151: Chapter 150 Dimensional Flash

Chapter 151 Dimensional Flash

A fingertip tapped lightly on the screen.

The next moment, the options that had been lying quietly on the screen vanished, replaced by rows of text from top to bottom.

Evocation Spells, Curse Spells, Psychic Spells, Soul Spells, Mechanical Spells, Elemental Spells, Necromancy Spells, Spatial Spells, Astral Spells...

Categories of spells, already sorted and classified, appeared quietly before Byron's eyes.

The first category Byron chose was indeed Spells.

This was not only because it was a requirement for a Third-Rank Wizard Apprentice to promote to a Limit Wizard Apprentice.

Another reason was that in three years, Byron would have to travel to that unknown world of gods, and he needed a First-circle Spell as a trump card to ensure his safety.

Therefore, Byron selected the Spells option first.

As for which spell to choose...

Looking at the various spell categories displayed on the screen, Byron sighed inwardly; it was time to use his super intelligence again. "Omniscience, analyze my current situation and select the most suitable spell category for me!"

[Analyzing... Analysis complete.]

[Based on existing data, the recommended priorities are: Elemental Spells, Spatial Spells, Transmutation Spells, Curse Spells.]

[Spatial Spells: Ignores physical distance, can instantly cross spatial obstacles, suitable for infiltration, surprise attacks, and escapes; unaffected by elemental restraints...]

[Elemental Spells: Extremely strong attacks, large coverage area, wide adaptability...]

[Curse Spells: Concealed effects, difficult to detect or dispel, can be cast remotely, no direct contact required...]

Looking at the three options listed by the Eye of Omniscience and their accompanying pros and cons, Byron rubbed his chin and fell into deep thought.

If he chose Spatial Spells, he could fight and run; the survivability was extremely high, which was indeed suitable for his current situation.

Elemental Spells were also quite good; they had great power, wide coverage, and through magical leverage, one could even mobilize elements far exceeding one's own, which was also excellent.

Curse Spells were also feasible; he could act without showing himself, which wouldn't expose his existence, and it could serve as a deterrent to prevent others from leaking his existence.

All three types of spells were very suitable; how should he choose?

Before long, Byron suddenly raised his head to look at the screen and firmly tapped it with his finger.

In the end, Byron chose Spatial Spells. There was no other reason; this type of spell offered extreme survivability.

After all, before becoming an Official Wizard, one only has one life. Only by keeping one's life can one have the qualification to talk about anything else.

Furthermore, he possessed a talent for space. Combining the two was clearly more suitable for him than other spells!

As Byron's finger tapped the line displaying Spatial Spells on the screen, the other spell categories instantly vanished, replaced by various types of spatial spells.

Looking at the various spatial spells displayed on the screen, Byron patiently looked through them one by one.

Dimensional Flash Effect: One, you can establish two spatial nodes within the range of your Mental Energy to perform directional teleportation.

Two, when used directly, it requires continuous consumption of Mental Energy to perform long-distance spatial jumps, and the direction and location cannot be determined.

Exclusive Prerequisite Knowledge: Dual-node resonance bridging principle, load offset calculation, short-range dimensional channel dissipation laws.

Exclusive Runes: Displacement resonance rune group, lightweight anchor rune, landing point correction stability rune.

Dimensional Cage, Spatial Refraction, Dimensional Rift... (The detailed explanations for the other three spatial spells are in the author's notes; I won't pad the word count.)

[All spatial spells must complete the following general basic theoretical prerequisites.]

[Ether Binary Division Theory, Micro-Spatial Node Basic Theory, Spatial Energy Loss Basic Formula, Spatial Disturbance Identification Theory, Three Categories of Basic Spatial Inscriptions, Rune Energy Lock Basics.]

The more Byron read, the colder his heart became. By the end, his heart had gone completely cold, and he was furious.

Is this f***ing learning spells? What kind of sane person learns spells like this?!

Those prerequisite knowledge points were fine; they were all basic knowledge that Byron had already mastered. But those exclusive prerequisite knowledge points and exclusive runes—damn it—were all knowledge at the level of an Official Wizard.

Let alone the fact that he could only exchange for three pieces of Official Wizard-level knowledge right now, even five would be far from enough!

If Spatial Spells were in this sorry state, then other Official Wizard spells wouldn't be any better!

Isn't this going to kill him? No wonder there are so many Third-Rank Wizard Apprentices in the academy, but so few Limit Wizard Apprentices.

At first, he thought it was because the exchange tasks were difficult to complete, but he never expected that the real trap was here! Damn it!!!

Byron gritted his teeth until they creaked. After fuming for a while, Byron took a few deep breaths and managed to calm his mood.

Things had reached this point; no matter what, he could only continue forward. Finally, based on his own needs, the Eye of Omniscience provided several Spatial Spells.

After some comparison, Byron ultimately chose Dimensional Flash, a spatial spell capable of long-distance spatial jumps.

As the saying goes, during the Wizard Apprentice stage, you only have one life. If you can choose something for self-preservation, choose it; perhaps he might just save his life with this.

After Byron selected "Dimensional Flash", the screen suddenly exited and returned to the initial page.

At the same time, on the wall of the room, which previously had no gaps or exits other than the main door, a crack suddenly split open and kept widening.

Seeing this, Byron's expression did not change; he watched the gradually widening crack quietly.

Until the crack was wide enough for a person to squeeze through, only then did Byron walk into it with a cold face.

The passage inside the crack was pitch black; it was impossible to see what was around. The passage was very short, and Byron soon reached the end.

At this moment, at the end of the passage, a bionic robot that looked exactly like a human was standing there quietly, holding a wooden tray with a crystal ball on it.

The reason Byron could recognize it as a bionic robot at a glance was because, don't forget the rules here, and he had bought one himself. Having spent so long with it, he considered himself quite familiar with bionic robots, which is why he could tell at a glance.

"Hello, Wizard Byron. This is the 'Dimensional Flash' you selected. After you swear the oath, you may view the knowledge stored within in my presence."

Although Byron's face remained cold, upon hearing the bionic robot speak, he nodded in response.

As for the oath that needed to be sworn, it was the same old routine: one must not privately impart the knowledge, one must not intentionally leak it... Therefore, Byron recited it directly.

Seeing this, the bionic robot held out the wooden tray in its hand. Byron did not hesitate and immediately took the crystal ball in his hand.

It was the same old routine; he let the Eye of Omniscience act as a medium to process the stored information before transmitting it to himself.

As the Eye of Omniscience transferred the knowledge from the crystal ball into Byron's mind, his eyes gradually brightened. By the end, they could even be described as radiant, and his face displayed an expression of incredible excitement!