Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 157 Letters

Time flies, and another year has passed in the blink of an eye.

Over the past year, Byron has devoted almost all his time to experiments, in order to modify the ancient potion formula as soon as possible and become an apprentice of the ultimate wizard.

In addition, after that ring of witchcraft analysis was completed, Byron spent some time engraving it in his mental sea.

However, after inscribing the first circle of magic into his mind, Byron did not spend any more time reinvesting in modifying the formula.

As for Daphne, after following Byron into the laboratory, she was initially unfamiliar with the procedures and made some mistakes.

However, under Byron's tutelage, he began to adapt and gradually catch up with Byron's pace, and began to gradually reduce Byron's workload so that he could spend more time on more valuable things.

After a year of continuous experimentation and research, the ancient potion recipe has reached its final stage and will soon be a complete success.

However, at this point, instead of pushing himself to figure it out in one go, Byron unusually stopped the experiment and walked out of the laboratory.

Pushing open the laboratory door, Byron squinted slightly as he looked at the blinding sunlight streaming into the room through the window.

Although the laboratory was brightly lit, just like the outside world, it was still slightly insufficient compared to real sunlight.

After gazing at the sunlight for a while, Byron looked at Daphne, who was standing beside him.

Seeing her listless expression and the absence of her usual vibrant energy in her eyes, Byron shook his head helplessly, feeling a pang of regret.

Although Daphne is an elf, she has never undergone any normal training, and is almost equivalent to herself when she first became a first-class wizard apprentice.

As a result, the continuous experiments over the course of a year took a toll on her energy.

Moreover, after experiencing the benefits of having an assistant, Byron could no longer return to his previous state of conducting experiments alone and doing everything by himself.

From these two perspectives, we really need to start preparing and think about how to improve Daphne's strength.

If things continue like this, she definitely won't be able to keep up with his pace, and then he'll have to go back to his miserable life.

Byron: "Daphne, I'll be away for a few days to take care of some things. You should rest well during this time and get back to your previous state as soon as possible."

Daphne forced herself to cheer up, raised her head, and nodded gently to Byron: "Yes, Master, I will recover as soon as possible. Please don't leave me alone and go back to the laboratory."

Seeing Daphne's listless appearance, Byron nodded helplessly: "Don't worry, I can't bear to lose such a good helper like you."

Hearing Byron's assurance, Daphne finally felt relieved and went to her room.

Watching Daphne's retreating figure, Byron fell into deep thought.

He knew of only two places where he could find the answer to how Daphne could improve her strength.

First, there was the college's library, and second, there was the Belek Slave Merchant Guild.

The reason Byron was so certain that these two places could be found was quite simple.

The library contains the most information in the entire academy, while the Belek Slave Merchant Guild is where Daphne is sold.

If neither of these two places has it, then Byron will simply have to ask his mentor, Isolde, and pay a price to inquire from her.

"WALL-E, during the time I was conducting my experiments, did anything significant happen at the academy?"

After Byron came out, Wally, who had been patrolling the building, also came to Byron's side.

For WALL-E, after Daphne followed Byron into the laboratory, the task Byron gave him changed.

Materials needed for experiments, finding out what's happening in the college, cleaning the laboratory...

Byron handed all these tasks over to Wally.

Wally not only had no complaints about this, but also carried out Byron's orders meticulously and never made a mistake.

Whenever he thinks about how he bought Wally and Daphne, he feels that it was the right choice, saving him so much trouble.

When Wally heard Byron's command, he also spoke up.

"Over the past year, all the Limit Wizard apprentices in the academy have mysteriously disappeared for a period of time, and according to rumors, they actually went to participate in a trial."

"Also, there's another batch of new students in the academy, probably around one or two thousand according to what Wally saw."

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"Master's friends Gray and Eliza have visited him several times, but WALL-E refused to come because Master was conducting important experiments, as per his previous orders."

"My master's senior, Alina, has also come several times, but Wally has refused her for the same reason."

"However, these people who came to see the master all left letters for him. Does the master want to read them?"

Upon hearing this, Byron nodded slightly and asked Wally to hand him the letter they had left behind.

After receiving the letter, Byron, seeing that Wally had nothing else to say, let him leave to do his own thing.

As for him, he opened the letters one by one and began to read them.

Byron read Gray's letters first, for a simple reason: they were placed on top.

Byron, it's been a year since I last saw you. I wonder how your experiment is going. But I congratulate you on your success, since I wasn't in the academy when you came out.

"You and Eliza have both been promoted to third-class wizard apprentices, while I'm still stuck at the second-class level. Furthermore, the magic stones I possess aren't enough to support my continued study and experimentation with alchemy at the academy."

So I decided to start taking on quests to earn magic stones to support my studies and alchemy experiments.

I hope that the day you succeed in your experiment, I will also be able to smoothly advance to a third-class wizard apprentice. I don't aspire to catch up with you all, but I just hope I won't fall too far behind.

After reading Gray's first letter, Byron didn't say much, but continued reading.

Gray's subsequent letters all revolved around what he saw and heard during his missions, as well as his earnings of magic stones and his reflections.

Although Gray wrote in his letter that he was very excited, Byron could see his exhaustion and fatigue between the lines.

After reading the last letter from Grey, Byron sighed slightly, feeling worried for Grey.

Hopefully, Gray will be safe and sound.

Byron also decided that when he encountered Gray again, he would give him some advice and tell him not to be so anxious and not to compare him to Eliza in everything.

Although Eliza Byron didn't know, Byron himself did. He was able to advance so quickly, conduct experiments so smoothly, and learn potions so rapidly, largely thanks to the help of the All-Seeing Eye.

Of course, Byron would not deny the role played by the all-seeing eye, nor would he ignore his own efforts.

Tell me, what are you comparing yourself to someone who's stuck in the same boat?

It's just a pity that I can't say this to Gray.

Then Byron picked up Eliza's letter and began to read it.