138: Chapter 137 Quotas

Thinking of this, the two hurriedly wanted to start explaining and say something.

But before the two could speak, they were interrupted by Byron again.

"Just let one person speak; hearing both of you at the same time gives me a headache."

Hearing this, Klevin and Andrei exchanged a glance and decided that Klevin would do the talking.

Andrei took a step back, while Klevin stepped forward.

Klevin organized his words slightly and honestly stated the entire purpose of their visit, not daring to hold back anything.

The reason was simple: you can hide things for a while, but not forever.

"Byron, we are now members of the Blood Pact Alliance. We came this time because, among our organization, we are the only ones with a closer relationship to you, so the leader sent us to find you."

"We are just here to sound you out and see your attitude toward this matter. As for the specific terms, our leader will come to discuss them with you personally next time, and we guarantee you will be satisfied."

Hearing Klevin's words, Byron glanced at the two with surprise.

He hadn't expected that they would have joined the Blood Pact Alliance.

Looking at them, it seemed they had only joined recently, or perhaps the last time they ferried the students was their initiation gift to join the Blood Pact Alliance.

After all, if that wasn't the case, why would they have worked so hard?

It was just that the luck of these two was really quite poor.

Byron thought of the Family rebellion from a year ago.

The Blood Pact Alliance, established with a Family background, would inevitably be implicated. While it wouldn't be disbanded, suffering a severe blow to its vitality was unavoidable.

In this way, the two who had intended to find a backer had instead walked straight into a pitfall.

A hint of emotion surfaced in Byron's eyes as he looked at the two.

Klevin and Andrei noticed the change in Byron's expression and revealed bitter smiles, realizing what he was thinking.

However, they didn't say anything, as this was simply the truth.

"Byron, our purpose is to trade for a few quotas from your hands. As long as it is something we can provide, feel free to name your price," Klevin said, looking at Byron with a solemn expression.

Hearing Klevin's words, Byron's brain froze for a moment.

Quotas? What quotas? What quotas did he have in his hands that he didn't even know about?

But after a little thought, Byron realized what it was.

The quotas they spoke of must be his rewards, which was the main purpose of him going out today.

Thinking of this, Byron felt speechless; he, the person directly involved, didn't even know, yet others knew before him.

He really didn't know what to say about this.

Perhaps Klevin saw what Byron was thinking, or perhaps he just didn't want to offend Byron.

He hurriedly explained: "Byron, we didn't intend to pry; it really is because of the impact of that incident."

"Our Blood Pact Alliance was hit too hard, resulting in severe damage, and it might even be unable to recover."

At this point, Klevin subconsciously hedged his words.

Although he knew the academy wouldn't punish you for speaking ill of it, his experiences over the past year made him do this anyway.

"Of course, I'm not saying the academy is bad. The academy didn't do anything wrong; it's very fair."

"But as members of the Blood Pact Alliance, how could we watch it go from a top organization in the academy to a third-rate one overnight?"

"This is unacceptable to all members, so we have been inquiring everywhere to seek an opportunity for change."

"During this time, an Official Wizard who came from the Blood Pact Alliance still had some lingering feelings for the alliance and couldn't bear to see it decline, so they told us this news in advance."

Having said this, Klevin looked at Byron apologetically: "Byron, we have no intention of prying into your interests, but this is our last piece of information, and we still want to try."

"Of course, we also understand that you wouldn't give up a portion of your own interests for nothing, so we are willing to trade for it equally."

Hearing Klevin's words, Byron's guess was confirmed.

The quotas they spoke of were indeed his rewards.

As for what Klevin said, Byron chose to believe part of it.

That included their purpose—

As for the rest, Byron wouldn't believe a single word.

Leaving other things aside, perhaps the leader of the alliance really had feelings for the alliance and didn't want it to decline.

But Klevin and the other one had just joined the alliance; how could they have feelings for it so quickly? Especially regarding wizards—that would be a joke.

Take Byron himself as an example; he also joined the Fallen Sun Council, but would he really be willing to sacrifice himself for the council?

Don't be ridiculous. If he said that, regardless of whether others believed it, Byron himself certainly wouldn't.

Byron knew this point, and Dylan and the others knew it too.

It was precisely because of this that after Byron returned to the academy, other than Dylan visiting to express his condolences and show the council's concern, they hadn't met again.

Judging others by himself, if Byron was like this, how much more so for Klevin and the others?

As for why Klevin and the others were like this, Byron guessed that although the alliance might have been purged during the student stage, leading to a severe loss of vitality, this didn't mean the Official Wizards would be the same.

Klevin and the others were working so hard to put on a show for those Official Wizards, with the goal of seeking opportunities and support to become Official Wizards themselves.

However, Byron didn't say much about this.

Because no matter what their plans were, as long as it didn't harm his own interests, it was fine.

Byron didn't directly answer Klevin's request, but changed the subject and asked:

"I want to know all the information you have about me from that Official Wizard. I think you should be able to satisfy my curiosity on this matter."

Hearing this, Klevin didn't hesitate or consult with Andrei, and directly nodded in agreement.

"This is a very simple matter. I agree, Byron. Let this serve as a way to promote the friendship between our two sides."

Klevin didn't specify whether it was promoting the friendship between the alliance and Byron, or between the two of them and Byron.

Byron didn't care about this either.

He only cared about the information he didn't know yet.

Even if he could find out from Mentor Isolde later, knowing a bit in advance would be good for planning strategies for what might happen later, so he wouldn't make mistakes when reacting on the spot.

After all, this concerned his own interests.

"That respected Official Wizard didn't reveal too much to us; he only revealed one item."

"A quota. A quota that allows people to go to the world that was searched out from the deity you captured."