedly become a highly sought-after prize.

"Byron, Byron, wait! It was all a misunderstanding. We came with good intentions!"

Just then, a hurried shout rang out.

The next moment, a panting Klein blocked Byron's path.

Seeing Clevin's reaction, Byron was speechless. Even if you're stopping someone and pretending to be in a hurry, you should at least use your brain, okay?

They're all wizards; who doesn't know who?

If someone gets so out of breath after running such a short distance, who would want to be a wizard?

So Byron didn't say anything, and just watched him quietly.

Klevin also felt that what he had done was a bit stupid. He stood up embarrassedly, his breathing became even again, and looked at Byron.

"Byron, we are here with great sincerity and we absolutely want to make a deal with you."

"As for what just happened..."

At this point, Klevin paused, carefully surveying his surroundings.

After finding nothing amiss, he spoke softly, "Byron, as you know, these wizarding families often practice inbreeding to maintain their bloodline, so they're not very bright. I hope you can understand."

Hearing Klevin's words, Byron looked at him with a half-smile: "You actually dare to say that? Aren't you worried about the consequences? You've got some nerve."

Although the wizarding families surrounding the academy were purged after the previous incident, their strength was greatly reduced.

However, this does not mean that these wizarding families have fallen into obscurity.

As the saying goes, even a broken ship has three pounds of nails, let alone these wizarding families that have existed for so long, they must still have some tricks up their sleeves.

Putting aside everything else, there are at least a few formal wizards.

Therefore, if Byron were to say these words, he would not dare to say them so openly.

Upon hearing Byron's words, Klein did not answer his question. Instead, he said, "Byron, please believe in our sincerity. Please go back and take another look. It's definitely a good thing."

"If you feel that our sincerity is insufficient, I will not shamelessly stop you from leaving again. Please give us a chance."

Byron's heart stirred upon hearing this: "Alright, since you've put it that way, it would be too inconsiderate of me not to go and take a look. Let's go."

He wanted to see what kind of deal the Blood Pact Alliance was planning to make in order to secure the spot in his hands, something that gave Klevin such confidence.

Back in the private room, Byron glanced at Freya sitting in the chair, said nothing, and sat down to talk to himself.

"Now that I'm back, Klevin, you can finally speak."

Klevin smiled and nodded hastily, then looked at Freya.

Upon seeing this, Freya took a deep breath and sat up straight.

She also understood how precious the spot held by Byron was to the current Blood Pact Alliance, and that no further mishaps were possible.

So she forcibly suppressed her dissatisfaction and smiled at Byron.

"The items are ready, this is it."

As he spoke, several wooden boxes appeared on the table in front of Byron.

The next moment, as Freya opened the wooden boxes one by one, her voice rang out again.

"These are materials and potions treasured by the Blood Pact Alliance, which can help ultimate wizard apprentices complete energy cycles and generate magic autonomously."

Upon hearing this, Byron's eyes narrowed as he looked at the three wooden boxes on the table.

The first wooden box contained a palm-sized object that glowed with a light, resembling moss.

The second wooden box contained a translucent dark blue crystal.

The third wooden box contained a bottle of amber-colored magic potion.

Just as Byron was looking at the contents of the three wooden boxes, Freya's voice rang out again.

"These three items are the Myriad Life Moss Mother, the Void Self-Generating Marrow, and the Fire Element Perpetual Elixir."

"They all serve the same purpose, which is what I just mentioned: to help wizards complete their energy cycle and generate magic autonomously."

"Well, these three items should be very helpful to you, right?"

Byron looked up at Freya with a half-smile: "Who wouldn't be interested in this as long as they're still a wizard apprentice and haven't become a full-fledged wizard?"

Freya was overjoyed and hurriedly asked, "So, you've agreed to the exchange?"

Byron shook his head: "No rush. Before we complete the exchange, I have a few questions for you. If you are satisfied with the answers, then we can proceed with the exchange."

After a moment's thought, Freya nodded and agreed to Byron's request.

Byron pointed to the three items and said, "Since your organizations still have such good things hidden away, why are you acting so excited in the Nether Crystal Nest plane?"

"Given your current arrogant attitude of being able to casually produce three items with the same effect, your inventory can't be small."

"Don't tell me you don't have anything that can help Limit Wizard apprentices undergo a qualitative change in their mental power. I don't believe you."

Freya was taken aback at first, then looked at Byron with surprise, as if she were looking at something strange.

Seeing Freya's expression, Byron frowned slightly.

"Why are you looking at me like that? Is it because of me? This joke isn't funny."

Freya didn't laugh, but slowly shook her head.

"Byron, you're mistaken. Not to mention our Blood Pact Alliance, even the Fallen Sun Council or other apprentice organizations within the academy wouldn't have such a thing."

"Who do you think would be so selfless as to give away the materials they painstakingly acquired to advance to the rank of a full-fledged wizard?"

"Impossible. They would only agree to it if it were exchanged for something of the same quality that the other party doesn't have."

"Your statement is contradictory. If that's the case, then why are you able to produce it all at once..."

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At this point, Byron suddenly stopped questioning, a look of understanding appearing in his eyes.

He seemed to have guessed where these things came from and why they were in Freya's hands.

Freya, seeing the expression on Byron's face, realized that he had guessed the truth and nodded slightly.