Who taught him to restore the country like this

Chapter 23 Adventurer

The cracks in the black hair around the neck seemed to be infected with the zombie virus, and the gray agate at the throat seemed to grow out of the flesh and blood.

Can't go wrong.

Those are... slavery chains.

"Step aside!"

Two men in armor with a silver-white badge on their shoulders chased out.

Ron stepped aside consciously.

"That's the silver badge of the Adventurer's Guild."

"He defeated two silver-level adventurers with one move. Who is that guy?"

"He's hiding his head but showing his tail, and he's wearing a mask. Could he be a demon who sneaked in?"

The onlookers who followed out of the hotel were talking about it.

Ron watched the three chasing figures disappear into the street, secretly amused.

On the first day of arriving in the Kingdom of Orrantia, I encountered people wearing slave shackles.

The slave shackles produced by each defeated kingdom in the War of the Kingdom of God are different, but despite the ever-changing forms, the agate grown from flesh and blood is still easy to recognize.

Ron recognized all styles of slavery shackles.

The slave shackles on the man's neck just now came from the Kingdom of Nier, which was defeated in the Second War of the Kingdom of Gods, and was controlled by the Bruviman Empire, the ultimate winner of the Second War of the Kingdom of Gods.

The Bruviman Empire is located to the west of the Kingdom of Orrantia. Its slaves sneaked into the territory of the Kingdom of Orrantia in secret, obviously intending to cause trouble.

In response, Ron said: Hurry up, time waits for no one.

His visit to the Kingdom of Orrantia was not simply to seek refuge.

He knew that the Kingdom of Orrantia would soon fall completely under the schemes of the ambitious Bruviman Empire.

If other people knew about this, they would definitely stay away from this place of trouble, the farther the better.

But Ron is different. He likes places with chaotic situations, the more chaotic the better.

In this way, he can get a share of the pie with his weak and insignificant strength.

Turning around and walking into the inn, Ron rented a room to settle down in. Then he left the inn and headed for the Adventurer's Guild.

There is still plenty of time, and there is no rush to restore the country. He just needs to spend some time improving his own strength.

His current experience allows him to directly reach level 39, which is considered a master among the people.

But level alone is useless, skills are the basis of strength.

The two skills he currently possesses, Identification and Transformation, are useless in combat. He needs some offensive skills.

Ron didn't have much reputation points, so he was reluctant to exchange them for skills directly. He planned to find someone to learn skills from, and then use the reputation points to improve his proficiency.

It takes 1000 reputation points to directly redeem a third-level skill with full proficiency, while it only takes 800 reputation points to self-learn a skill and reach full proficiency, saving %.

What's more, he doesn't need to reach the maximum level of proficiency.

You can use it.

Ron glanced at his own growth talent.

[Growth Talents: Physical (D), Strength (D), Essence (C), Speed ​​(D), Life (C)]

All CDs.

The growth direction is confirmed to be priest and mage.

If you want to be a good wizard, you must first have a magic wand.

Ron came to the weapons store and pondered for a long time among the many cool wands.

Finally bought a black long sword.

A good mage will not easily let the enemy see through that he is a mage.

It's definitely not because a long sword looks cooler when carried around.

After buying weapons and armor, Ron came to the Adventurer's Guild.

In this world, aside from first- and second-tier martial arts and magic, other advanced martial arts and magic are not easily passed on to outsiders. To learn more advanced martial arts and magic, one either needs to pay a teacher like a noble, or join a force such as an army or mercenary group, acquiring more powerful martial arts and magic through battle achievements.

For civilians without money, they can only choose the latter.

The Kingdom of Orrantia serves as the first barrier for the human race to resist the invasion of the demons, and the Adventurer's Guild undoubtedly makes the greatest contribution.

It was founded by the great wizard of the elves and the third generation of brave warriors two hundred years ago and has been passed down to this day.

The Adventurer's Guild throws out many coveted high-level magic and martial arts to attract warriors from all races in the world to resist the demons.

There are six levels in total: Iron, Bronze, Silver, Steel, Hero, and Legend. When you reach Silver level, you can learn third-level skills, and when you reach Hero level, you can learn seventh-level skills.

The City of Dawn is the first front line between the Kingdom of Orrantia and the demons. Anyone who wants to quickly level up will go there.

Ron decided to join the Adventurer's Guild.

To level up, you don't have to go to the City of Dawn and fight the demons for justice. You can also use your wisdom to catch the demon spies hiding within our ranks.

The list in Ron's mind was enough to allow him to be promoted to a silver-level adventurer in a short period of time.

It's like getting it for free.

"Hello," Ron said as he came to the counter. "I want to register as an adventurer."

The receptionist at the counter looked Ron over carefully and replied with a smile, "Adventurer's missions are extremely dangerous. For your safety, I need to test whether you have what it takes to become an adventurer."

She pulled out a pure white crystal ball from under the counter: "Please place your hand on it."

Oh, the episode testing talent is finally here?

Ron reached out his hand and gently placed it on the crystal ball.

If he hadn't known his talent, he would have been very excited about the result.

As he placed his hand on it, two green numbers slowly emerged in the crystal ball.

"24"

The Adventurer's Guild will kill anyone with a level below 10.

Ron's "24" has reached the registration standard.

"Please fill in your identity information," the receptionist took out an identity registration form for Ron to fill out.

Ron took the registration form and filled it out quickly.

"Please wait."

The receptionist took the registration form and began to register Ron as an adventurer.

A minute later, she took out a black iron badge and a wooden card that recorded the adventurer's magical aura and handed them to Ron.

"Mr. Victor, we have registered you as an adventurer. Do you need a team arranged for you?"

"unnecessary."

Ron took the adventurer's ID card and turned to leave the Adventurer's Guild.

He understood the market situation and knew that if he accepted the team arranged by the Adventurer's Guild, he would have to go to the front line to fight.

Level does not represent strength, but the higher the level, the more powerful the skills used.

Level 24 already meets the recruitment requirements for the front-line adventurer team.

Ron was not interested. How could fighting be as easy as catching a demon spy?

He just needs to click to report, he doesn't even need to do it himself.

Of course, reporting is not just empty talk, you also need to collect some evidence.

"Reporting one by one will easily alert the enemy. We must find a way to gather these demon spies together and catch them all in one fell swoop."

The demons are trying to stir up trouble recently, and there are a large number of demon spies lurking near the major war fortresses of Orrantia.

In the border city where he lives, there are countless demons who have infiltrated the upper class and are trying to commit evil deeds.

Ron thought about it and felt that it was not enough to just catch these demon spies. He had to report them when they were about to or had just begun to do something that seriously endangered the safety of the city and the people, so that the benefits could be maximized.

(End of this chapter)