Become a knight starting with synthesized entries.

"Hello, I'd like to register as a Wanderer."

At the counter stood a kind-faced old woman who slowly raised her head, squinting as she carefully examined Luo An.

"Child, what are you doing?"

"Register as a Wanderer and accept commissions," Roan said.

The old woman asked again before she understood what Luo An meant.

"Oh, okay. What's your name? What's your breathing technique? How's your training going?"

It also needs a name.

Luo An frowned slightly. In Luo Dun, there were far more people who knew Luo An than those who didn't.

However, there's no problem.

Pastor Greg of the church will definitely support Roan.

Lord Levi will certainly agree with Roan's decision.

That makes sense from Lord Hagrid's perspective; he's eagerly awaiting Roan's adventures.

The three powerful figures held real power over the church, the town, and the army respectively, so this little backdoor was no problem.

That's the advantage of knowing people; it's so easy to get that kind of back door open.

"Roan Yunina, Wolf Howl, Apprentice Knight," Roan announced.

"Luo An..." The old nanny indeed recognized Luo An.

"Is it Roan Lionheart?"

Luo An was taken aback, not expecting that it was this reputation that had spread.

Luo An is not Luo An Lionheart.

Just as he was about to correct the old woman, Roan changed his mind. Since the wandering knight was not a respectable figure in the kingdom, he decided to simply address her as Yunina to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Roan's wish has always been to become a knight, so that his adoptive mother, Yunina, would know that her choice was right.

Luo An also wanted the world to know about his adoptive mother.

Thinking of this, Luo An corrected the old nanny.

"It's Yunina. Not Roan Lionheart. I don't know Roan Lionheart."

"Yunina... sounds like a girl's name."

The old nanny looked up at Luo An again, her gaze unfocused.

Luo An felt that she wasn't looking at him, but was just pretending.

The old woman nodded, leaned over the table and wrote down Luo An's name. She then asked a few more questions and made a simple table, which she then set aside.

"Wait a moment, child, I'll go print out a brass plaque for you. With the plaque, you can take on commissions in other places and seek help from the church."

After saying this, the old nanny stood up, bowed, and slowly left.

I'd heard long ago that the Wanderer was a nobody, and now it seems that's true.

According to Luo An's memories from his previous life, in places like adventurers' guilds, pretty girls were usually in charge of reception, or at least they had to be efficient.

Luo An shook his head, thinking that this was a good thing.

This indirectly shows that things were peaceful before, but with more monsters appearing, this quiet place will become lively, and beautiful nuns will be needed to greet people.

This is not a good thing.

Just as Roan was waiting, a knight wearing rusty armor came to the counter, glanced at Roan, and peeked inside to greet him.

"Is anyone home? Damn it, there's no one left to greet us?"

"The nun went to forge a plaque for me," Luo An explained.

"Oh?" The Rusty Knight glanced at Roan, removed his helmet to reveal a thin, pointed face with darting eyes. He then examined Roan's armor.

The person who owns this armor must be a noble knight, so why would they become a wandering knight?

The Rusty Knight forced a smile. "Oh, sir, you're here to register as a Wandering Knight?"

"You're so clever. You knew that once there were more monsters, you'd get a lot of commissions and earn a lot of silver coins. There aren't many people with your foresight."

"I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Jackie, and I'm a Silver-ranked Wanderer Knight."

Jackie took out a silver medal and waved it in front of Roan; it was indeed a silver medal.

"Impressive, right? I can't compare to you. I'm almost forty years old, and I was very lucky to find a powerful breathing technique in the wild, which is how I became an apprentice knight."

"Very impressive," Luo An nodded. "Forty is the age for adventure."

Jackie's smile widened, and he hooked his arm around Roan's shoulder. "Sir, you're really interesting. I feel we get along very well. Let me teach you."

"Wandering Knights are divided into Bronze, Silver and Gold ranks."

However, that was the classification system in the time of the gods. Nowadays, there are few even Black Iron Knights, let alone the lofty Silver and Gold Knights.

"So, someone like me can also be a silver-ranked wandering knight."

"But that was before. After the monsters became more numerous, the kingdom didn't have that many knights, so we wandering knights were valued."

"Don't let my current appearance fool you. Once the kingdom starts to value silver medals, I definitely won't be able to advance."

"This is an opportunity, sir. Do you want to get a silver medal quickly? I have many connections."

"......" It feels like I'm dealing with a scalper.

However, it must be said that Jackie is right. As the number of monsters increases, the Kingdom of Vanli will not be able to take care of so many regions and will inevitably restart the commissioned reception office.

Go to Silver Knight early while the sign distribution is still relaxed, and you can enjoy many benefits.

Unfortunately, Roan was not interested in the Wandering Knight.

Roan only wanted to replicate the miracle of the knight and the nun so that he too could use the miracle.

"Sorry, I don't care that much about brands."

"No!" Jackie cried out anxiously.

"Sir, you are a high-ranking nobleman. You look down on these meager resources now, but what about the future? You might not even be able to get a silver medal as a Black Iron Knight!"

"Of course, I didn't mean to offend you," Jackie was about to continue when Roan clapped his hands to stop him.

"Sorry, I'm really not interested. My brand is coming."

The nun slowly approached the counter and handed Luo An a thin, palm-sized, copper shield-shaped plaque.

The sign is engraved with a knight, behind whom are flame-shaped olive branches, like the sun.

This badge represents the fiery, unrestrained freedom of the wandering knight, completely different from the badges of the Kingdom Knights' Scales and Banner Knights.

The bronze plaque bears Yunina's name and some information about her background, so that if the wandering knight dies abroad, someone can carry the plaque back to his hometown and let him rest in peace.

Of course, no wandering knight would be proud to die in bed, at least not in the past.

"Child, take this sign carefully. It's best to put it inside your armor; it can also be used as a breastplate."

"You can go and take on the commission."

The nun opened a booklet; the handwriting was beautiful.

"Could you take a look and see if there's anything that suits you?"

Luo An was starting to lose his composure. The nuns were alright, at least they were doing their jobs properly.

Luo An didn't care about this run-down place.

Why write the entrustment in a notebook? At least give us a notice board.

After glancing at the contents of the commission, Luo An suddenly understood why it was written on paper.

[Collection Request: Help me collect three high-quality Wolf Blood Grasses.]

Quality requirements:.......

Location: Deep in the wilderness. Wolves may be present.

[Client: Market Street, Traveling Merchant. Reward: 40 copper coins.]

[Note: Only the highest quality wolf's blood grass is acceptable; I will negotiate the price if the quality is not good!]

It looks somewhat familiar.