Chapter 152: Did I do something wrong in looking for teammates in the Adventurer's Guild?
Rules are a very troublesome thing.
It can provide people with a stable environment and benefits, but it also restricts some practices at certain times.
For example, now.
"Excuse me, are you really not able to make an exception?" Mo Cheng smiled, trying his best to act like a good gentleman. "We have enough strength, and this is just a task of cleaning the sewers."
The front desk lady of the Adventurer's Guild sighed slightly, "Sir, the quests issued by the guild have strict regulations. Perhaps you can take a look at the quests that do not require a certain number of people."
The Adventurer's Guild does have quests that do not require a certain number of people or levels, but the quest information is vague, the intensity is uncertain, the distance is long, the location is remote, and even after being completed, it still needs to be verified by the Adventurer's Guild.
"Does it have to be a team of at least four?"
Mo Cheng was helpless. The rules of the Adventurer's Guild were very complicated, but the only task on the task list suitable for Lilia at the moment was cleaning the sewers.
"Yes, sir."
With a long sigh, Mo Cheng turned and walked towards Lilia who was standing aside waiting.
"Brother, why do we have to accept missions from the Adventurer's Guild?" Lilia was a little confused about Mo Cheng's behavior. "If it's training, we can just go to the sewers, right?"
"Naive." Pushing his glasses, Mo Cheng began to teach Lilia the first lesson, "First, cleaning the sewers is a long-term task in the Adventurer's Guild. They have a relatively complete sewer map, and there are also maps of creatures that appear in the sewers, introducing their weaknesses and precautions."
"Secondly, the creatures in the sewers will most likely not give you valuable loot. If you go there alone without an Adventurer's Guild mission, it would be a waste of time. Finally, the identity of an adventurer is still useful in some places. If possible, it would be helpful to increase your adventurer level."
Although the Adventurer's Guild is a loose organization, its own intelligence system and its function as a platform make it a very practical organization for Mo Cheng.
"But we don't have enough people now, so we can't take on the mission."
Lilia spread her hands and cruelly stated the biggest problem so far.
The Adventurer's Guild is naturally a loose organization, so in order to maintain this loose organization and prevent it from becoming a mess, the guild is particularly strict about some of the rules that need to be followed.
If Mo Cheng was willing to reveal his identity as a healer, he would undoubtedly be able to attract many people to team up with him, but this time he came out entirely to provide novice training to Lilia, and the task he chose was cleaning the sewers, which is usually the task for novice adventurers.
It can be said that except for newly registered adventurers who have never traveled far, no one is willing to continue to do this kind of mission that pays little but requires a lot of work and has a lot of urgency.
"Perhaps we can wait for a while until there are also not enough adventurers with only two people. Then maybe we can try to form a team?"
As soon as he finished speaking, Lian Mo Cheng couldn't help but sigh. He also knew that the possibility was very small.
After all, adventurers don't just accept quests on a whim. Things like equipment and team are basically communicated in advance before going back to the Adventurer's Guild to accept quests.
Just as Mo Cheng was thinking about whether to go back to Albert's House to get two people to register for a team, a noise came from the guild hall.
"Ma'am, we [Skeleton Lizard] are one of the best teams. The missions pay well and are less dangerous. Not only do we have team activities every month, but the items consumed during the missions can also be reimbursed..."
"Ladies, don't listen to them. The Skeleton Lizard is at best a third-rate team. They don't even have their own base. Please consider Attack the Sand. We have a base in a village outside of Fairhaven. If you join the team, you will be exempted from the internship period. Up to 80% of the team's mission expenses will be reimbursed. Salaries are paid on the 15th of every month, and the average salary is higher than that of other teams!"
"Don't believe them. The salary of [Sand Attack] is 70% for senior members, and 30% for the remaining members and the logistics. The average is indeed high, but the monthly salary of non-senior members is not as good as that of the dwarf engineering team. Moreover, the contract they sign is at least five years, and they cannot quit the group midway. This is a black group!"
"That's right, why don't you come to our [Alliance] team? We have more than ten guard-type warriors, and we guarantee that you can output without worrying about anything during the mission."
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The words he heard across the crowd made Mo Cheng feel extremely familiar, just like when he first saw a single female player with good equipment and high level in a wild group at the entrance of the dungeon in [Foreign Land], they all rushed over and even offered professional equipment directly without the need for ROLL points.
There's something exciting to watch!
Facts have proved that watching the fun is human nature, and even Mo Cheng is no exception.
"Let's go see what's going on."
As he spoke, Mo Cheng grabbed Lilia's hand and squeezed into the crowd. Although there were many people, there was no human wall that could wrestle with an adult dragon.
"Make way, please make way!"
After pushing through the crowd, Mo Cheng finally understood what had happened.
Well, what happened was exactly what he had expected. Several well-equipped people stood in front of the two men, like recruiters telling applicants how good their team was and how worthy they were of joining.
Lilia, who had just squeezed out of the crowd, looked up and said, "Ah, those two people..."
"Well, elves, the darlings of nature, the graceful hunters, the sharpshooters who never miss their targets."
Mo Cheng stretched out a finger and gently blocked Lilia's mouth to prevent her from saying something that might offend people of different races. He explained in a low voice: "But these two should only be half-elves. They are half-bloods of the elves. Don't call them elves, and don't call them half-elves. It's easy to poke people's wounds."
In the crowd were two tall women wearing leather armor, with long chestnut hair and delicate features. Their faces , so they were undoubtedly twins, and their ears, which were slightly more pointed than those of ordinary people, explained their bloodline.
But compared to their appearance, Mo Cheng paid more attention to the equipment of the two half-elves.
The half-elf, with her hair tied into a side ponytail, had delicate crossbows on both sides of her body, a 2-meter-long bow on her back, the arrow shafts exposed in her quiver were made of cold iron, and a dagger hung on her belt.
Just by looking at this equipment, Mo Cheng could imagine how the other party used the longbow to shoot arrows like sniper bullets.
The half-elf, with his hair loose, carried a short bow on his back and two short swords at his sides. Although the arrow shafts exposed in the quiver were made of wood, the magical fluctuations revealed from it were enough to show that the quiver contained enchanted arrows.
He is good at both short-range rapid shooting and close combat, and should be coordinated with the side ponytail.
He uses the ponytail half-elf longbow for sniping at long range, and the hair-let half-elf shortbow for rapid shooting at close range. Even if the enemy shortens the combat distance, the dual sword combat skills passed down by the elves are still waiting for him.
