I think you can't even imagine the happiness of a warlock.

Chapter 535: The young mage old man was looking for a job, but unfortunately he was trapped in northern Myanmar
Mr. Bernoulli, who was in charge of the interview, was extremely enthusiastic. He personally led the two of them to their seats, served tea and apologized, which really showed the mage the respect he deserved.

"We have already seen the resumes of the two of them, the level 3 prophet and the level 5 illusionist. These are very rare professions in the job market!
"Do you know? Many people have given up studying because schools such as prophecy and illusion have no combat effectiveness. Even the vast majority of specialized mages first discard the schools of illusion and control. This results in the fact that even if they are both mages, they specialize in different schools. There is also a huge difference in the number of people.”

Hearing Mr. Bernoulli's surprised words, even Noster, who was proud of the illusion school, couldn't help but nod his head.

Yes, so right!
Illusion, Charm Control, and Necromancer are all extremely unpopular schools, while Evocation, Conjuration, and Protection are highly regarded.

The indiscriminate bombardment of the Evocation School can provide great convenience in combat.

The generalist nature of the school of conjuration has led to its popularity in a variety of fields.

The school of protection is favored by nobles, kings and other distinguished people. They need someone to help them, as non-casters, contact, resist, and protect spellcasters from hostile forces.

As for prophecies and changes…

The former is a compulsory school, and even if you are specialized, it is not much different from those who are not specialized - the accuracy of the prophet's predictions is a mystery, and many times it cannot be of much help.

The latter provides a variety of support effects, and most mages will learn some to prepare for emergencies.

This is how the eight major schools are divided into the upper three, the middle two, and the lower three. The best school has different opinions, while the weakest school has generally unanimous views...

"Ugh……"

Every time he thought of this, Nost couldn't help but sigh.

I will not go into details about the blood and tears of the illusion school. Seeing that neither of the two mages showed dissatisfaction, Mr. Bernoulli finally brought up the business.

"You two must have fully understood our company's business. Many dangerous but valuable goods need to be closely guarded and transported. Therefore, tuna shipping has a high demand for spellcasters of prophecy, illusion, and protection schools. Ordinary businesses have a completely different attitude towards the Spellcaster School.

“Our company does not accept generalists at all, only experts in various fields.

"The prophet can avoid enemies for us, and the illusionist can disguise the goods. These two are the talents we have been pursuing for a long time!"

In short, it requires vision and disguise...

After hearing this, Nost couldn't help but become curious: "Is your company transporting some illegal goods?"

"No, no, no, how could it be?"

Bernoulli smiled kindly and said: "The purpose of disguising the goods is to prevent robbers at sea from taking a fancy to them and causing unnecessary conflicts. If the goods look like ordinary goods without oil and water, pirates usually tend to accept the money to buy them and let them go." Boat traffic.”

Take the initiative to pay... This is also the life wisdom of shipping companies.

Tuna Shipping is such a small company with a dream. They do not pursue spellcasters who are powerful enough to fight pirates. The key is to avoid unnecessary battles as much as possible.

And prophecies and illusionists are proficient in this.

Noster nodded upon hearing this and found nothing wrong. Even mages generally don't like to waste magic on those blind opponents.

"I already understand your company's demands, business and positions, so... um..."

Nost suddenly felt a little embarrassed to say anything - he couldn't talk about money like his mentors for the time being.

"Can I ask a few questions about work?" Chen Zhou took the topic. "How many hours do you work every day? What benefits are there during working hours? What insurance coverage is there outside of work? If something unexpected happens during working hours How to deal with it? How to determine liability for a major accident at work? Then there is the matter of overtime...the contract should be notarized..."

"Me too."

Seeing that the old prophet's words focused on work, Bernoulli also fell into deep thought. "I understand your importance of these treatments. Please allow me to adjust the language a little."

After a while, the other party gave formal answers to Chen Zhou's questions.

Works 4 hours a day, 10 gold coins/level·hour.

Since neither Chen nor Nost is a combat-oriented spellcaster, there is no need to help even if they encounter a last resort.

Of course, in the event of an unexpected incident, the two of them can also operate magic items to provide help during non-working hours.

Overtime pay is calculated at 10 gold coins/hour.

As for insurance and welfare benefits, due to the nature of tuna shipping's work - high-risk maritime transportation, the benefits in all aspects completely exceed the average level in the market.

As for the "accident at work" that Chen is worried about...

Neither prophets nor illusionists are absolutely foolproof, especially the former. Even high-level prophets cannot guarantee that they will be flawless.

Therefore, there is no need to worry about minor losses.

"... We will write all the details in the contract, and it will be notarized by Damale Port and Clovis Federation. If a labor dispute arises, we will ensure that we will give you a reasonable answer."

Before he finished speaking, the interviewer chuckled unconsciously: "But don't worry, no one in this country dares to be disrespectful to the mage. No matter whether it is benefits or treatment, I will never treat you two badly."

Hearing this, Nost nodded. It is indeed true. No matter how times change, spell casters will still be spell casters.

The interview ended successfully in a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, and soon the two signed a legally binding contract with Tuna Shipping and officially became employees of this company.

Within two days, Chen and Noster received a contact asking them to immediately go to sea to transport an ancient relic that would explode if not handled properly.

It was a mysterious object that people obtained from the ruins of Eol that were accidentally exposed in the jungles on both sides of the Gilded Road. Due to its historical background, it was favored by a collector in Ghor Veles on the Deserted Beach.

The result is still a gray industry!

Chen Zhou and Noster, who had already added friends through the treasure box, came to the agreed place and met with their contact person, Bartolo McCool.

The latter is an old captain with a resolute appearance. From his strong mental outlook and strong body, it can be seen that he has probably experienced a lot of storms.

After seeing the two mages arriving as promised, Bartó waved vigorously: "I'm here!"

Like teammates who have been working together for many years, the familiar captain enthusiastically brought the two of them to the ship.

"Have you prepared your seasickness medicine, mages? Not everyone can resist the waves on the sea."

Hearing this, Nost couldn't help but sneer.

Just when Chen Zhou thought he was going to have an attack.

"Of course I brought it!"

Nost showed off the potion he had prepared in advance on the spot...

(End of this chapter)