Become a knight starting with synthesized entries.

Luo An turned to the next page.

[Help Request: The tavern is doing very well and wants to expand. They need a handsome knight to represent them. Armor must be provided by the customer.]

[Reward: 20 copper coins per day, plus free drinks.]

[Client: Market Street, Old William's Tavern]

As a knight, how can I earn such a small amount of money?

It's a shame that Luo An even invited people to eat at Old William's place, but not only did he not give them a kickback, he didn't even mention it.

Luo An decided not to go to William's Tavern for dinner either.

Having made up his mind, Luo An turned to the next page.

[This is a long-term commission, requiring a skilled knight adept at disguise and surveillance. Follow my husband, paying close attention to which women he gets close to, what they say, and report back to me regularly.]

[I must be skilled in disguise and surveillance! My husband is a novice knight, black-haired, wearing silver armor, easy to track, but with a keen sense of smell! Even if discovered, I must never reveal my purpose!]

[Long-term commission, reward: 50 copper coins per day, with silver coins awarded upon completion of the report, depending on the circumstances.]

[Client: Anonymous Noble. Go to the big tree in Market Street, shout the password, and someone will contact you.]

[Password; you can view it after receiving the commission.]

Luo An frowned deeply and subconsciously glanced back. Ya Yang was hiding in the corner watching him, waiting impatiently.

"Granny, I'll accept this request."

Luo An pointed to the long-term commission, saying that rather than letting others make money off him, he would rather make the money himself.

"Oh, okay." The old woman made a mark in her notebook.

"This is a long-term contract, and the employer is a high-ranking nobleman. Child, I advise you not to get involved."

"It's alright." Following me is no trouble, and I can even earn silver coins. This is a commission tailor-made for Luo An.

Even if Luo An doesn't do it, he won't give it to someone else.

Are there any commissions that can replicate a miracle?

The story of Tsering and Haber begins with an escort commission.

Luo An tried searching through the escort contracts.

Of course, replicating a miracle does not require completely replicating the exact same events and routes.

If you just need something similar, going somewhere or spending time together is also a way to replicate a miracle.

Luo An flipped through a few pages; they were all trivial matters, such as dealing with wolves and bears or clearing large cemeteries.

Escort commissions used to exist, but after the introduction of Warcraft, fewer people were traveling, and it became almost impossible to find them at the border.

"Granny, is there anything else?" Luo An wanted to find the best person to entrust with this task.

"Kid, you're only at the bronze level. Don't take on too many troublesome missions. It's not safe outside right now."

Jackie smiled too. "Granny is right, Your Excellency. It's very dangerous in the wild now, there are also magical beasts. Granny, please complete the task of clearing out the wild wolves for me, and then give me the reward."

The nun nodded, verified Jackie's request, and handed him one silver coin.

"Warcraft?"

Luo An remembered something.

"Do you have any Warcraft-related requests?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Jackie's smile froze slightly, then suddenly widened.

"Oh? You want to take on commissions related to Warcraft?"

"Is there a problem?" Luo An thought that even without looking at the entry, a novice knight would have a pretty good chance of winning against a magical beast.

"Hehe." Jackie leaned over the counter, looking Roan up and down.

"Sir, do you know Roan Lionheart?"

Heir to the Lionheart noble family, husband of Leia Lionheart, and the original hunter of magical beasts. He is a remarkable figure and should have already left Lorton Town to marry Leia Lionheart.

Luo An nodded. "What does it matter?"

"You want to imitate him? To challenge monsters?" Jackie shook his head and sighed, "Sir, I can understand your admiration for great heroes at your age."

"As a knight, who wouldn't want to be like Lord Roan and become a hero?"

"I do know of a commission issued by Mayor Hagrid, which hasn't reached the church yet, and the content is very simple."

Clear out the monsters from the border village of Cosette. Are you interested?

"Clear the monsters?" Roan asked, somewhat puzzled.

"What's the point of going to such great lengths to clear the monsters from the border?"

Jackie got excited too, "I was just mentioning it to you, I didn't expect you to actually be interested."

"A legend from the Age of Gods tells us that once the most powerful monster in a region overrun by monsters is killed, that region will be safe for a long time. Mayor Hagrid wants to know if the legend is true."

"To be honest, they sent troops over there a long time ago. It was the Black Iron Knight Reeves's team, but they couldn't get deep enough into the border because their team was too bulky and too conspicuous."

Before Jackie could finish speaking, Roan raised an eyelid.

Roan had already witnessed the miserable state of the villagers of Cosette.

It's terrible.

But that has nothing to do with Luo An.

It wasn't Roan who caused it; Roan had also helped them get rid of the bandit knights as a member of the Kingdom Guard.

Out of gratitude to Sieg, Roan gave them another ten silver coins, feeling that he owed them nothing.

But it can help Lord Levi and replicate the miracle.

It's a good thing no matter how you look at it.

As for Warcraft.

To Luo An, it was just a stray dog ​​he could kick to death on a whim.

Luo An turned to the nun.

"Granny, can you let me accept this commission?"

The old woman paused, a hint of determination flashing in her cloudy eyes.

"Son, that's a commission only a silver medalist can accept. You're only a bronze medalist; it's too dangerous."

"I won't let you take this commission; you're still a child. I don't want to see more children die."

She was, after all, a nun, not a cold, impersonal receptionist.

Luo An repeatedly said that he wasn't afraid of magical beasts, but the old woman still didn't believe him, thinking Luo An was just a brat who didn't know the dangers of magical beasts. She clutched the little notebook tightly to her chest.

Luo An was at a loss. He was old and frail, and the nuns meant no harm. He couldn't very well just take the book away.

At this moment, Jackie stepped forward and said with a smile, "Sir, you are very brave. I bet that no one will take that commission even if it sits there for a month."

"As a knight, one must be clearly aware of one's own strength. However, I admire you, sir. Black hair, silver knight, are you imitating the great Lord Roan? What is your name?"

"Yunina," Roan said.

Jackie nodded. "Your Excellency Yunina, how about we work together on this commission? We can split the payment."

Roan glanced at Jackie.

This man is, after all, a trainee knight, yet he only dares to deal with wild wolves and would never be moved by a reason like "Roan's courage."

Jackie definitely had other ideas.

Jackie, completely unconcerned by Roan's scrutiny, continued, "Sir, don't let my appearance fool you, I spend more time in the wilderness than in the city."

I don't think you've ever survived in the wild. You know, in the wild, armor becomes a burden, constantly slowing you down.

"And I happen to be an expert."

Jackie's meaning couldn't be clearer.

"Sure," Luo An said. He didn't have many options. Only Jackie could take on this task.

"I have a friend, and the three of us are doing this commission together."