Wizard: I use my omniscience to interpret the truth.

Dylan didn't leave Byron wondering for long before he spoke frankly.

"We've actually considered what you're saying, but the uncertainties are too high and the risks are too great; we can't take the risk."

"Because the primordial crystal can only exist for twelve hours after leaving its original plane. After twelve hours, it will become a piece of junk and will be of no use."

"Moreover, after obtaining the Origin Crystal Essence, it will inevitably attract the attention of other fellow Limit Wizard apprentices, who will certainly try every means to seize it in order to obtain it."

"Therefore, the longer this thing stays outside, the greater the risk of it getting lost. The only option is to refine it into a potion and distribute it as soon as possible."

Byron understood the underlying meaning in Dylan's words and realized why Dylan had asked him to refine it, even at the risk of failure.

Even though the Primal Essence Crystal does not lose its effect in different planes, no one feels at ease if it is in someone else's hands, fearing that it will be embezzled or taken away by other apprentices.

Not only do the custodians face immense pressure, but everyone else does too.

Therefore, the only option is to refine it into a magic potion as soon as possible and distribute it to each individual for safekeeping.

In this way, even if something goes wrong with the potion, it's their own problem, not the custodian's.

This method was the safest for them, but not for Byron.

Because once the potion was concocted, he was unable to consume it for a short period of time.

This will inevitably attract the covetous eyes of others, and will certainly cause him inconvenience.

Byron fell silent, pondering whether he should get involved in this mess.

Seeing Byron like this, neither Dylan nor Loris urged him, waiting for his answer.

But the next moment, Byron suddenly raised his head and looked at Dylan.

"President, I agree. Tell me when you're ready, and I'll take you in and help you find the Mother Nest."

"After you successfully obtain the Origin Crystal, you can also send it to me, and I will be responsible for refining it into a magic potion."

Upon hearing this, both Dylan and Loris smiled with joy.

Given Byron's personality, they thought he would need to think about it for a long time, or even refuse.

But to their surprise, the other party agreed so readily, which was completely unexpected.

Dylan laughed loudly, "Alright, Byron, I knew I hadn't misjudged you. I mean what I say. As long as you successfully concoct the potion, I'll definitely share some with you!"

Loris, who had been silent until now, finally spoke up: "Yes, Elena and I are good friends, and Elena is here too. We'll definitely keep our word!"

Byron first smiled and nodded, then spoke again:

"However, President, let me make this clear beforehand: I'll be responsible for finding the Mother Nest and crafting the potions. As for other things, like attacking the Mother Nest, I'm sorry to say that."

"Furthermore, I need a safe and quiet place when I'm making potions. Otherwise, if I'm suddenly disturbed while making potions, well..."

Byron didn't say what came next, but the meaning behind his words was quite clear.

Byron's concerns were not unfounded. Although disturbances were not allowed in the camp, even the strictest rules could not stop the covetousness of those blinded by greed.

And there will never be a shortage of people in this world who are willing to take risks.

Dylan smiled and nodded: "Don't worry, we'll only let you lead the way and concoct potions. After all, if something happens to you in battle, we'll regret it to death."

"So even if you want to fight, we won't allow it."

"As for the latter, you can rest assured that we will definitely be outside watching over you while you are making potions, so that you will not be disturbed."

"After all, this is not just your business, it's our business too."

Hearing this, Byron was finally relieved.

After chatting and laughing for a while, the group said goodbye. They needed to inform the other participants and make some necessary preparations.

Even if this first attempt is just a search rather than an immediate action, the necessary preparations should still be made.

After leaving his residence, Dylan's eyes suddenly turned cold as he glanced at various corners of the street.

Loris's face hardened: "Dylan, do you want me to get rid of these bedbugs?! They're absolutely disgusting."

Elena also noticed something was wrong, and her mood became extremely bad as a result.

Because she was not only a member of the Sunfall Council, but also Byron's senior.

But Dylan just smiled and shook his head: "Don't bother with these shady rats, they'll pay the price later."

As he said this, Dylan's smile was icy cold.

Upon hearing this, Loris and the other woman fell silent and stopped speaking.

Byron, who stood at the door watching the three leave, had a dark and inscrutable expression.

His actions undoubtedly carried a great risk, and he was very likely to be targeted by other students who, like Dylan, were also apprentices of the Limit Wizard.

Their peaceful life might be disrupted as a result.

Or rather, it has already been broken.

Byron glanced out of the corner of his eye at a dark corner of the street outside his residence.

The place was completely empty at the moment, without a single person in sight.

If he remembered correctly, there should have been someone there before.

It's gone now; it seems it went to tip off others.

There are at least three or four more places like this on this street.

But at this moment, there was no one left.

This situation began when Byron was refused visits from those organizations.

It seems a fierce storm is about to hit.

But why did Byron agree to it when he knew the risks were so great?

Because he knew in his heart that if he didn't seize this opportunity, he would definitely regret missing it when he reached the level of a Limitless Wizard Apprentice.

Although he didn't know how much time or how many conditions he would need to meet to become a formal wizard, he understood one thing.

Those who do not plan for the world are not enough for a moment; those who do not plan for the overall situation are not enough for one area.

If we don't start planning now, are we supposed to wait until we become a Limitless Wizard Apprentice before we start planning? By then it will be too late.

He hadn't forgotten that he still carried the burden of the academy's twenty-year agreement.

If one does not become a formal wizard within these twenty years, then one must fulfill the agreement, serve the academy, and do hard labor.

They might be thrown into the battlefield of interplanes and fall into endless warfare.

Even if you become a Limit Wizard Apprentice, re-signing the agreement will be useless.

Because after the agreement is renegotiated, one will still have to serve the college; it's just a matter of whether the treatment is better or worse, but it's impossible to be exempted from it.

Because the time limit for students to study at the academy is twenty years, and Byron has been at the academy for so long, he has never seen a student who has exceeded the time limit still in the academy.

And this can also be gleaned from Dylan and his group.

Otherwise, why would they be in such a hurry, preferring to give up profits to Byron rather than delay?

Dylan is the president of the Sunfall Council, so he definitely knows more than Byron.

Even he is like this; it's hard not to feel terrified about what this represents.

Besides, he just wanted a smooth transition to reduce the chances of something unexpected happening.

But that doesn't mean he's timid or cowardly; when the time comes, he certainly won't hesitate to take action.

Otherwise, if it keeps hiding in its shell, it will really become a turtle.

Now that we've decided to wade into these muddy waters, we should prepare ourselves properly, whether it's for dealing with the Worm Clan or other wizard apprentices.

Byron strolled back to his residence, closed the door, leaving only the magic circle emitting a faint glow.

Meanwhile, the various organizations located throughout the wizarding settlements reacted differently upon receiving the news, some observing and others taking action...