Valcam!

Just as the sky was glimmering with a white line, Raguel headed off to the Adventurers' Guild to pick up a quest.

"As long as I complete one more satisfyingly rated basic level quest today, I'll be ready to take on an entry-level quest!"

On his way to the Adventurer's Guild, Raguel had both anticipation and worry within him.

He was looking forward to taking up an entry-level quest and becoming the entry-level adventurer that Maggie had been talking about.

By becoming an entry-level adventurer, not only would he be able to sharpen himself in real combat, but he would also be able to get more pay.

At the same time, he was worried about the number of basic level quests in the Adventurers' Guild.

Ever since the news had spread that he and the four other adventurers who had taken up the quest the day before had completed the commission and received the bounty, the idle low-level professionals in Valcam had gotten excited.

They were all slow to grow and make little money for a variety of reasons, which in turn led to a lack of cultivation resources.

The lack of cultivation resources in turn led to slow progress in cultivation.

A vicious circle!

Some people through their own hard work and struggle break this cycle and become strong, like Mark the Hunter.

But many more are defeated by life and struggle to make a living in this difficult world.

It's not that the latter doesn't want to work hard, but most people's families aren't rich and have to struggle for three meals a day. Leaving very little time and resources for cultivation!

And the existence of the Adventurers' Guild gave these professionals who had been eliminated from the mercenary corps a new hope.

Any professional of any level could receive the appropriate tasks and the appropriate payment.

This news was confirmed by Raguel and others.

More people who had signed up as adventurers on the first day then began to receive quests.

Those who had not become adventurers also came to the Adventurers' Guild to register.

In just one day yesterday, Maggie and Samantha sent out over a hundred adventurer nameplates!

There were many level 4 and level 5 adventurers among them!

Due to the drastic increase in the number of adventurers, the basic level commissions in the guild were quickly snatched up.

In the current adventurer's guild, adventurers who weren't yet qualified to take entry-level quests, basic-level quests were an absolute sought-after commodity.

"Although yesterday Lord Ning Wen said that she would look for Miss Lola and find more basic level quests to offer to everyone. But to be on the safe side, I'd better go early."

Raguel thought so in his mind.

But when he arrived at the place, he froze directly in place.

In front of the door of the adventurer's guild, which had not yet opened, there were already a dozen figures dressed in different ways standing there.

On the chests of all of them, all of them had a numbered nameplate sewn on!

"Oh no, have so many people come already!"

Raguel's heart tightened, and he was a little worried that the number of quests for the day would not be enough for the adventurers to share.

As the hours passed, more and more people gathered in front of the adventurers' guild.

As the nearby townsfolk began their day's work, they suddenly found almost two hundred people gathered in front of the old council chamber, which had just been renovated next door!

Among them were those who had become adventurers two days before, and the rest were professionals who were ready to register as adventurers.

In the first-floor meeting hall of the Adventurers' Guild, Anno walked up to the window, flicked open a crack, and glanced at the noisy crowd below, a smile on his lips.

"My Lord President, what's so funny about this time of day!"

A look of anxiety surfaced on Ning Wen's face, "The number of adventurers is growing too fast, we simply don't have enough quests!"

"There's no need to rush!"

Anno rubbed his bloodshot eyes and calmly walked to the conference table, looking at the crowd in front of him, "Yesterday, after I returned to heal my wounds, I got the chance to meet with the Viscount when I went to see Steward Scott overnight to report on the situation in Gran village. He handed me a commission, just in time for the adventurers to complete!"

"Oh, what kind of commission?"

Lily asked, looking up in confusion.

After the big battle with the one-eyed wind wolf yesterday, Sunow had taken Shore back to Valcam for treatment first.

Anno who was slightly less injured than Shore took Lily and Lu Yan to meet up with others. And they making their way to Valkam overnight.

After the battle with the wind wolves, if it wasn't for the fact that Mill Village was only 5km away from Valcam and Anno's injuries were in dire need of healing by a senior cleric, the group would never have made the journey at night.

The effect of the Magic Eater stabilized Anno's injuries for the time being, and once they arrived in Valcam, they rushed to find a priest to treat Anno's injuries.

After recovering from his injuries, Anno went back to the Viscount's butler Scott overnight.

The reason for this urgency was that on the way back to the city, Anno thought back to the encounter in the village of Gran and increasingly felt that something was wrong.

Most of the demon camps marked on the map converged around the iron mines.

Whether it was goblins or dogfolks and ratmen encountered during the exploration, they all wore iron helmets and other defensive gears to a greater or lesser extent.

This gave Anno a bad suspicion.

He couldn't even wait for the next day and went to see Scott overnight.

When Scott saw Anno, there was no displeasure on his face at having his rest disturbed.

After briefly explaining what he had encountered in Gran village, Anno raised the possibility that the demons in Gran village were probably using the mines to forge armaments.

Looking at Anno's map of the demon camp, Scott frowned in thought before leading Anno to Viscount Raynor, who was already resting.

Viscount Raynor was woken up and had an interview with Anno.

This was the first time Anno had met Viscount Raynor.

After the interview, Viscount Raynor sent the best members of his guard to the village of Gran to confirm the news.

Viscount Raynor was full of praise for Anno.

He was amazed to learn that Anno had killed the One-Eyed Wolf near Mill Village.

Although the One-Eyed Wind Wolf was only level 6, it had a pack of younger Wind Wolves, so its overall combat power was not weak!

The One-Eyed Wind Wolf's range of activity was just between Mill Village and Gran Village.

Killing the One-Eyed Wind Wolf was a task that he had entrusted to the Bloodstained Mercenaries a long time ago.

The latter had taken almost a month. They hadn't completed the commission until Gran Village was all occupied by demons.

Unexpectedly, they were hunted and killed by Anno and the others.

The corpse of the one-eyed wind wolf was outside the Viscount's house, proving that Anno was not lying.

With a new appreciation of Anno's strength, Viscount Raynor decides to give a new commission to Anno.

And this commission, Anno intends to have the adventurers downstairs join him in completing!

"The commissioner of this mission is very familiar to us!"

Seeing the puzzled looks from the crowd, Anno didn't sell himself short and opened his mouth to say, "Mayor Ria of Gruul Town!"

"Mayor Ria?!"

Hearing this name, the crowd couldn't help but recall the days when they lived in Gruul Town, and a familiar face surfaced in their memories.

Although it had only been a few days since the crowd had left Gruul Town, the crowd felt like a long time had passed.

"Yes, the Mayor of Ria sent a letter by pigeon to Viscount Raynor yesterday.

The letter said that there had been a riot of slimes in the grasslands outside of Gruul Town. The large numbers of slimes pouring out of the grasslands, destroying fields and attacking passers-by.

There have also been several sightings of several goblins on the edge of the Forbidden Forest!

The Viscount has decided to send out his guards today to assist the guards of Gruul town in dealing with the goblin problem and patrolling the area at the edge of the Forbidden Forest.

As for the task of cleaning up the slimes, he has given it to our guild."

"You're going to let these adventurers do?"

Ning Wen asked suspiciously, "But a quest of this level can already be classified as an entry-level quest, and the current adventurers aren't qualified to accept it yet!"

"Right. Didn't you also say that slimes are extremely numerous and will actively hurt people when they get violent? There are only one hundred and forty-six adventurers registered with us. Will there be a lot of casualties if we let them go?"

Shore was also a little confused as to what Anno meant.

Anno laughed lightly and stood up from the table, leading the group down the stairs.

"There are too many targets for this mission.

And I suspect that the riot may have something to do with the legendary Slime King.

This quest isn't something that one person or a team of adventurers can handle!

I'm defining it as a guild crusade quest.

Including the nine of us, the Adventurers' Guild is participating in this quest with all of its members!"

Having said that, Anno walked to the door and opened the door of the Adventurers' Guild!