106: Chapter 106 Wizard Colony

Upon hearing this, Byron's eyes lit up. He hadn't expected Mentor Isolde to be so understanding, or perhaps the benefits behind this deity exceeded his imagination, making Mentor Isolde feel happy?

But regardless, it didn't have any impact on him.

Just as Byron was marveling, Isolde's cold, clear voice rang out, beginning to answer Byron's doubts.

"Actually, you don't need to worry or care too much about the taboos regarding Mortal kingdoms. As long as you aren't slaughtering a city or using over a hundred thousand people for experiments, you won't violate the taboos."

"In fact, if you take action later to deal with other deities entering the Wizard World, not only will you not be violating any taboos, but the Wizard Council might even reward you."

As Isolde reached the end of her sentence, she flashed a smile at Byron, her eyes carrying a hint of playfulness.

Upon hearing this, Byron shuddered, a bitter smile appearing on his face as he waved his hands repeatedly.

"Mentor, please don't tease me. I'm just a small Wizard Apprentice; how could I possibly have the capability to alarm the Wizard Council?"

The Wizard Council was the largest organization in the Wizard World, and the entire Wizard World was managed by them.

Once every Wizard Apprentice became an Official Wizard, they were considered to have automatically joined the Wizard Council and were subject to the Wizard Council's deployment.

It was said—just hearsay, mind you—that every one of the top-level wizards in the Wizard Council had the ability to destroy the Wizard World.

This destruction didn't refer to destroying the Wizard World itself, but rather the entire Wizard civilization.

A question popped up in Byron's mind again: "Mentor, why does the Wizard Council care so much about Mortals? Is there some hidden secret behind this?"

Isolde subconsciously retorted: "You don't know?"

Hearing this, Byron was dumbfounded. Should I know?

If I knew, would I still be asking you?! That's ridiculous!

After saying this, Isolde saw Byron's shocked expression and realized what she had done. She slapped her own forehead and smiled apologetically.

"I'm truly sorry, Byron. I forgot that you aren't an Official Wizard yet and haven't fulfilled the contract, so it's not strange that you don't know."

A look of embarrassment suddenly appeared on Isolde's cold, beautiful face, leaving Byron momentarily stunned.

It was just that Isolde had always been cold and icy before, so seeing her smile like this, full of vitality, the contrast was simply too great.

However, Byron only lost his focus for a moment before Isolde's voice pulled him back, and he pricked up his ears to listen carefully.

"However, this kind of information should have waited until you became an Official Wizard to be told to you, but since it's not important information anyway, and you asked, I'll tell you."

Hearing this, Byron was excited; he hadn't expected to be able to hear news at this level.

Although information at the Official Wizard level didn't have much use for him while he was still at the Wizard Apprentice level.

This didn't mean that information at that level lacked value; on the contrary, it was precisely because their value was so great that they didn't have much value for a low-level existence like Byron—it was just that he couldn't use it at this stage.

However, although Byron couldn't use this kind of information yet, it was excellent for broadening his horizons.

"Wizards have been conquering worlds for so long, and the number of worlds completely conquered is countless. How to manage so many worlds is another problem."

"After all, the time, energy, and resources spent to completely conquer a world are an incomparably huge number."

"If one were to just plunder all the resources of a world and then abandon it, that would be too wasteful."

"You must know that apart from the resources and culture on it, the most precious thing about a world is the world itself."

"You must know that to become a true world, it must first start growing from a barren planet, then transform into a plane, and only then can it become a complete world."

"The standard for judging whether it is a complete world is simple: just see if this world has developed a World Will, a World Barrier, and whether a powerhouse at the level of a World Lord has been born."

Speaking of this, a look of yearning appeared in Isolde's eyes.

At this moment, Byron didn't care what Isolde was thinking; he was desperately recording what Isolde was saying.

Although this information was brief, the amount of information it contained was huge.

Isolde regained her focus: "I've digressed. Let's get back to why the Wizard Council cares so much about Mortals."

"That is because after those conquered worlds have their resources scraped clean, they all become subsidiary worlds of the Wizard civilization, turning into colonies."

"Every completely conquered world has a complete set of procedures: after scraping external resources and retaining a certain number of the original world's races, Mortals will be transferred over from the Wizard World."

"And these Mortals will take root in those worlds, multiply, and slowly expand their scale. This is a long process, and in the process, many wizards will naturally be born."

"And these colonies then become reserve bases for various organizations or academies to cultivate wizards."

"Just like our Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy, we also have such cultivation bases. It's just that because the Dark Erosion Stigmata achieved the Stigmata relatively recently, we only have two such bases, which cannot compare to those established academies that have dozens or even hundreds."

Hearing this, a look of shock appeared on Byron's face. He knew the Wizard World was powerful, but he hadn't expected it to be powerful to this extent.

But the next moment, a question welled up in his heart: "Since every academy has its own wizard cultivation base, then why..."

Without waiting for Byron to finish speaking, Isolde interrupted him with a smile that wasn't quite a smile.

"You want to ask why various Wizard Academies still set up academies in the Wizard World, recruit students from the Wizard World, and value you all so much?"

Byron nodded silently.

Isolde shook her head slightly: "These things are not for you to know right now, and I have no way to tell you. This is the rule."

"If you really want to know the inside story, then become an Official Wizard as soon as possible. Once you become an Official Wizard, you will be qualified to know these things."

After saying this, without waiting for Byron to speak, Isolde waved her hand: "Alright, let's not waste any more time on this topic. Let's talk about another thing you are interested in."

Hearing Mentor Isolde's words, Byron knew he couldn't fight against authority, so he could only nod.

After all, he was just a small Wizard Apprentice; it was impossible for him to forcibly impose his will on Mentor Isolde, an Official Wizard.

Seeing Byron so obedient, Isolde nodded with satisfaction.

Having curiosity is a good thing, but not knowing when to advance or retreat is not very good. It is even considered terrible for a Wizard Apprentice not to respect an Official Wizard.

Even if this Official Wizard is his mentor.