Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Chapter 179 Spaceship

At this moment, Byron looked at the two women arguing because of him, and an awkward expression appeared on his face. He turned to look at Dylan and Ivan.

But at this moment, Dylan and Ivan seemed not to have seen or heard Alina's argument. They turned to the side and casually discussed the high platform standing in the square.

Judging from their solemn expressions, it seemed as if it were a very important matter.

After silently spitting at Dylan and Eliza in his heart, Byron subtly moved away from the two who were still arguing and moved closer to Eliza, who was standing to the side.

Seeing Byron walking towards her, Eliza smiled and teased him.

"What's wrong, my genius apprentice wizard? Why do you have such an expression? You don't seem happy."

After giving Eliza, who was feigning ignorance and teasing him, a disdainful look, Byron finally spoke.

"Eliza, how did you end up with Dylan and the others? I've never heard you mention it before when we met?"

Upon hearing Byron's words, Eliza, who had been smiling, instantly lost her composure and looked at him with resentment.

Byron shuddered under Eliza's gaze and quickly waved his hand, saying, "Don't look at me like that, it's so weird, it gives me goosebumps."

At this point, Byron even pretended to rub himself, as if he had really been influenced by Eliza.

Seeing this, Eliza gave Byron a disgruntled look.

"You haven't heard me mention it? Well, I'd have to be able to tell you and see you. You're always doing experiments and I don't see you for years. Who can you blame for that?"

However, Eliza slowly shook her head at this point: "Indeed, no one can be blamed, because that's just how we wizards are."

"I have very little leisure time. I'm either meditating or doing experiments in the laboratory day after day, constantly moving forward on the path of pursuing truth."

Just as Eliza was speaking and Byron was about to speak, a figure suddenly appeared on the high platform standing in the square.

"Now that everyone's here, let's go."

Upon hearing this voice, the twenty or so people waiting in the square all looked towards the person.

That person was none other than Conrad, the vice-principal of the Dark Eclipse Wizarding Academy.

Just after Conrad finished speaking, the clouds in the sky seemed to be torn apart by a pair of giant hands, and a spaceship full of mechanical features appeared in everyone's sight.

The spaceship was forged and pieced together from dark-colored metal, with layers of closed-loop runes engraved on its hull, and two huge engines at the rear continuously spewing out pale blue-white mist.

Upon seeing the spaceship, everyone instinctively held their breath, their eyes scanning the spaceship back and forth.

The spaceship did not land on the plaza as everyone present had expected. Instead, after tearing through the clouds, it did not descend much and simply remained suspended in mid-air.

The spaceship hovered in mid-air, but its low-frequency humming vibrations traveled through the air to the feet of everyone present.

"Don't look, let's go."

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As everyone stared in disbelief at the scene, Conrad spoke calmly.

Before anyone could react, a repulsive force emanating from the academy descended upon them.

The twenty or so people in the square were startled by this sudden change, but since they were all apprentices of the ultimate wizard, they quickly recovered and adjusted their positions to head towards the spaceship.

Byron did the same. After adjusting his posture, he felt the whistling sound in his ears and looked down at the Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy where he had been standing.

Previously, people standing on it could only feel like blind men touching an elephant, but now the academy, which resembled a floating giant island, appeared completely in sight.

The entire academy is like an inverted mountain, wider at the top and narrower at the bottom, with rugged and uneven edges.

In the four southeast directions, there is a vertical lift platform that can transport students to and from the academy.

The upper surface space of the entire college is divided into different areas by stone-paved roads, with experimental towers for mentors to conduct research, teaching buildings, dormitory areas, and markets standing in an orderly manner.

As all of these things increased in height, they shrank in his field of vision, eventually transforming into crisscrossing, interspersed blocks of color.

A moment later, everyone entered the spaceship and took their seats, with Byron and Eliza sitting next to each other.

Conrad remained silent, and none of the twenty or so people in the room dared to speak at that moment.

With a deep hum, the spaceship started up and began to soar into the sky.

At the same time, the people sitting in the spaceship also turned to look at the window closest to them, looking at the scenery rushing past outside with different expressions.

At this moment, although Byron was also looking out the window, his peripheral vision was constantly scanning the various things inside the spaceship and the structure of the spaceship itself.

As Byron gazed at the various ingenious mechanical structures that appeared before his eyes, a thought suddenly struck him.

The next moment, the Omniscient Eye's analysis function was activated, and Byron randomly selected something to begin analyzing.

The outcome was also beyond Byron's expectations.

It wasn't a setback, but rather an unexpectedly smooth process.

The reason it went so smoothly seemed to be because most of the ship was made of pure machinery, which Byron was able to quickly analyze using his memories and knowledge from his previous life.

Unlike the things in the wizarding world, which are generally made through alchemy and cannot be deciphered without learning the knowledge behind them.

Since the attempt was so successful, he decided to go all out.

The next moment, the All-Knowing Eye suddenly started operating at full speed.

It kept recording the various things it saw out of the corner of Byron's eye, while simultaneously analyzing those things.

Byron would let things be analyzed quickly, but if they required a long time to analyze and couldn't be completed in a short period of time, he would simply skip them to avoid wasting time.

With the All-Seeing Eye operating at full power, immense pressure also descended upon Byron.

Feeling this immense pressure, which he hadn't experienced in a long time, Byron was experiencing both pain and pleasure.

The pain comes from encountering this immense pressure, while the joy comes from the new knowledge that is gained and processed after the analysis is completed.

Before long, Byron also turned his gaze away from the window, leaned his head back in his chair, and closed his eyes as if he were dozing.

There's no other reason than that I was indeed a bit greedy this time, and the pressure was unexpectedly high.

However, Byron had no regrets, as such an opportunity to absorb knowledge on such a large scale was rare.

When Eliza saw Byron dozing with his eyes closed, she assumed he was unwell, so she didn't call out to him or talk to him, and just sat quietly to the side.

Meanwhile, the other people on the spaceship remained silent for various reasons, sitting quietly in their seats.

And so, the group boarded the spaceship and, led by Conrad, headed towards an unknown destination.