With the deal completed, the onlookers gradually dispersed. Du You noticed there were indeed so professionals around, but no one ca forward to annoy Du You.
Previously, Du You’s Capital University student ID had given them quite a scare. The nearby school kids or those who hadn’t made it into university, their status and future achievents were simply incomparable to Du You’s.
Shortly after, under the guidance of the old man, Du You and the two trembling sisters arrived at the Followers Certification Institution.
The so-called Followers Certification Institution was in fact a garden-style building, appearing like a regular office. Being able to build such an establishnt in the middle of a marketplace, the power of this Certification Institution was probably not simple.
"Hello, what service do you need?" As soon as the old man stepped in, a lady attendant walked towards him. The attendant was not human though. Judging by her ears and tail, she belonged to the Cat Clan or the Tiger Clan.
The old man felt kind of awkward and quickly stepped back, making way for Du You. The worker quickly figured out who the real client was. After all, how could an ordinary person possibly require their services?
Despite this, the attendant’s attitude remained very good. As a professionally trained attendant, no matter who the client was, her deanor never changed. Only this ti, her client was Du You.
Du You casually said, "I need to carry out a follower certification."
Seeing the two girls behind him, she imdiately understood the situation. Such circumstances were very common and occurred many tis every month. If it weren’t for the fact this area was on the outskirts of the city, there would be even more certifications.
"Please follow to the Certification Hall." The attendant turned her head and led the way.
Du You was unperturbed, thinking about when he received similar treatnt in the Other World. Back then, he was a noble, enjoying a much higher status than his current situation.
Seeing Du You’s attitude, the worker beca even more careful. This was not an ordinary professional; an ordinary professional would not have such an attitude. Regardless of whether it was for backing power or so other reason, this was a VIP they needed to try to win over. Perhaps more cooperation would follow in the future.
When they arrived at the Certification Hall, a ticulous man in the back respectfully bowed.
This person was a human, standing out quite a bit in an area mostly consisting of non-humans. He did not mind this, directly gesturing from behind the counter and asking, "In need of certification? Please show your ID."
"This gentleman is our lobby manager. All certifications must go through him."
Du You nodded slightly, then the old man stepped forward, taking out his phone and ID. Verification was quick and the old man’s identity was confird almost instantly.
Next, it was the two girls’ turn for certification. They were a bit cautious, not having phones but only their IDs. But it didn’t seem to matter.
"Is it you two who want to follow this professional?" The staffer asked without even looking up. It seed like a routine inquiry, the answer from them was not necessary. On such a populous marketplace where ’followership’ occurred, it was understood what this was. It happened so frequently every year that they were now numb to it.
Without waiting for the two girls to nod, the worker already confird their certifications, "It’s done now. From this mont forward, the two of you are this gentleman’s followers. If anything unexpected happens in the future, our certification agency will demand a full investigation."
Now that they had officially registered their nas here, the old man felt a bit disappointed but couldn’t say more about it.
Seeing the old man’s hopeful gaze, Du You offered him ten crystal coins. "What’s the matter, don’t you want these?" The old man didn’t take them, puzzling Du You. Did he regret it? Would it be of any use to regret it now?
Who would’ve thought that the old man timidly suggested, "Sir, could, could this be done via transfer?"
Okay then, retracting his initial verdict, the old man did have lots of life experience. His quick reaction was impressive.
Even Du You hadn’t thought of this. Giving crystal coins directly could possibly result in theft. After all, this marketplace was full of people watching as the old man walked in. As an ordinary person, it was common to be robbed when leaving the market.
But if it were a bank transfer, that would be a different story. In general, robbery wouldn’t include the wealth on these bank accounts. In this aspect, union supervision was very strict.
"Fine then, let’s do a transfer." Seeing the bank account number given by the old man, Du You instructed his wrist elf to transfer ten crystal coins. The old man happily ran outside, not caring about the increasing crying of the two girls behind him, without even turning back. Anyone who saw his radiant smile would think he had hit a jackpot.
The old man had made up his mind. After returning ho, he would sell two crystal coins imdiately and move his whole family sowhere safer, cutting all ties with this place. From then on, the life of his family was all that mattered.
If his two sons beca professionals in the future, it wouldn’t be impossible for them to obtain a native status of the Capital. This bright future made him happier the more he thought about it.
"Alright, you two stop crying. From now on, live well with ."
Du You casually comforted, and the two girls, as though startled, quickly stopped crying. They curled up like scared quails, making Du You too reluctant to say anything more. They would gradually adapt in the future.
"Sir, the certification fee is one crystal coin per person."
When Du You turned his head back, the manager only then softly reminded him. Du You carelessly handed him two crystal coins, then asked, "Do you offer contract services here?"
Du You had enquired about this before coming here; they did provide contract services.
Du You intended to train the two of them as his assistants, not ordinary servants, so a contract was necessarily involved. Even if they were absolutely loyal, Du You dared not employ them without a contract.
The manager was surprised that Du You wanted to invest in contracts for the two girls and was montarily dazed. But he quickly composed himself and replied, "Of course we have contract services. What kind of contract do you need? We can help you tailor the contract ensuring there won’t be any loopholes."
In this world, there was a profession called Contract Arranger. Similar to lawyers, they altered contracts rather than legal docunts. The power of contracts was much greater and stricter than the law.
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