Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 175 The Divine System

Isolde had also considered other possible scenarios.

For example, Byron resisted, or even refused.

Isolde has also come up with a solution to this potential situation.

However, such a method would inevitably leave some room for criticism and might even come at a price.

Isolde would not resort to such a method unless absolutely necessary, but in order to protect her own interests from loss, she would certainly use it without hesitation if there was no other way.

After all, paying some price is better than losing all your investment.

Fortunately, he hadn't misjudged Byron; he hadn't chosen the worst option, and the situation was unfolding in the best possible direction.

Byron, with a beaming smile and even a hint of fawning, looked at Isolde and spoke.

"Thank you so much, mentor. What new information do you have?"

Isolde snapped out of her thoughts, looked at Byron who was looking on expectantly, and without keeping him in suspense, directly told him about the information she had obtained about the world of the Radiant Gods.

"Based on the name of this world and the god you saw before, I believe you must have some guesses in your mind. Now you can compare your guesses with the information I have given you to see if your guesses are correct."

After saying this, Isolde suppressed the smile on her face, pondered for a moment, organized her thoughts, and then slowly said, "That world of Radiant Gods is dominated by a group of gods, who can be roughly divided into two categories: gods of nature and gods of man-made faith."

"The natural creator spirits were conceived by the world, beginning at the very beginning of its creation, and were born over time."

To grow and thrive.

"They will grow stronger over time, eventually reaching their respective peaks, and that peak depends on the size of their divine office."

"This means that the more powerful a deity's divine authority, the stronger they are."

"These kinds of gods are mostly very powerful and have existed for a very long time, occupying the upper echelons of that world."

"Another type of man-made deity is created by people who continuously cultivate themselves to reach a certain limit, obtain divine office and divine status, and become gods. Others are granted divine office by natural gods, gather faith, and become gods by relying on faith."

"These kinds of gods vary in quality. The powerful ones can rival some of the natural gods, while the weak ones are extremely weak and not worth mentioning. They exist as subordinate gods and assistant gods to the powerful ones."

"The lower and middle-level deity positions in that world are mostly occupied by these artificial deities. For example, the god of war that you captured earlier is an artificial deity of faith at a middle level."

"The gods in that world can be roughly divided into two supreme levels, twelve main gods, and a larger number of upper, middle, and lower gods."

"Those two supreme gods are the world lords of that world, with strength equivalent to a Saint Mark Wizard. The twelve main gods are three-ring wizards, and so on. The last lower-level gods are equivalent to a Limit Wizard apprentice like you."

"So once you enter that world, the threats to you will come from those mid-level deities. They often travel the world, making them the easiest to encounter."

"As for the higher gods, chief gods, and supreme gods, they are at a much higher level. As long as you don't cause too much trouble, you don't need to worry about them."

Then, Isolde described the overall environment and power distribution of the world of the Radiant Gods, and so on.

Byron, through the information narrated by Isolde, gradually constructed a coherent understanding of the world of the Radiant Gods, gaining a basic knowledge of it.

"Alright, that's all the information I know about the Radiant Life World. I've told you everything."

Whether you come back alive and how much you gain depends on yourself. Do your best.

After saying this, Isolde clapped her hands and stood up.

"Come with me now, I'll give you everything I promised you before, so you don't have to make another trip later."

Q

With that, Isolde headed up to the second floor.

Upon seeing this, Byron's eyes lit up, and he quickly got up and followed Isolde like a little tail.

Just as she was about to go up to the second floor, Isolde paused and tapped the wall lightly with her slender fingers.

Seeing Isolde's actions, Byron remained silent, but he had some guesses in his mind.

It seems that the second floor of the mentor's office is not as simple as it appeared before.

Or perhaps you previously thought there was only one laboratory on the second floor, but that was actually only a part of the second floor, the part that Professor Isolde only wanted to show.

Other spaces were hidden away and could not be seen by anyone without the permission of Mentor Isolde.

I just don't know if only the Isolde Mentor's Spire is like this, or if all the other Mentors' Spires are like this.

After tapping the wall again, Isolde did not hesitate and continued to walk uphill, with Byron following closely behind.

Upon reaching the second floor and opening the door, the scene behind it confirmed Byron's conjecture.

The place where the two were standing was no longer the familiar laboratory, but a space that Byron found completely unfamiliar, filled with various shelves and miscellaneous items.

Byron initially glanced casually at the clutter piled on the shelves and on the floor, but as he looked, his gaze turned strange.

The more Byron looked at that huge pile of things on the shelf, the more it resembled the constant biological culture device he really wanted to buy.

This device is said to be able to maintain the temperature, humidity, and other variables in the incubator at a constant state, which can be used to cultivate some precious materials that can reproduce on their own.

And that oddly shaped, long object on the ground looked like the plasma beam gun that he had heard the staff in the alchemy workshop mention before.

It is said that each shot is comparable to the magical power of a first-ring wizard, and is worlds apart from those alchemical weapons that seem like toys.

Byron was quite interested when he heard this conversation, so he asked about it and even watched the recorded footage.

I even fantasized about whether I could run into a first-ring wizard if I had this plasma beam gun.

And now it lies quietly at my feet.

Besides these, there were many other things that Byron had only seen or heard of, which were simply piled up on the shelves or on the floor like garbage.

Seeing these scenes, Byron's heart ached involuntarily.

Those who didn't know him would think he had suffered some major blow if they saw him like this.