Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Upon entering the room, Byron looked around.

The room's furnishings perfectly replicate the luxurious style of medieval classical nobility.

Intricate hand-woven wool rugs hang on the walls, and a thick, soft, dark red carpet lies beneath your feet, enough to drown out all footsteps.

In the center of the room stood a large oak four-poster bed, while a sandalwood desk sat by the window.

Neatly stacked on top were brass candlesticks, pure white velvet quill pens, and a stack of parchment exuding a faint scent of ink.

Beside the desk stood a tall, solid wood bookshelf that covered an entire wall, densely packed with all sorts of classics and parchment scrolls.

After taking in the situation in the room, Byron immediately lay face down on the bed, sinking into darkness.

But no one noticed that in the darkness, a barely perceptible glint flashed in Byron's eyes.

Previously, in front of Klevin and the other man, Byron did not take any risks to challenge a wizard's abilities, so he could only let the All-Seeing Eye silently record everything that happened.

Now, it's time to see the results.

"All-Seeing Eye, did you record everything just now?"

[All records have been completed and archived. Would you like to view them?]

"Check."

The next moment, a scene immediately appeared in my mind, starting from Byron stepping into the pillar of light.

However, after skimming through the text for a while and making sure he hadn't missed anything, Byron turned his attention back to the reality before him.

"Universal vision, scan the entire room's layout, searching for any unusual items."

He wanted to see what this so-called surprise Klevin was all about.

[Scanning in progress... Weak residual energy and abnormal mental energy markers detected. Coordinates: Second row, third book; Third row, seventh book; Sixth row, first book.]

Upon seeing this, Byron did not immediately get up.

He patiently lay in bed for a full ten minutes before finally getting out of bed.

Byron never lacked patience.

Only after searching the desk did Byron turn his attention to the bookshelf.

Even so, he continued to pull out one book after another and began to quickly flip through them.

As it flips through the pages, the All-Knowing Eye is recording every single character on the pages at an alarming rate.

Byron would only put down a book after the All-Seeing Eye had finished recording it.

Time passed slowly, and only after learning that the All-Seeing Eye had finished recording everything did Byron put down the "Basic Rules of Wizarding" in his hand.

At this point, the three books had been recorded by the All-Knowing Eye.

The three books are "Basic Meditation Techniques", "A Brief History of Wizarding", and the book I just put down, "Basic Rules of Wizarding".

"The all-seeing eye simultaneously organizes the contents of three books."

[The compilation of "Basic Meditation Methods" has begun and is now complete.]

[The compilation of "A Brief History of Witcher" has begun and is now complete.]

[The "Basic Rules of Wizardry" has been finalized and is now complete.]

[Transfer or not?]

The moment the All-Seeing Eye began, Byron felt as if his brain was being constantly stirred by a wooden stick, making him dizzy and accompanied by waves of throbbing pain.

Fortunately, the sensation came on quickly and went away just as fast, disappearing soon after.

Byron rubbed his still throbbing head slightly, pondering for a moment.

"It seems that the operation of the All-Seeing Eye requires my personal participation. As for that soul-tearing pain..."

Byron's eyes flashed.

"All-seeing eye, scan my body and analyze the reason for my recent abnormality."

[Scanning body... Scan complete, analyzing... Analysis complete, cause of anomaly: caused by a sudden surge in mental stress.]

Looking at this message, Byron's suspicions were perfectly confirmed.

The All-Knowing Eye is like a computer, and its mental power is the computer's sole power source and computing power.

If too many tasks are activated at the same time, and his mental strength cannot keep up, the consequences of forcibly analyzing them are predictable.

However, after absorbing the data from those three books, the All-Knowing Eye has made some progress and has been able to enter the realm of the mind.

This also indirectly illustrates that the more data the All-Knowing Eye has, the more powerful its abilities become, and the more time it requires.

Byron: "The all-seeing eye, digitizing my mental power."

[Analysis in progress... Lacking relevant knowledge and data models, estimated analysis time: 490896 hours and 49 minutes.]

Upon seeing this result, Byron's eye twitched slightly, and he decisively ended the mission.

It seems that before entering a wizarding academy, trying to quantify mental power as precisely as physical constitution is pure wishful thinking.

"All-Knowing Eye, transmit the 'Basic Meditation Method' you just compiled."

This time, Byron dared not proceed with all three at the same time, and only allowed the transmission of the basic meditation method that had been analyzed, which was also what he was most interested in.

In an instant, a torrent of knowledge surged into Byron's mind like a spring.

Byron also learned about the Basic Meditation Method in this regard.

The entire book discusses the essence of spiritual power, the structure of the soul, and how to cultivate meditation techniques...

As the name suggests, the basic meditation method may not be the most powerful, but after countless experiments, researches, and modifications by wizards, it is certainly the most perfect, complete, widely promoted, and most suitable meditation method for beginners.

This meditation method is the same as the Taoist and Buddhist visualization methods that Byron had seen in his previous life. It involves visualizing something in one's mind to enhance one's spiritual power.

The difference is that Buddhism and Taoism focus on visualizing specific things, while the meditation methods of shamans focus on visualizing abstract runes.

Once the runes visualized in one's mental sea and one's mental power reach a certain value, one can become a wizard apprentice.

The wizarding apprenticeship level is divided into three stages: first-class apprentice, second-class apprentice, and third-class apprentice.

The requirements for each stage are also different.

To become a first-class wizard apprentice, one needs to visualize more than nine runes and have more than ten points of mental power; for second-class, it requires more than eighteen runes and twenty points of mental power.

As for third-class wizard apprentices, in addition to visualizing runes and mental strength, there are other requirements, but these are not recorded in the basic meditation method, so Byron had no way of knowing them.

The speed at which one can cultivate meditation techniques is closely related to their aptitude.

Simply put, mental strength determines whether you can cultivate and how fast you can cultivate; elemental affinity determines what you can learn quickly; the soul determines how far you can go; and comprehension determines how fast you can learn.

Therefore, the better one's aptitude, the greater the chance of becoming a wizard.

Upon realizing this, Byron suddenly froze, as if struck by lightning.

and many more!

If the Eye of Omniscience requires his mental energy as its power source...

So, from the moment he stepped onto the deck of this ship, he used his all-seeing eye to record everything.

So, the previous tests were actually inaccurate in judging his aptitude. His talent is higher than that of the top third-class talent, so wouldn't he be able to reach the fourth class?

Thinking of this, Byron smiled.

Although this will lower his rating, his qualifications remain unchanged.

Compared to putting him in the spotlight and constantly being the center of attention, that little bit of trouble is nothing.

Unexpectedly, by sheer chance, he nipped the future danger in the bud.