Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 160 Trial

Dylan was taken aback when he heard this, then chuckled and waved his hand.

"Hey, I thought it was something serious. Oh, it's just this. Simple, just tell me what you want to know."

"Although the circumstances of each trial are different, the format is largely the same. It will be beneficial for you to know about it in advance."

"After all, given the speed at which you're improving, you'll likely be able to participate in the next baptism alongside Alina and compete for that spot."

Hearing this, Byron nodded slightly, although his motivation was not to compete for a baptismal spot, since he already had one.

However, he didn't intend to say this aloud; it wouldn't matter whether he said it or not.

However, he looked at Alina with a puzzled expression, and was about to speak when Alina interrupted him.

"I know what you want to ask. I didn't participate in this year's trial because they had already started the trial when I advanced to the level of Ultimate Wizard Apprentice."

"Even if I advance to the next level before the trial begins, I don't plan to participate. It would be pointless and a waste of time to participate right after advancing to the next level."

Byron nodded upon hearing this, but said nothing more.

Alina urged Dylan, "President, please tell us quickly, what exactly is this trial all about?"

Dylan nodded: "Okay, then I'll start from the beginning."

Dylan then recounted the events that occurred during the trial from his own perspective.

They did not conduct their trials in the wizarding world, but rather, under the leadership of Vice Dean Conrad, they entered a different world that had already been largely conquered for their trials.

Of course, wizard apprentices like them would never go to the front lines to fight against those creatures from another world.

They simply perform various tasks and earn points within the already secured territory in the rear.

After all, if they were to actually go to the front lines, let alone dealing with otherworldly creatures, even just withstanding the world environment that was so different from the Wizarding World and the world's hostility would not be an easy task.

In that case, there would be no way to even begin the trial.

Returning to the trials, the three wizarding academies each have a different theme.

Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy is a dark wizard academy, while the other two wizard academies, Cold Shadow Wizard Academy and White Tower Wizard Academy, are white wizard academies.

Because the teaching methods differ, the forms of trials will naturally also differ.

Dylan didn't go into detail about the differences, only hinting at some of them.

Students of the Dark Erosion Wizarding Academy can choose to team up or act alone, roaming around the rear base to gather information or deal with otherworldly creatures that may exhibit anti-wizard behavior.

As for the two White Wizarding Academies, their students carried out raids in small teams, targeting alien creatures that banded together in resistance.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the wizards have conquered most of that other world and occupied most of its territory.

However, this does not mean that the rear is necessarily stable and there will be no rebellion.

Even if we conquered most of the other world, there would still be rebellions from time to time.

Most of these cases stemmed from the world's will being unwilling to be colonized by wizards, and constantly inciting the natives to rebel.

In their rebellion, these world consciousnesses have gone to great lengths, employing methods that are not limited to the following.

By harnessing the power of the world, various disasters erupt; by deliberately exposing the world's coordinates to attract the attention of other worlds; and by harnessing the power of the world to nurture one chosen one after another...

In this way, unless it takes hundreds or thousands of years of colonization to completely tame all the creatures in that other world, or to subdue the will of the world, it is impossible to achieve complete stability.

Having reached this point, the next step should be, as Mentor Isolde suggested, to relocate the native inhabitants of the wizarding world for complete colonization.

This is also a common tactic used by wizards to deal with various conquered worlds.

We've strayed from the topic; let's get back to the trials.

Because the tasks and formats on both sides are different, the methods for calculating integrals are also different.

However, the final result of the trial is always calculated according to the order of the two types of integrals.

One method is the individual points ranking, which affects every ultimate wizard apprentice and determines which baptism method they use when they are promoted to a formal wizard.

The second method is the college points ranking.

The ranking is determined by summing up the scores of all students in the academy and then dividing by the number of students from the academy who participated in the trial. This average score is then used for ranking.

The ranking of this institution determines where the college can recruit new students.

The academy with the highest score naturally recruits students from the best locations, namely the main cities of the Cold Ash Kingdom, which is located in the middle of the three academies.

The second category consists of villages and small towns outside of cities.

The worst place was the one Byron's generation came from, a place nominally called the Kran Continent, but actually the Kran Island.

After telling these stories, Dylan and the other two also recounted their own experiences in their alternate world, each story filled with dramatic twists and turns.

When they talked about witnessing a formal wizard in action, their faces lit up with a radiant light, showing their deep longing for formal wizards.

However, according to Byron's guess, these three should only be one baptism away from becoming formal wizards.

If it weren't for the other world, they would probably have already started preparing to become official wizards.

This also made Byron curious, wondering why exploring other worlds was so alluring to Dylan and his companions, even more important than becoming formal wizards.

The fact that these three people, who so yearn to become official wizards, forcibly suppressed their desire to participate in this journey to another world is enough to make them participate in this journey.

Could it be because of that knowledge and resources? Possibly, but definitely not the main factor.

As time passed, Dylan and his two companions finished recounting their experiences, telling everything they could.

Finally, Dylan remarked, "It was all luck, really. The difference in points between us and White Tower Wizarding Academy was just a little bit."

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"If we complete one or two more tasks, we might actually be able to catch up with White Tower Wizarding Academy, or even be surpassed."

Loris and Ivan nodded, still shaken, their faces showing lingering fear.

While the college's rankings have little to do with their individual rankings, the few connections they share are crucial.

That is, the ranking of the academies corresponds to the proportion of world baptism each academy receives.

In layman's terms, the higher the academy's ranking, the more people it can conduct world baptisms for.

In this way, which wizard apprentice participating in the trial would dare not do their best?

If the proportion increases, it's possible that wizarding apprentices who didn't originally participate in the World Baptism might be able to participate.

If we don't do our best to reduce the proportion, causing wizard apprentices who could originally participate in the World Baptism to be unable to participate, that would be quite interesting.