Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 155 The Essence of Emerging from the Void

Freya didn't keep them in suspense and directly told them the truth.

"These things don't belong to the Blood Pact Alliance at all; they were provided by the families behind the Alliance. No, they should be called their compensation."

At this point, a hint of resentment flashed in Freya's eyes.

But she quickly suppressed that resentment and returned to normal.

But no matter how quickly she tried to hide it, Byron, who had been watching her closely, still noticed.

Byron understood why Freya acted this way.

After all, in their hearts, these family scions who entered the academy early on did not enjoy any family benefits, but instead suffered an undeserved disaster.

They were severely weakened by the foolish actions of those families, which may have even diminished their hopes of becoming official wizards.

It's not surprising that they harbor resentment.

Byron was even certain that Freya wasn't the only one in the Blood Pact Alliance who thought the same way, and perhaps not all of them were.

Thinking about this, Byron was also amazed by the academy's methods.

With just a few tricks, they not only severely damaged those wizard families, but also forced them to become obedient dogs from then on.

Furthermore, it separates these family members entering the academy from their original families, truly transforming them into academy students.

Perhaps in a few years, these wizard families will even disappear completely, leaving only the students of the Dark Erosion Wizarding Academy.

As for why the Blood Pact Alliance was able to produce these three items, it's highly likely that the clever people in those wizard families also realized this and began to win over members of these alliances.

Upon realizing this, Byron smiled inwardly.

But what does this have to do with him? Whatever schemes the academy and wizard families may have, he only needs to do one thing now.

That is to eat one's own flesh.

Byron's eyes flashed with a sharp light: "Freya, I have no interest in hearing your stories. Let's talk about how you plan to trade."

Freya looked at Byron intently after hearing his words, and then spoke.

"My requirements are very simple: you can choose any one of these three items, and I only need three spots."

Byron narrowed his eyes. Three spots could be exchanged for an item that could complete an energy cycle and generate magic autonomously.

The deal is fair, but we still need to learn more about the details of these items.

Byron nodded slightly: "A very reasonable request, and I don't seem to have any reason to refuse."

Upon hearing this, Freya and Klevin both beamed with joy.

But Byron's next words caused the joy on their faces to fade again.

"However, before the formal transaction, I need to learn more about these three items to determine whether they are worth the price."

After a brief silence, Freya nodded: "Okay."

After saying this, Freya seemed to have given up on explaining the properties of the items to Byron herself, leaning back as if it were none of her business.

It was as if her mission was already accomplished.

At the same time, Klevin spoke up with a smile, saying, "Byron, let me introduce these three items to you. I hope they will help you with your future choices."

Byron nodded: "Then thank you."

"You're welcome.

"Klevin smiled and waved his hand, then pointed to the item placed in the first wooden box, which was a palm-sized clump of fluorescent moss.

"The Mother of Ten Thousand Life Mosses, this clump is a complete and independent entity."

"The method of use is also very simple. Just attach it to the skin on your chest to complete the symbiosis. The living vine will rely on its own life transformation mechanism to drive the host to form an energy cycle."

"Its advantage is that it has no attribute requirements, so any wizard can use it."

"Before it is promoted to a formal wizard, its shortcomings are also obvious. It is vulnerable to extreme flames and spatial turbulence. Once damaged, its internal circulation will also collapse in sync."

Upon hearing this, Byron didn't say anything more, and his expression didn't even change.

He had already learned from his mentor, Isolde, about the specifics of the five conditions required to become a full-fledged wizard.

This naturally includes the condition of energy circulation and autonomous magic production.

It's not just the Myriad Mosses that Klein mentioned that has this drawback; almost all items that can help wizards complete energy cycles and generate magic on their own have some unavoidable flaws.

After use, one or more defects may form due to the material used.

But don't worry, these flaws only appear during the apprenticeship of a top wizard, and they will all disappear after baptism and becoming a full wizard.

Otherwise, why would it be said that although the difference between a Limit Wizard Apprentice and a Full Wizard is not that great, the difference between the two is so great that they cannot even be considered the same kind of being?

Seeing that Byron's expression remained unchanged, Klein knew that Byron was aware of the shortcomings of this type of item, so he did not explain and continued to introduce the next item, the translucent dark blue crystal.

"The Void generates its own essence, and its method of use is very simple: just press the space between your eyebrows to integrate it into your spiritual sea."

"Once the crystal enters the spiritual sea, its inherent void ether capture mechanism can be activated, automatically constructing a magical cycle with spatial elements and achieving self-generation, thereby enhancing the wizard's spatial element affinity."

"It may even amplify their aptitude, so this thing is undoubtedly more suitable for some wizards with spatial aptitude than general-purpose materials."

"However, even wizards without spatial abilities can use this, but its effectiveness will be somewhat reduced compared to general-purpose materials."

"Furthermore, when in a closed environment without any void gaps, its autonomous mana production speed will decrease significantly."

At this point, Klevin looked up at Byron and said with a smile.

"Byron, if I remember correctly, you have a high affinity for spatial elements, you're just a little short of awakening your talent."

"If this material is used, it is possible to awaken a certain spatial talent even at the level of a Limit Wizard Apprentice. After becoming a formal wizard, one will definitely be able to awaken a spatial talent."

"So this is the perfect thing for you, it's like it was made just for you."

Byron shook his head and sighed, "I never expected that you, Klevin, would still remember my elemental affinity. It's truly incredible."

Despite saying that, Byron's expression remained unchanged.

Upon hearing Byron's words, Klevin smiled and said, "It's only been a few years, of course I remember. You were a student whose qualifications I personally tested, how could I forget?"

Hearing Klevin's感慨 (sentiments/reflections), Byron remained noncommittal and didn't respond, instead asking, "Then what's the situation with the last Fire Elemental Sustaining Potion?"

Upon hearing this, Klevin did not continue the previous topic.

"Fire Element Perpetual Potion, a one-time catalytic potion, is also very straightforward to use; just drink it directly."

"Using it will increase a wizard's affinity for fire elements and enhance the power of fire elemental magic, but it will reduce resistance to ice and water elements."

After listening to Clevin's explanation, Byron did not give an immediate answer.