Chapter 266: Is This Place the Adventurer’s Guild?
Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios
In a Main Hall that wasn’t luxuriously furnished, a wall had a large signboard that said, “Custors are Satan—Eternal Kingdom Adventurer’s Guild always welcos you”.
Rows of wooden chairs and tables were placed in the middle of the hall.
It was filled with 200 to 300 chattering Goblins, Gnos, and Houndhead n who had green words above their heads.
They were the citizens of Eternal Kingdom and also gars.
“Did you receive the Adventurer’s Mission?” Dragonborn walked to a table and asked a few seated creatures.
“No, there are very few missions. Why don’t you check the discussion forum? So gars received missions. Ask if they’re willing to sell them.”
TakeASpearHit was disappointed.
“Don’t think about it. The number of available missions is pathetic. You’ll need to spend money to obtain missions. If you don’t have money, the only way is to carry bricks,” another Gno replied.
“This ga is very practical. You enjoy it if you’re rich and suffer if you’re poor,” SealHeadLingChong said hopelessly.
“Why don’t we beco ho tutors? We’ll earn easy money and use it to buy an Adventurer’s Mission. Once we complete 20 bronze level Adventurer’s Missions, we can upgrade to the silver level.”
“Ai, I intend to do missions for a few days without sleep and see if I can beco the first silver level adventurer. I’m naive. This ga only wants us to carry bricks or study. It’s impossible to entertain ourselves with missions,” a Gno comnted, and TakeASpearHit sighed.
“No, there are missions,” a Gno who was looking down and out said as he walked over.
“I queued up for two days to receive a mission to help a family clean up. I had never done housework in my life. Today, I did housework for an entire day,” the Gno said with exhaustion and sat down.
Dragonborn passed him a large pot of underground water that had been boiled to kill the germs.
The Gno was taken aback but nodded to show his gratitude. He took the pot and started drinking.
“Though I don’t feel thirsty, it feels good to drink,” the Gno comnted.
“Cleaning? You cleaned the whole day without discovering a Hidden Mission? Didn’t you find a blood-stained harddisk or a long-haired lady’s videotape?”
TakeASpearHit was shocked and asked, “Did you really do housework for a day and a night?”
After receiving a nod, TakeASpearHit stood up and shouted, “Gosh! Don’t talk about cleaning. I won’t even pick up a leaf in the ga!”
“There’s a new mission! Helping to clear a clog in a toilet. Who wants the mission? Experience isn’t required. You have to be small in size to climb into the tunnel!” Brainiac shouted from the Mission Counter.
TakeASpearHit dashed to the counter and said, “, , ! I have the smallest size! I’m a professional toilet plumber!”
TakeASpearHit shouted at Brainiac.
Dragonborn was stunned.
“D*mn, is he a fool?” SealHeadLingChong looked at the back view of TakeASpearHit and muttered. Though the words were harsh, Dragonborn nodded in agreent.
The gars were anticipating more substantial missions. Besides orders from the factories, they only had missions about finding pets, cleaning chores, and sending kids to school to learn Mana Skills, combat skills, or technical skills.
Clearing the clog in a toilet was a more disgusting mission.
So dishonest gars tried to ga the system.
So wanted to test the ga chanism, while others wanted to destroy opposing Guild mbers’ gaming experience.
The ga didn’t have avenues for Guild conflict except for the Guild war held at the Gladiator Arena.
Gars were unable to attack the Underworld inhabitants due to constraints set by Bru. However, they were able to do other things.
For example, after an opposing Guild mber received a cleaning mission, they would stalk him and create lots of rubbish at the target location so that he would be unable to complete the mission. The gars could resort to such unscrupulous behavior.
They even made the effects better.
For example, an incident occurred between the at Vegetable Rice Alliance and the Dragon Raja Guilds. In order to protect and disrupt a house chore mission, both Guilds fought in front of the NPC’s ho and alerted the Garrison Guards. For disrupting public order and rioting, they were imdiately executed on the spot.
Tens of gars were hanged, and their equipnt was lost. Nobody cared if the gars died.
However, the gars were feeling the loss of their equipnt. Even Sherlock couldn’t bear it. He went to the Garrison Guard station to claim the equipnt.
Then he resold the equipnt to the gars and felt very pleased. The equipnt redemption system was perfect.
The new Adventurer’s Guild had many different levels of adventurers, but there were no benefits to the attributes of the gars. With the ladder system, the difficulty in obtaining missions, and the cap on the King level adventurers, it was a live ranking board!
The greater the adventurer’s rating, the cooler the gar looked. The rich gars played online gas just to make themselves look cool. They wanted people to be impressed by their high ratings on the ranking board. They yearned to see their nas appear all over the place.
Why else would they top up their gaming account?
Normal gars didn’t have much chance to be on the list of King level adventurers. However, it was still cool to have a silver or gold level adventurer status.
All gars were enthusiastic about the Adventurer’s Guild. They completed their Daily Missions and looked at the Adventurer’s Guild missions. If there were no missions, they would chat at the Adventurer’s Guild.
TakeASpearHit managed to obtain the toilet clearing mission after running around and fawning. The Sli who created the mission was puzzled. He saw a group of creatures fighting over his mission. So even knelt down and called the other creatures daddy. The Sli was extrely touched.
He heard that the Adventurer’s Guild provided interdiary services for specialized housework, work recomndations, and business trading. The most important thing was that the commission was affordable, and there was also a lot of available labor. The workers were diligent, conscientious, and not picky about their chores. However, so of them were potential thieves. Whenever they wanted to rob or steal, they would struggle very hard before giving up.
The Sli thought that it was a bluff. How could there be such a responsible company in the Underworld?
But now, he believed it.
The Sli left happily with TakeASpearHit. It was a win-win situation.
The other gars looked on with disappointnt. They sighed and sat down.
“I have a premonition. Once that unlucky TakeASpearHit leaves, we’ll get a big Plot,” SealHeadLingChong said firmly as TakeASpearHit left.
“I don’t think so. Even though his na is inauspicious, I don’t think he’s an unlucky star,” a Gno who didn’t believe in bad luck comnted.
It was then that a group of fully ard Orc warriors walked in. There was malevolence in the air. One of them stepped forward and shouted, “Is this the Adventurer’s Guild that provides warriors? I want to speak to the managent!”
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