This adventurer is overly righteous.

You ended the cannibalistic plague; such an act deserves praise.

[Defense moderately increased]

You demonstrated your wisdom and courage; these qualities deserve praise.

[The effectiveness of the treatment has been slightly improved]

Your resolute action in saving the girl deserves praise.

[Charm slightly increased]

Your good deeds spread in people's hearts, and the goddess you believe in rejoices because of them.

[The effects of Divine Favor have been slightly improved. New effect: Increased mana regeneration speed]

......

"The harvest was plentiful."

Looking at his harvest, Kroya felt quite pleased. Although the past few days had been quite tiring, the harvest was also quite plentiful. He and Carter were now sitting on an oxcart, and some villagers were going to White Rock Town to buy supplies, so they were being given a ride.

"That's right."

Carter didn't know exactly what Kroya was talking about, so he just went along with what he thought was going to say.

"Your reward for the task, plus that horn, will amount to about twelve silver coins."

"And Mousse's boots and bow and arrows." Those are quite valuable.

"You'll also get 30% of my mission reward."

For a novice adventurer, such a reward is far too generous.

Carter pulled out a small pouch hanging from his waist, which contained ogre teeth. Although the White Rock Town Adventurers' Guild only required adventurers to hunt down one ogre in its missions, they would provide some compensation if adventurers encountered situations like Carter's.

The reward for the task will be increased to at least three times the original amount, and additional bonuses will also be given.

  

"The basic reward for hunting ogres is one gold and fifty silver."

Kroya will receive 30% of it, and with the compensation from the Adventurers' Guild, he will get at least one gold coin.

A single gold coin is no small sum for a novice adventurer; it's enough to buy a small house in a remote part of Whitestone Town.

Many adventurers fight desperately and travel far and wide, all for the sake of owning a property in White Rock Town, thus completely escaping the harassment of monsters in the wilderness.

"That's great." Kroya leaned back against the haystack. He still felt a little sleepy. Healing spells could only repair wounds and restore physical strength, but they were of little use to drowsiness.

So Croya closed his eyes and went back to sleep until the oxcart arrived in White Rock, where Carter woke him up.

"Finally back."

After spending a long time in the village and several days camping in the wilderness, seeing a decent little town made Kroya quite emotional. If it weren't for the villagers' kindness in providing lodging and washing facilities, Carter and Kroya would definitely be filthy by now.

"Then I'll go submit the task now."

Carter and Kroya parted ways. The reward for hunting the trolls was issued by the Adventurers' Guild in White Rock Town, and to collect the reward, one had to go to the guild's front desk to verify it. Kroya's mission, on the other hand, was issued by the villagers of Nome Village, and the reward had already been settled long ago.

The two parted ways for the time being. Kroya planned to wander around Whitestone Town. On his first day there, he reported to the Adventurers' Guild and accepted a quest. He was still unfamiliar with this place where he would be staying for a long time, and he also had the horn he had taken from the giant field rat to sell.

Carter told Kroya that although the Adventurers' Guild also harvested these materials, the prices were often lower than those of other vendors outside, but it was more convenient as there was no haggling involved.

If you want to get a good price, you still have to look for those small shops.

So Kroya began to stroll through Whitestone Town, memorizing the various shops in each area while searching for the recycling shops that Carter had mentioned had a good reputation among adventurers.

However, Kroya's charm as a B-rank character was still too eye-catching. Moreover, Kroya was a child of the moon, and his pure white long hair and androgynous appearance made him even more mysterious. In terms of temperament, he was more like a leisurely bard than an adventurer.

However, this is Whitestone Town, and the public security is not bad. At least no one actively comes up to bother you. Of course, this may also be related to the sword hanging at Kroya's waist.

However, some people approached Kroya with a sincere attitude and handed her their business cards, which contained things that were not suitable for minors to see, leaving Kroya feeling quite helpless.

"Sir, please believe me!" Croya sensed no malice from the man, but the words he spoke made Croya feel uneasy.

"If you're willing, we can make you the most famous and most handsome man in the whole of White Rock, no, in the whole of the western Netherlands."

"Those noblewomen and female adventurers will be captivated by your beauty. You are the most promising person I have ever seen in this world. You are a child of the moon, aren't you? Such skin is natural. They will be obsessed with you..."

The guy seemed lost in his own world, looking at Croya as if he were a dusty work of art. No matter how eloquently he spoke, Croya knew perfectly well—

This person told him to sell...

No matter how hard or poor a man is, he shouldn't do this...

"I'm sorry, but my goddess rejects premarital sex."

Croa refused firmly, and that was the truth; he had used this kind of reply to avoid a lot of trouble in the past. However, the guy seemed even more excited.

"That's actually better!" His face flushed red. "Those women, especially those in high positions, prefer purity..."

Croa quickly shook off the other person.

"You are always welcome!"

Such voices echoed behind Croa.

"That's insane."

Kroya shook his head slightly, putting these little incidents behind him, and then found the shop Carter had mentioned. Inside, the shopkeeper was an old man with neatly combed hair and a pair of exquisite glasses.

"Four silver coins."

He gave a price.

"Five silver coins," Kroya insisted on the price, refusing to budge.

"Alright." After a moment, the old man minding the shop gave in. "You're a new customer, so I'll give you a discount: five silver coins."

My name is Geese.

After the transaction was completed, he introduced himself, extending his hand to Croa and raising an eyebrow.

"Let's get acquainted, you white guy."

"My name is Kroya." The two clasped hands.

"If you have any material in the future, remember to show it to me first."

After giving a brief reply, Kroya returned to the Adventurers' Guild, where he had previously rented a small room and kept some of his luggage and money.

At the same time, he also needs to test the changes in his attributes, but that requires the use of the Adventurers' Guild's exclusive magic, which costs fifty copper coins per use, not cheap for a novice adventurer.