Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

As Byron had predicted, one after another, different organizations came knocking on his door, such as the Shadow Hand and the Bloodsail Alliance.

However, after hearing that Byron had joined the Sunfall Wizard Apprentice Council, these organizations said nothing more and turned to leave.

After another organization left, Byron waited a while longer to make sure no one else came looking for him before closing the door and starting to rest.

.........

the other side.

In the hall of the Fallen Sun Council, the dozen or so people who had been discussing countermeasures earlier had already left, leaving only three people waiting for news from Elena and her companion.

This included the rugged-looking young man, the red-haired girl who had made the first suggestion, and a young man completely shrouded in a long robe.

"Ivan, do you think Elena can complete the mission?" the rugged-looking young man suddenly asked.

The young man, whose face was obscured, slowly shook his head: "I don't know Dylan or Byron's personality, so I can't calculate the success rate."

Dylan gave a wry smile: "What's your opinion?"

Ivan shook his head again: "This kind of judgment is distorted. Even if you figure it out, it's useless. It's better not to think about it."

Hearing their conversation, the red-haired girl Loris, who was sitting to the side, couldn't help but say, "Alright, Ivan, Dylan, can you two be quiet for a while?"

"Since you're so worried now, why didn't you go and discuss it yourself before? What's the point of saying all this now?!"

Dylan and Ivan exchanged a glance but said nothing more.

They dared not say much about this fiery girl who was Elena's best friend.

Although she appeared very rational at the previous meeting, those who know her know that that was her state when facing problems and conducting experimental research.

In her daily life, she's like a fiery little pepper that explodes at the slightest provocation, which is partly due to her choice of the wizarding path.

"I'm back! Rejoice! Byron has agreed to join our Council of Fallen Wizards after my persuasion!"

Just then, an excited shout came from outside the hall.

The three of them, Roy and his companions, turned to look at the gate almost simultaneously.

At that moment, Elena walked in from outside, looking excited.

As she walked, Elena kept shouting about how difficult and hard she had worked, and Byron eventually agreed after all her efforts.

After listening to Elena's story, Dylan, as the president of the Sunfall Council, naturally praised Elena with a smile and commended her for her hard work, promising that he would never forget her contributions.

After saying this, Dylan's expression became serious. Looking at the people present, he spoke in a steady voice.

"Since Byron has agreed to join our Fallen Sun Wizard Apprentice Council, it means he has agreed to exchange the information he has about the forbidden desert."

"So now we need to think carefully about how to deal with the desert mother hive and what preparations we should make."

Upon hearing Dylan's words, Elena frowned and waved her hand dismissively.

"It's best if you three extreme wizard apprentices discuss these things. I won't get involved; just thinking about them gives me a headache."

Upon hearing Elena's words, Loris immediately stood up, hands on her hips: "Elena, this thing is also... for you..."

"Alright, alright, Loris, you know me, so don't try to persuade me. Just tell me what you need. I'll be going now."

With that, Elena pulled Corin and walked outside.

Seeing this, Loris wanted to say something more, but Dylan waved her hand to stop her.

"Loris, we've known Elena for so long, and you're her good friend, so you should know her personality. Let her go."

Just then, Elena seemed to remember something, and suddenly stopped, turned around, and called out.

"Dylan, I forgot to tell you, Byron is my junior, and also a student of Master Isolde. He can already independently brew potions and has gained the master's favor. You know what I'm talking about."

This time it was Dylan's turn to panic. He quickly shouted, "Elena, stop right there and explain yourself!"

But Elena paid no attention to Dylan, laughing heartily as she walked out of the hall without stopping for a second.

At this moment, Loris and Ivan, seeing Dylan's annoyed expression, couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Dylan was not annoyed by this; he simply reached out and scratched his thick, long hair.

"I should have kept Elena here earlier. She's so annoying for only saying half of what she meant."

When Lorraine heard Dylan mention Elena, she became unhappy: "Dylan, Elena has done enough already, and you still want her to do more work? You're really something else."

"Don't forget, while this is important to the other members, it's the most important thing for the three of us, and it's something we absolutely cannot afford to fail!"

Dylan nodded with a wry smile: "Loris, of course I understand what you're saying, but the Primal Crystal of the Plane is crucial to whether we can achieve a qualitative leap in our spiritual power. We absolutely cannot fail!"

"Moreover, Elena's junior, Byron, is now even more important to us, as he can not only lead us to the desert mother nest."

"He can also help us expand our gains, turning materials that were originally only usable into more potions. Do you know what that means?"

Loris nodded: "Of course I understand. Being able to refine the crystal marrow into potions means that more members will join this operation and contribute more effort."

"To expand the interests that originally belonged only to us into the interests of all members!"

Ivan then spoke up: "The future is bright, but there's still one problem: whether Byron's knowledge of potions is sufficient for him to concoct that potion."

"What price should we pay to make him take us to the desert mother's lair and have him brew potions for us...?"

"These are all things we need to think about carefully."

Dylan shook his head: "We really need to think about how to resolve this. If we don't resolve it, then everything is just an illusion for us, and it's meaningless."

Loris then spoke up, "Moreover, conquering the desert mother nest will definitely be an extremely difficult task, so preparations must be thorough."

The three of them fell silent almost simultaneously, seemingly lost in thought.

From that moment on, the lights in the hall never went out, and the sounds of arguing could be heard from time to time.

.........

The next day, at Byron's residence.

Byron looked at the entire residence enveloped by the magic circle he had brought back from the workshop and nodded in satisfaction.

Although there are explicit rules in the wizarding quarters prohibiting wizarding apprentices from fighting or causing damage within them.

However, he would likely be staying in the house for the next three months, so for safety reasons, Byron purchased a magic circle for protection.

A magic circle is a form of "magic" that uses countless runes to create a tangible representation of the wizard's needs.

However, this kind of "witchcraft" is very different from the witchcraft that wizards can use at any time.

One type is depicted and solidified in reality, while the other is solidified in the wizard's spiritual sea.

However, even though they are at the same level, the energy they can manipulate is vastly different.

Just like the circle that teleported Byron and the others here before, it was a kind of magic circle, a solidified "witchcraft".

If a wizard were to cast this kind of "witchcraft" alone to teleport so many people at once, he would definitely be drained and it would be impossible to succeed.

However, if a few people inscribe the magic circle in reality and make it tangible, and then have an independent energy supply, this risk is eliminated.

The most important reason Byron set up this magic circle was that it could prevent outsiders from disturbing him while he was conducting experiments, thus preventing the experiments from failing.

Now that I've arranged my own accommodation, I truly understand how good the academy is.

The dormitory is not only large, but also fully equipped, with meditation rooms, laboratories, and more.

And most importantly, it doesn't cost any money.

The thought of this made Byron want to curse.

Byron was truly astonished that the monthly rent for the bungalow he lived in was ten magic stones or two points!