Archer's Adventure Manual

"Hello, we'd like to register an adventurer party!"

"No problem, please submit the adventurer's certificate for each member."

Loran and his three companions arrived at the guild's front desk to begin processing the necessary paperwork for their adventurer party.

The receptionist took the adventurer credentials from the four people: one Oak, two Rock, and one Bronze.

She needs to consider the adventurer levels of all team members to make a preliminary assessment of the team's strength.

Ultimately, she determined that the team was a Rock-class adventurer squad.

"Give your adventurer party a name."

"Dog Dagger Squad".

"Dog...dagger squad?" The receptionist thought the name was a bit strange, but despite not understanding it, she showed respect.

Soon, after paying a 40-copper-coin handling fee, the Dog Dagger Squad was officially established.

Registering a team successfully in the Adventurers' Guild has certain advantages, such as accumulating points to rank other adventurer teams.

Top-ranked teams receive regular incentives from the Adventurers' Guild, which serves as a way to encourage adventurer teams.

In addition, discounts can be given for purchasing items in the shop based on the overall adventurer level of the adventurer party.

For example, the discount for a Rock-class adventurer team is 8.8%, while the discount for a regular Rock-class adventurer is 9%.

Of course, the most important thing is to create a sense of team honor among the team members, which is an invisible bonus.

"By the way, we'd like to take on this mission!" Lin Wen handed the mission request form to the receptionist.

After reviewing the mission request, the young woman looked troubled and said, "I'm sorry, your team's level is Rock-level, which does not meet the requirements for accepting Bronze-level missions."

Lin Wen was dumbfounded, clearly not expecting to encounter this situation. He had clearly selected the mission, but his level was not up to par.

At this moment, Noah stepped forward and said calmly, "I am a Bronze-level adventurer with many adventure experiences. Furthermore, we two Rock-level adventurers can also unleash skills, so they can be considered half-Bronze-level adventurers as well."

After some discussion and review, the young lady finally agreed to the request.

"You need to pay a certain deposit. This is to prevent you from not wanting to complete the mission and not reporting back to the Adventurers' Guild."

"Remember, regardless of whether the mission is completed or not, you need to return to the Adventurers' Guild to report the situation. If you fail to complete it, we will continue to search for adventurer teams."

"Bronze-level adventurers pay 10 silver coins, Rock-level adventurers pay 3 silver coins, and Oak-level adventurers pay 1 silver coin."

Loran and the others had no choice but to pay the deposit.

The reason for these rules is the experience accumulated by the Adventurers' Guild in dealing with successive generations of adventurers.

After completing this set of procedures, the task was officially handed over to the Dog Dagger Squad.

"We've set our departure date for two days from now. What do you all think? Especially you, Loran, can you handle the equipment issue?" Lin Wen asked skeptically.

Lorraine smiled and said confidently, "Don't worry, I can handle this very quickly."

"Alright, this is our team's first mission, everyone must take it seriously, because people really can die in the wild! Unlike before when we hunted rabbits or something, even wild boars are only so dangerous, except for mutated mountain boars, of course."

"If we get caught by those goblins, we'll really be enslaved!" Lin Wen warned. She had spent the last few days researching the habits of many monsters, including this ugly green one.

"Okay, I understand!"

After giving a few instructions, everyone dispersed, while Loran and Finita had to go to their afternoon training session.

On the way, Finita's heart was still a little nervous. "Lorraine, do you really think my sister won't find out?"

"Um... if all goes well, the adventure can be completed in a day, but... nothing is absolute. I think you should explain the situation to your sister, otherwise she will be very worried about you," Loran reminded her.

Finita hung her head, but finally nodded and said, "Yes... my sister loves me very much, and I know she does this for my own good, but I can choose the path I want to take!"

At Lena's training camp, Finita trained even harder than usual today, especially asking Lena for advice on magic tricks.

"Finita, you've already mastered magic tricks very well. You don't need to practice them anymore. Just focus on magic." Lena said, somewhat puzzled.

Finita stopped what she was doing, panting as she looked at Lena. After catching her breath, she said, "Instructor Lena, I... I might not be able to come to the training camp the day after tomorrow."

Lena was startled and asked with some concern, "What happened?"

"Because... I want to go on an adventure, and I accepted an adventure quest!" Finita said, her heart filled with trepidation.

Although Teacher Lena had hinted at this before, she was not actually clear about Teacher Lena's true attitude.

Unexpectedly, Reina smiled slightly after hearing Finita's words, knelt down, and smoothed Finita's red hair. "Finita, go for it! Your instructor supports you!"

Finita stared wide-eyed at Rena before finally nodding happily, "Th...thank you, Instructor!"

"However... I must remind you that adventure is fraught with great danger. As your instructor, I still need to ask whether you have joined an adventurer's party and whether the members of that party are reliable."

"Instructor, I was once an adventurer myself. I've witnessed too many conflicts of interest among team members, which ultimately led to the unexplained death of a member. Given your current strength, you should take on a slightly simpler hunting mission, right?" Lena guessed naturally.

Finita thought for a moment, not knowing what a hunting mission was, and then said, "I accepted a bronze-level mission."

Lena's expression froze, and she said in astonishment, "You... you accepted a bronze-level quest? But you just registered as an adventurer, how could you accept a quest of this level? Aren't there any requirements for adventurer level? Or did you join a bronze-level team?"

"Yes, I've joined Loran's team." Finita pointed to Loran, who was training nearby.

Loran noticed Lena's gaze and turned around with a bright smile.

Lena gestured with her lips, glanced at Finita, and finally nodded. "Judging from the training these past few days, Loran's strength and potential are quite good. You should have other bronze-level members, so the danger level shouldn't be too high."

"Finita, to become a true magician, you must have enough confidence and the ability to remain calm in dangerous situations. The theoretical knowledge of magic is easy when your mind is clear, but it may go blank in dangerous moments."

"I hope that through your adventures you can learn the essence of magic, which is not just a combination of spirit and knowledge, but also a desire to change the rules of the world."

Lena patted Finita on the shoulder. "Go ahead. You can tone down your training a bit these next two days and conserve your energy."

"And you, Lorraine, Brian."

"Good instructor."

"Woof woof!"