155: Chapter 154 The Essence of Emerging from the Void

Chapter 155: void self-generating marrow

Freya did not beat around the bush; she spoke the truth of the matter directly.

"These things do not belong to the Blood Pact Alliance at all; they are support provided by the Families behind the alliance. No, they should be called compensation from them."

At this point, a flash of resentment flitted through Freya's eyes.

But this look of resentment was quickly suppressed by her, and she returned to normal.

However, no matter how fast she tried to hide it, she was still noticed by Byron, who had been staring at her.

Byron understood in his heart, realizing why Freya was like this.

After all, in their hearts, they—these children of Families who entered the academy early—had not enjoyed any benefits from their Families, yet they had suffered an undeserved disaster.

They had been severely injured by a foolish action of those Families, which might even make their hopes of becoming an Official Wizard slim.

It was no surprise that there was resentment in their hearts.

Byron could even be certain that within the Blood Pact Alliance, there must be more than just Freya who thought this way; perhaps all of them did.

Thinking of this, Byron was also left clicking his tongue at the academy's methods.

With just a few methods, they not only caused those wizard Families to suffer heavy losses, forcing them to obediently act like dogs in the future.

They also created a rift between these children of Families who entered the academy and their original Families, truly transforming them into students of the academy.

Perhaps in a few years, these wizard Families would disappear completely, and there would only be students of the Dark Eclipse Wizard Academy.

As for why the Blood Pact Alliance could produce these three items, it was highly likely that the smart people in those wizard Families had realized this point and started to win over these members of the alliance.

With this thought, Byron chuckled internally.

However, what did this have to do with him? Regardless of what schemes the academy and the wizard Families had, he only needed to do one thing now.

That was to eat the meat that belonged to him.

A gleam flashed in Byron's eyes: "Freya, I have no interest in hearing you talk about those things. Let us talk about how you intend to trade instead."

Upon hearing Byron's words, Freya took a deep look at him before speaking.

"My request is very simple. You can choose any one of these three items, and I only need three spots."

Byron narrowed his eyes. Three spots in exchange for an item capable of completing an Energy Cycle and autonomously generating magic.

This trade was indeed equivalent, but he still needed to further understand the detailed information about these items.

Byron nodded slightly: "A very reasonable request. I don't seem to have any reason to refuse."

Hearing this, both Freya and Klevin looked happy.

However, Byron's next sentence caused the joy on their faces to fade away again.

"However, before the official trade, I need to know more information about these three items to judge whether they are worth this price."

After a brief silence, Freya nodded: "Very well."

After saying this, Freya seemed to have no intention of introducing the nature of the items to Byron herself; she leaned back, putting on an attitude that it had nothing to do with her.

It was as if her task had already been completed.

At the same time, Klevin spoke up at the right moment with a smile: "Byron, let me introduce these three items to you next. I hope it helps with your subsequent choice."

Byron nodded: "Then thank you."

"You're welcome." Klevin smiled and waved his hand, then pointed to the item placed in the first wooden box, which was a palm-sized clump of glowing moss.

"Myriad Life Moss Mother. This clump is a complete, independent individual."

"The method of use is also very simple. You only need to attach it to the skin on your chest to complete symbiosis. The living vine will rely on its own life transformation mechanism to drive the host to form an Energy Cycle."

"Its advantage is that it has no attribute requirements; any wizard can use it."

"And before advancing to an Official Wizard, its disadvantages are also very obvious: it fears extreme flames and erosion from spatial turbulence. Once damaged, the internal cycle will also collapse accordingly."

Hearing this, Byron didn't say much, and his expression didn't even change.

Long before this, he had learned from Mentor Isolde about the specific circumstances of the five conditions required to advance to an Official Wizard.

Among them, of course, was the condition of the Energy Cycle and autonomous magic generation.

It was not just the Myriad Life Moss Mother that Klevin mentioned that had such disadvantages; almost all items that could help a wizard complete an Energy Cycle and autonomously generate magic had some unavoidable flaws to a greater or lesser extent.

After using them, one or more defects would form because of the Material used.

However, there was no need to worry; these defects would only appear during the Limit Wizard Apprentice period and would all disappear after receiving the baptism and becoming an Official Wizard.

Otherwise, why would it be said that although a Limit Wizard Apprentice and an Official Wizard seem not far apart, the difference between the two is immense, to the point that they cannot even be called the same species?

Seeing Byron's expression was normal, Klevin knew he was aware of the shortcomings of this type of item, so he didn't explain further and continued to introduce the next item, that translucent dark blue crystal.

"void self-generating marrow. Its method of use is very simple: press it against the center of your eyebrows to merge it into your Mental Sea."

"After the crystal enters the Mental Sea, the built-in Void Realm ether capture mechanism will activate, automatically constructing a magic cycle containing spatial elements and achieving autonomous generation, thereby raising the wizard's affinity for spatial elements."

"It even has a certain possibility of amplifying their Aptitude, so for some wizards with spatial Aptitude, this thing is undoubtedly more suitable than general-purpose Materials."

"However, even wizards without spatial Aptitude can use it, though the effect will be slightly lower compared to general-purpose Materials."

"Furthermore, when in a sealed environment without Void Realm fissures, its autonomous magic generation speed will drop significantly."

At this point, Klevin looked up at Byron and said with a smile.

"Byron, if I remember correctly, your affinity for spatial elements is very high, isn't it? You are just a little bit away from touching the edge of Awakening a talent."

"If you use this Material, it is even possible to directly Awaken some kind of spatial talent at the Limit Wizard Apprentice level, and you will definitely be able to Awaken a spatial talent after becoming an Official Wizard."

"So this thing is perfect for you; it is practically prepared specifically for you."

Byron shook his head and sighed: "I didn't expect that you, Klevin, would actually remember my elemental affinity. That is truly incredible."

Although he said this, the expression on Byron's face did not change in the slightest.

Hearing Byron's words, Klevin said with a beaming smile: "It has only been a few years; of course I remember. You are a student whose Aptitude I tested with my own hands; how could I possibly forget?"

Listening to Klevin's exclamation, Byron was noncommittal and did not continue his topic, instead asking: "Then what is the situation with the last one, the Fire Origin Perpetual Magic Potion?"

Hearing this, Klevin did not continue with the previous topic.

"Fire Origin Perpetual Magic Potion, a one-time catalytic magic potion. The method of use is also very rough and simple: just drink it directly."

"After using it, it can increase a wizard's affinity for fire elements and enhance the power of fire elemental wizardry, but it will reduce resistance to ice and water elements."

After listening to Klevin's introduction, Byron did not give an answer immediately.