Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

"Byron, we need to go to the left. The right side is where you hand over resources to exchange for points."

Gray said excitedly to Byron.

"Honestly, if it weren't for you, I probably wouldn't have come here. I'm really grateful to you this time."

Byron chuckled: "What are you saying? There aren't any restrictions on going over there. You can go anytime you want."

Gray scratched his head: "I was thinking that if there's no useful information or knowledge to exchange, it would be embarrassing to go."

Byron smiled and shook his head, saying nothing more.

Before long, the three of them arrived at the exchange platform.

Because there were not many people, there was no need to queue, so Byron started immediately.

"Hello, what information or knowledge do you wish to submit? You can directly record it in this knowledge crystal using your mental power, and the system will assess its value in points."

As Byron walked to a window, a woman of average appearance with long brown hair and wearing a wizard's robes smiled and spoke.

These women were all hired by the academy to maintain the normal operation of the mission hall.

The college will also award points to these individuals.

Of course, the basic points issued are not enough for them to complete their tasks within three months, and they also need to take a commission.

The more points a salesperson accumulates, the more points they earn as commission.

Although the number of students who exchange knowledge and information for points is much smaller than the number who exchange resources.

However, the value of information is even greater; completing just one transaction can almost equal the amount the other party earns in a day or even several days.

That's why the salesman was so enthusiastic towards Byron.

Byron nodded slightly, said nothing more, and picked up the knowledge crystal to begin using his mental power to record the knowledge he had researched.

Whether it was useful or not, as long as it wouldn't affect him, Byron recorded all his private information and knowledge.

After all, no one knows if someone will find out about them after they leave today and use the points to redeem.

Follow the path others have taken, leaving them with no path to follow!

As time passed, the brown-haired salesman's gaze towards Byron began to look somewhat strange.

There's no other reason than that it took too long.

Based on her past experience, if it were just a matter of recording one or two pieces of information or knowledge, she should have finished long ago.

Even if it's four or five paths, it should be over by now.

Byron is still recording...

The brown-haired salesman couldn't help but suspect that Byron had come to cause trouble.

Upon realizing this, the brown-haired salesman interrupted Byron's pretense, telling her not to waste his time.

"you......"

But as soon as she uttered a single word, a crystal with a perfectly smooth surface was placed in front of her, silencing her before she could finish speaking.

Seeing this, the brown-haired salesman forced a smile and accepted the knowledge crystal, but secretly he was determined to succeed.

If this person in front of her dares to make fun of her, she will make sure he loses all face!

With this in mind, the brown-haired salesman placed the knowledge crystal into a groove to extract information.

The moment the knowledge crystal was placed in, the crystal screen next to the slot lit up instantly, and titles and corresponding points appeared continuously.

"Detailed Analysis of the Anatomical Structure of the Worm Clan (Soldier Worm)," valued at three points (a rough anatomical analysis is already available in the database).

"Analysis and Application Methods of Exoskeleton Structure of the Worm Cryocrystalline Group", worth 20 credits.

"Detailed Explanation and Map of Safe Routes from the Desert Forbidden Zone to the Wizard's Residence", worth five points.

"Analysis of the Social Structure and Architectural Conjecture of the Crystal Worm Tribe", value zero (already available in the library).

........

"Detailed Information on the Forbidden Desert and a Brief Statistics on the Distribution of Crystal Cave Worm Nests", worth 30 points.

Finally, the crystal screen displayed that the above information and knowledge were worth a total of 136 points.

Looking at the densely packed rules and point prices displayed on the crystal screen, the brown-haired salesman suddenly widened his eyes, his expression even turning horrified.

If the brown-haired salesman hadn't covered her red lips in time, she probably would have cried out in surprise by now.

And in that case, her fate would be sealed.

To possess so much knowledge, especially information about the forbidden desert, that person must be incredibly terrifying.

Even if you manage to escape this mission and return safely to the academy, being targeted by someone like that means it's only a matter of time before you die.

Upon thinking of this, the brown-haired salesman couldn't help but shudder, and a look of fear appeared in his eyes as he looked at Byron.

But then she remembered that string of numbers, and her fear vanished instantly, replaced by a surge of passion.

With so many points, how much commission must she get?!

At that moment, Byron, who was standing by the window feeling a little bored, also noticed the change in the brown-haired salesman's eyes and was quite puzzled by it.

But having been delayed for so long, Byron decided to urge them on.

He raised his hand and knocked on the window: "Is it done yet?"

The brown-haired salesman snapped out of his daze, staring intently at Byron, his voice shifting from polite to sickeningly sweet.

"Hello, the settlement has been completed. Here is the list and detailed information. Please take it. If you need it, I can explain and answer any questions you may have."

Upon receiving the list, Byron, upon hearing the brown-haired salesman's words, was also somewhat nauseated by this sudden change and quickly waved his hand in refusal.

A hint of disappointment flashed in the brown-haired salesman's eyes, but he didn't show it and lowered his head to start operating.

After a series of steps, she spoke again: "Okay, I have transferred your points directly to your payment card. You can check it on the machine now."

Byron nodded, took out his payment card, and placed it on the machine in front of the window.

His magic stone balance and 136 points were immediately displayed above.

Seeing this, Byron nodded in satisfaction, said nothing more, and then turned and left.

Eliza and Gray, who had been waiting behind him, came to his side and walked towards the door, chatting and laughing.

Just then, a young man with somewhat indescribable features walked in from outside, surrounded by a group of people.

At that moment, Byron and his two companions arrived at the door.

The two groups bumped into each other right at the entrance of the mission hall.

Upon hearing the conversation of the group approaching them, Byron and his two companions' expressions turned somewhat strange. How could things be so coincidental?

Knuth also noticed the gazes of Byron and the others, assuming they were also shocked by his research results, and his expression was full of pride.

Especially when he saw Byron's arm, which had been eroded by crystallization, he looked at Byron with disdain and arrogance.

As for Eliza, perhaps out of consideration for her exquisite appearance, he did not show any unusual expression.

However, he suddenly quickened his pace and brushed past Byron.

Byron and the other two even heard Knuth's disdainful snort.

At the same time, some people in the mission hall also noticed the abnormality of the door and turned to look.

Upon seeing the specifics, their faces showed either curiosity or amusement as they all watched intently, paying close attention to how things were unfolding.

But seeing that it was over just like that, they turned away disappointedly.