154: Chapter 153 Energy Cycle, Items that Autonomously Generate Magic

Chapter 154: Energy Cycle, Items for Autonomous Mana Generation

After leaving the restaurant, Byron headed towards the dormitory area; he still needed to say a word to Eliza and the others before going into closed-door experimentation to avoid any misunderstandings.

As for the transaction with the Blood Pact Alliance, since they didn't care, Byron cared even less.

The spots were in his hands; it was they who needed them, not him.

With only ten spots, was there any reason to worry they wouldn't sell?

Once the academy announced the news, the spots in his hands would inevitably become highly sought-after treasures.

"Byron, Byron, wait! Everything just now was a misunderstanding; we came with sincerity!"

Just at that moment, a hurried shout rang out.

The next moment, a panting Klevin blocked Byron's path.

Seeing Klevin like this, Byron was speechless. Even if one were to intercept someone and feign urgency, one should at least use some brainpower, right?

They were all wizards; who didn't know who?

If someone were so panting after running such a short distance, who would even become a wizard?

Therefore, Byron didn't speak, just watched him quietly.

Klevin also felt that what he had done was a bit foolish. He stood up sheepishly, his breathing returned to normal, and he looked at Byron.

"Byron, we came with great sincerity for this transaction; we definitely want to reach a deal with you."

"As for what happened just now..."

Speaking to this point, Klevin paused and carefully scanned his surroundings.

After finding nothing unusual, he whispered, "Byron, you also know that these wizard Families usually practice inbreeding to maintain their bloodlines, so their brains aren't always working well. I hope you can understand."

Hearing Klevin's words, Byron looked at him with a half-smile: "You actually dare to say this? Aren't you worried about the consequences? You've got real guts."

Although the wizard Families supporting the academy had suffered a purge after the previous incident and their strength had been greatly reduced.

But this didn't mean these wizard Families were finished.

As the saying goes, even a rotting ship still has three pounds of nails, let alone these wizard Families that had existed for so long; they must still have hidden trump cards.

If nothing else, at least a few Official Wizards were still present.

So, if it were Byron, he wouldn't dare to say Klevin's words so openly.

Klevin didn't answer his question upon hearing Byron's words, but instead said, "Byron, please believe in our sincerity. Please come back and take another look; it is definitely a good thing."

"If you feel our sincerity is insufficient, I won't shamelessly stop you again after you leave. Please, give us a chance."

Byron felt a stir in his heart upon hearing this: "Fine, since you've said so much, if I don't go take a look, wouldn't that be too unfeeling? Let's go."

He wanted to see what the Blood Pact Alliance had prepared to trade for the spots in his hands, that could make Klevin so confident.

Returning to the private room, Byron's gaze swept over Freya, who was sitting in a chair. He said nothing and sat down in a chair himself.

"Now that I'm back, Klevin, you can speak now, right?"

Klevin smiled and nodded hurriedly, then looked at Freya.

Seeing this, Freya took a deep breath and sat up straight.

She also understood how precious the spots in Byron's hands were to the current Blood Pact Alliance; nothing could go wrong again.

Therefore, she forcibly suppressed the dissatisfaction in her heart and put a smile on her face as she looked at Byron.

"The items are ready; it's this."

As she spoke, several wooden boxes appeared on the table in front of Byron.

The next moment, as Freya opened the wooden boxes one by one, her voice rang out leisurely once more.

"These are the treasures of the Blood Pact Alliance, Materials and potions that can help a Limit Wizard Apprentice complete an Energy Cycle and achieve autonomous mana generation."

Hearing this, Byron's eyes narrowed as he looked at the three wooden boxes placed on the table.

The first wooden box contained a palm-sized object that looked like moss with a fluorescent glow on its surface.

The second wooden box contained a translucent, dark blue crystal.

As for the third wooden box, it contained a bottle of amber-colored potion.

Just as Byron was looking at the items in these three wooden boxes, Freya's voice rang out again.

"These three items are the Myriad Life Moss Mother, void self-generating marrow, and the Fire Element Perpetual Potion."

"Their effects are all the same: as I just said, helping a wizard complete an Energy Cycle and achieve autonomous mana generation."

"How about it? These three items should be very helpful to you, right?"

Byron looked up at Freya with a half-smile: "As long as one is still a Wizard Apprentice and hasn't become an Official Wizard, who wouldn't be interested in these things?"

Freya was delighted and hurriedly asked: "So, does that mean you agree to the trade?"

Byron shook his head: "No rush. Before completing the trade, I have a few questions I want to ask you. If I am satisfied with the answers, it won't be too late to proceed with the trade."

After a moment of thought, Freya nodded, agreeing to Byron's request.

Byron pointed at the three items and said: "Since your organizations were hiding such good things, why did you act so agitated inside the Ghost Marrow Crystal Nest Plane?"

"Judging by your extravagant attitude of casually taking out three items with the same effect, your inventory cannot be small."

"But don't you dare tell me that you simply don't have anything to help a Limit Wizard Apprentice achieve a qualitative change in Mental Energy; I won't believe that."

Freya was stunned upon hearing this, then looked at Byron in surprise, as if looking at something strange.

Seeing this look from Freya, Byron frowned slightly.

"Why are you looking at me like that? Is it because of me? That joke isn't funny."

Freya did not laugh, but shook her head slowly.

"Byron, you thought wrong. Not to mention our Blood Pact Alliance, even the Fallen Sun Council, or any other apprentice organization in the academy, would not and could not have such things."

"Who do you think would be so self-sacrificing as to give away the Materials they worked so hard to obtain that allow one to advance to an Official Wizard?"

"It's impossible, unless one uses items of the same level to trade, and they must be things the other party doesn't have, only then might they agree."

"Your words are contradictory. If that's the case, then why are you able to suddenly take out..."

Speaking to this point, Byron's questioning suddenly stopped, and a look of realization appeared in his eyes.

He seemed to have guessed where these things came from and why they appeared in Freya's hands.

And Freya, seeing the expression on Byron's face, realized that he had guessed the truth of the matter and nodded slightly.