If everyone becomes an adventurer, who will put in the effort themselves?

This looks like a branch of the Gospel Church, right?

At this moment, Fiona said in a slightly complicated tone:

"I didn't know either, so I just checked."

Finally, Fiona paused and said:

"I'll ask him after I join the group. If he doesn't tell me, I'll find his weakness. I have plenty of ways to control him."

"But does that mean we're not exactly nobodys here anymore?"

Lynn's expression turned very strange upon hearing this.

With a niece like you, your uncle will probably be leaving this world with a smile on his face, won't he?

After mentally condemning the uncle-nephew relationship, Lynn turned to Odelle, who was still waiting nearby, and said:

"I'm sorry, she's my fiancée, so I'll have to trouble you to add another person to the membership."

Upon hearing this, Odelle glanced thoughtfully at Lynn, then asked curiously:

"Is there only two people left in your family?"

Lynn's expression became a little unnatural upon hearing this.

Girl, how can you say such venomous things with your 36-degree mouth?

Upon hearing this, Odelle waved her hand and quickly apologized, saying:

"Oh, sorry, what I meant was that your family situation seems similar to mine. I also only have my grandfather left in my family, which is why we joined the association together."

“Well…we are indeed about the same,” Lynn said with a forced smile.

Seeing that Lynn was in a bad mood, Odelle hurriedly put her hands together and apologized, saying:

"I'm sorry, I didn't mean to."

How about I treat you to milk tea?

"This is our association's signature meal!!"

Lynn paused for a moment upon hearing this, mainly because when Odelle clasped her hands together in apology, her ample bosom, barely concealed by her loose maid outfit, was slightly glaring.

I must say, this milk tea is definitely their signature drink!

Lynn paused for two or three seconds, and finally squeezed out the words:

"Let's join the membership first; we've been putting it off for so long."

Odelle tilted her head and thought for a moment, then smiled:

"Then, after joining, please..."

Lynn paused for a moment, then sighed and said:

"it is good!"

Five minutes later, in a cubicle on the first floor of the Giants Protection Association.

Lynn looked at the strange eye pattern on the back of his left hand, his expression unusually subtle:

"So, that's it? No screening at all? No questioning about the newcomer's abilities? So lenient."

"You mean that... that's unnecessary."

Holding the emblem, Odelle smiled as she stamped Fiona's forearm.

“Because the ‘guild’ has three mandatory tasks every six months, and if you fail to complete them, you will be reported to the church.”

"So, those tests can be skipped whenever possible."

"After all, the more people there are, the more money the headquarters makes."

Upon hearing this answer, Lynn was stunned.

If the mandatory tasks are not completed, the evangelical church will report them to the church.

What kind of bizarre organization is this?!

Chapter 102 These two beasts are a perfect match!

"Will the evangelical church report its own members to the church?"

Lynn asked Odelle with a very unnatural expression.

“It depends on the situation,” Odelle said, resting her index finger on her chin as if recalling something. “If it’s someone that everyone hates, they’ll usually report them to the church every few days and let a higher-level adventurer handle it.”

"However, these are rare cases. Under normal circumstances, even Sean, who has been harassing the male members of the association, has not been reported."

"So, don't do anything bad!"

Lynn fell silent after hearing Odelle's kind reminder.

Sister, we've joined the Gospel Church, right?

If you tell me not to do bad things, then what's the point of me joining the association?

Isn't it good to be an adventurer?

Just as Lynn was still confused, Odelle, who had just mentioned Sean, seemed to suddenly remember something and said to Lynn:

"By the way, the Sean I mentioned is a counterfeit dealer, a bull-man. He loves selling the weaker-effect skin ghost spine, so if you encounter him, whatever you do, don't buy his medicine. I've heard that if you use too much, you won't be able to get an erection!"

Hearing Audrey's stern warning, Lynn took it more seriously than ever before:

"I understand. I will absolutely not buy any medicines of unknown origin!"

However, it's unbelievable that evangelical churches would use the church to purge dissidents.

Is this a common practice, or a unique behavior specific to this local evangelical church?

Lynn looked towards the second floor with a slight hint of confusion.

There, Lilia was with Marco, chatting about something.

Clearly, Lynn wouldn't get an answer in the short term.

At this point, Odelle stamped Fiona's arm with the Evangelical Seal of Honour and then repeated the reminder:

"The emblem will disappear after half an hour. If you want it to reappear, just use your mental power to pull it for a few seconds."

"By the way, it's not advisable to show your emblem in situations where you don't need to confirm your identity, because the church really will target us."

"I see."

Fiona waved her arm, which bore the evangelical symbol, and even deliberately showed it to Lynn:

"Lynn, look, isn't this thing a little ugly?"

Lynn was speechless at the sight.

Odelle, on the other hand, carefully put the emblem into a beautiful little box and used some kind of skill to lock the box completely, preparing to take it back to Marco.

Lynn could tell that this emblem wasn't something that could be used at will.

Considering that the group of people singing and dancing he had just seen in the lobby seemed to number no more than 50, Lynn guessed that there might not be as many evangelical churches in the area as he had thought.

That's strange.

It's an organization that's very easy to get into, yet it only has so few local staff. Isn't that a bit unusual?

At this moment, Odelle, having carefully put away the insignia, smiled and produced two official membership documents:

"Alright, the membership application process is complete. Would you two like to consider joining the Giant Protection Association?"

"By the way, regarding the mission guarantee deposit, we only take 50% from the head office. Although our share will be 10% lower than the Adventurers' Guild, we can accept some high-paying jobs that the Adventurers' Guild would reject, so it's still very cost-effective!"

Seeing Audrey immediately switch to a 'sales' stance, Lynn almost couldn't keep up with her thought process:

"Do I need to pay a deposit again?"

"Why does it feel like joining the Giants Protection Association is even stricter than joining the Evangelical Fellowship?"

"Because the Giant Protection Association is an official association under the guild!"

Odelle said, as if it were the most natural thing in the world:

"A formal association should be more legitimate, right?"

"Besides, don't adventurers also have to pay a deposit when they accept missions from their superiors?"

"This is the guild's standard procedure."

Compared to Lynn's shock, Fiona was also surprised, but her surprise stemmed from the guarantee money:

"Only 50% deposit? Is that outrageous? I remember the associations in the city require at least 80%?"

"Aren't you afraid that members of the guild will abandon the mission and run away?"

Odelle simply replied with a smile:

"Just because they ran away, does that mean they're no longer the Gospel Church?"

"Is it still possible?" Fiona was completely stunned.

Ah... Lynn suddenly felt that a 50% deposit was a bit too high.

Hilarious! You dared to abandon your mission? I'll report you directly as an evangelical church. The key point is, you really are an evangelical church.

Goodness, who would dare to act like a scoundrel now?

"By the way, new members need to complete a mandatory task immediately upon joining."

Audrey said something that might not make anyone happy, with a sweet smile:

"Your first missions are assigned by the guild president. Once the president has finished discussing with the Illusionary Masked Deacon, he can assign you missions."

"Would you like a milk tea while we wait?"

Upon hearing this, Lynn and Fiona exchanged a glance, and then Lynn spoke up first:

"Then let's have a drink."

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The Giants Protection Association is located on the second floor.

Lilia glanced at Marco, who was still panting from unsealing his emblem, and said with a playful expression:

"Alright, stop pretending in front of me."

“The stigmata of the Evangelical Fellowship do not require as much mental energy to activate.”

"And even if you deliberately modified the emblem, removing the location function and leaving only the marking function, it would only increase the consumption by 2 times at most. For someone like you, that shouldn't be much of a consumption, right?"

What are you thinking about?

Marco, sitting in a high chair that looked like a baby chair, rolled his eyes and said:

"I'm not this tired because of the badges. I got into a big fight with those old guys at regional headquarters and then rushed back overnight. That's why I'm exhausted!"

Lilia paused for a moment upon hearing this, her expression turning strange:

"You didn't actually fight with the librarians, did you?"

"How could that be!"

Marco picked up what was equivalent to a large bucket of beer for him, and gulped it down:

"I just beat up a few 'recorders' and killed a butler I didn't like."

Lilia, whose current position is merely a deacon in the Evangelical Fellowship, chose to remain silent.

Although she already knew that the old man in front of her was a monster who had been a hero for over two hundred years, Lilya was still shocked when she thought that at least one of the hero-level butlers had been killed, and even the top hero-level recorder, who had sent several people, was unable to deal with the old man in front of her.

Thinking of this, Lilia's tone softened considerably:

"It seems you have refused the librarians' orders?"

Upon hearing this, Marco sneered:

"Have the children in the society cooperate with their people to search for the Knightworth family's treasure?"

"It's amazing that those 'big shots' dared to say that."