Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 163 Unexpectedly, a good reputation is quite useful.

Byron nodded slightly when he heard Elena's words; that was indeed the case.

After a moment's thought, Byron spoke up and stated his request.

"If someone can provide a method for creating a cycle of runes, then both of these spots can be given to him, or one spot plus a Spiritual Transformation Potion."

"If no one can provide a way to create a rune cycle, then I'd appreciate it if you could exchange these two spots for magical artifacts and materials for me, senior."

"As for which magical artifacts and materials to use, I haven't decided yet. Once I've figured it out, I'll give you a list. I'll leave the rest to you, senior."

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Upon hearing this, Elena first nodded, but finally couldn't help but speak up.

"Byron, you're not losing out by trading two spots for a method to create a rune cycle."

"But isn't it a bit of a loss for you to trade a spot and a spirit-transforming potion for this method?"

"After all, the rune cycle method and a potion that can bring about a qualitative change in mental power are of equal value. You're essentially giving away a spot for free."

Byron smiled slightly upon hearing this, but he did not explain to Elena why he did this, nor did he heed Elena's advice to make any changes.

He was well aware that exchanging a spot and a potion that could transform spiritual energy for a rune to form a cycle was a loss for him.

But that's not how things are calculated.

He is now only missing the rune cycle to meet the five conditions required to become a full-fledged wizard.

If this last condition is met, he will be able to successfully advance to the rank of wizard.

As long as I can advance to a formal wizard as soon as possible, it doesn't matter if I suffer some losses.

After all, the portion of the spirit-transforming potion he exchanged was an extra one he already had. Exchanging it wouldn't hinder his advancement to a formal wizard, nor would it cause him any heartache.

Okay, we should still feel sorry for them.

Seeing that Byron was smiling and not speaking, Elena understood his attitude and did not continue to persuade him. Instead, she smiled and nodded.

"Alright, Byron, leave this to me. I'll do my best to get you a way to create a loop of images and text."

Upon hearing Elena's words and seeing her expression, Byron understood that she would take this matter as her own responsibility and quickly offered his advice.

"Senior, there's no need to rush this. After all, there's still plenty of time. You should first—"

"Alright, stop talking. Since you entrusted this to me, I'll definitely do a great job. After all, I'm your senior!"

"If you keep nagging, I'm not agreeing to this anymore. You can do it yourself!"

When Elena heard Byron's advice, she rolled her eyes at him and interrupted him without any room for negotiation, which was very domineering.

Upon hearing this, Byron knew that Elena's mind was made up.

If he continued to persuade her, Elena might not help him, given her personality. So he stopped trying to convince her and silently kept her kindness in his heart.

After learning this last thing, Byron waved goodbye and left.

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College Library.

Byron didn't waste any time on the first floor and went straight up to the second floor.

After all, he had recorded all the books on the first floor in his All-Knowing Eye. How could he not know if there were any methods for elf training among them?

Therefore, there's no need to waste time on the first floor; let's just get straight to the point.

Upon reaching the second floor, Byron went straight to the service counter and stood in front of a clerk, asking directly.

"Hello, does the academy have any records about elves?"

As Byron spoke, he noticed that not only the teller standing in front of him, but also several other tellers around him were looking at him strangely.

This doesn't feel right. It's not that I'm referring to negative looks like disgust or hatred, but rather that I feel they're looking at me with a sense of awe or worship.

Byron frowned slightly, pondering why they were looking at him like that.

After all, he didn't have much interaction with these tellers, and you could even say he didn't know them.

Moreover, he had only been here once, the time he came to buy witchcraft.

But that time he was just buying witchcraft normally and didn't show any difference.

What exactly is going on?

Before Byron could figure out the reason, the teller across from him was startled when he saw Byron frown slightly.

Realizing that her gaze was inappropriate, she quickly took the initiative to explain the reason.

After hearing the clerk's explanation, Byron understood and felt a secret sense of satisfaction.

I never thought I'd grown to this level. I was just doing my job normally, without even trying to show off, and yet I still managed to shock everyone.

However, Byron did not forget the purpose of his visit today because of this slight sense of satisfaction.

Perhaps it was because of that awe, Byron felt. This time, the clerk was much more attentive and diligent than the last time he came to buy witchcraft.

Without Byron needing to say anything more, he quickly began to help Byron search through the knowledge of the mind recorded in the library.

Seeing how hard the teller was working, Byron thought to himself.

It seems that sometimes fame is not a burden. Although it may add a lot of trouble, it may also turn into an advantage and reduce a lot of trouble.

Perhaps I don't need to be so cautious about this anymore.

Taking a break now and then might bring you many unexpected benefits.

After spending some time searching, the teller, sweating profusely, spoke up.

"Hello, I apologize for keeping you waiting. There are six kinds of records about elves in the library."

"However, there are only two types of knowledge that meet your requirements and can improve the strength of your Pokémon."

"One method is to stimulate the spirit's bloodline, which can greatly enhance the spirit's strength in a short period of time. However, this has a drawback: it will greatly reduce the spirit's future potential."

"The other method is to continuously increase the concentration of the elven bloodline, allowing it to be released little by little over a long period of time."

"While this method may not significantly increase a Pokémon's strength in a short period of time, it can enhance its potential and raise its ceiling."

Byron understood the two methods.

These two methods differ in that the former uses potential to gain strength, while the latter uses time to gain strength.

Although both methods can improve the Pokémon's strength, they are not the kind he wants.

Byron: "What else is recorded about the other kinds of knowledge about elves?"

The clerk quickly said, "The other types record the various races of elves from different worlds, the characteristics of their bloodlines, and how to transplant elf bloodlines—"

Byron nodded slightly, without saying anything more, but asked how many magic stones were needed to purchase this knowledge.

After receiving the reply, Byron thought for a moment and then said, "Alright, then bring me all this knowledge about elves, I'll buy it all."

Upon hearing this, the teller immediately stood there dumbfounded, looking at Byron with a shocked expression.