Sequence adventurers roaming between two worlds

"Welcome to the Adventurers' Guild in Shirakawa Town."

"I'm Sanhua, the receptionist. You look unfamiliar. Are you new here, or an adventurer from out of town?"

Behind the oak counter, a girl wearing a dark green uniform with a white lace collar around her neck was gently placing her interlaced fingers on her lower abdomen, looking at Leo in front of the counter, and speaking in a gentle tone.

Leo's gaze involuntarily swept over that deep white figure, inwardly marveling at the other's magnanimity. Compared to it, even the Sword Maiden...

Well, there's no comparison.

But white hair + flat chest is the ultimate combination!

Unquestionable!

Leo snapped out of his daze and nodded: "He's a newcomer."

"I want to register as an adventurer, but I don't know what I need to provide?"

The receptionist, Sanhua, smiled even more brightly: "So you really are a newcomer? Baihe Town hasn't had a new adventurer for several months."

"May I ask your name? Do you have any identification or similar documents?"

"Leo." Leo didn't intend to hide his real name; after all, he didn't need to be wary of anything in the Kingdom of Auster. "As for identification..."

He was somewhat embarrassed.

Where would a stranger get his identification?

Before he could come up with a good excuse, Miss Sanhua, seeing the troubled look on his face, said with a look of relief, "It's okay, it's okay, everything will pass."

"From today onwards, the Adventurers' Guild in Shirakawa Town is your home."

Miss Sanhua, it seems you've misunderstood something?

Leo was taken aback, then realized what was happening.

In this world, monsters roam freely, and villages are often destroyed by them.

Huashi Village, which he just left, serves as a cautionary tale.

If it weren't for the fact that Brother Mie's squad and he happened to be there, Huashi Village would have been destroyed and its inhabitants fled long ago.

Therefore, exile is a very normal phenomenon in this world.

That's fine, saves me the trouble of "lying".

Leo remained silent, as if acknowledging the other party's words.

Perhaps unwilling to "touch" Leo's wounds, the receptionist Sanhua didn't ask about his identity anymore. Instead, she asked for and registered Leo's personal information in an increasingly gentle tone.

This includes height, weight, age, etc.

And, most importantly, their mastery of professional skills.

"Mr. Leo, what professional skills do you possess?" Sanhua asked softly.

She quickly added, "It's not that the guild is intentionally invading your privacy. It's just that, for new adventurers like you, only by understanding your skill level can the guild determine what commissions you can accept and what you shouldn't touch too early."

"Adventurer's Code No. 1: Only the surviving adventurers have a future."

Leo understood. He didn't resist, but he didn't tell the whole story either: "I've mastered the [Slash] skill, and I've just reached the proficiency level."

If you underestimate your skill level, the guild won't let you accept some commissions.

It wouldn't be a wise choice to tell everything.

Showing part of it while hiding the other is just right.

"Proficient?!" Sanhua's mouth gaped slightly in surprise. "You've already reached the level of a prospective professional?"

Her body suddenly leaned forward, and the expanse of her snow-white breasts rippled, causing Leo to glance sideways.

"The skills were taught to me by Captain Gomon." To enhance her credibility, Leora, the captain of Gomon, became her "endorser": "I also came to Shirakawa Town with the Gomon squad this time."

"So it was Captain Gomonomichi who saved the newcomer." Upon hearing "Captain Gomonomichi," Miss Mika's smile softened instantly: "Since he's the one who saved her, I'm willing to believe him."

A moment later, a brand-new adventurer's identity token was presented to her by Sanhua with both hands:

"Mr. Leo, please accept this."

"With this adventurer identity token that is bound to you, you can accept commissions from the Adventurers' Guild and enjoy all the conveniences provided by the guild."

"Your current adventurer rank is 'Newcomer'. Keep up the good work, and may you return victorious from every mission!"

Sunlight streamed through the wooden porthole beside her, scattering across the signboard girl and making her big smile even more radiant.

Leo accepted the token and said "thank you".

After thinking for a moment, he asked, "Miss Sanhua, how do I get to the second floor? I heard that on the second floor of the guild, you can exchange for job skills, job information, and so on."

"Over there." Miss Sanhua pointed to a wooden staircase leading upwards in the corner: "Mr. Leo, exchanging for professional skills requires quite a few contribution points."

"You currently have no commission record and your contribution points are 0, so you may not be able to redeem them."

She tried to speak in a tactful tone.

Leo smiled and said, "I know, can't I go check it out beforehand?"

Upon hearing this, Miss Sanhua breathed a sigh of relief: "Of course."

Leo turned around, about to leave with little Eve.

Little Eve isn't ready to become an adventurer right now.

She is still young and has the talent of a magician, which needs to be learned and nurtured before she can shine.

Compared to mages, melee combat is indeed tough.

However, before Leo had gone far, Miss Sanhua suddenly called out from behind, her voice filled with urgent surprise: "Mr. Leo, please wait."

"Hmm?" Leo turned his head in confusion, looking at the sign girl who was half-peeking out from behind the oak counter. "What's wrong?"

At this moment, Miss Sanhua was holding something in her left hand that resembled a large snail, but was not quite. It had a metallic sheen and seemed more like some kind of alchemical tool that could communicate: "Your token information has changed."

She took a deep breath, unable to conceal the shock and curiosity in her eyes: "A new Iron-level raid commission has been added, along with 100 contribution points."

"I called you over to tell you this message."

A Black Iron-level subjugation request means that a true monster with a challenging level has appeared.

Let alone reserve professionals, even a professional squad could easily fail if they are not careful.

Sanhua felt like she was being scratched by a cat, her curiosity running wild.

A newcomer who was saved by Captain Goblin, a newcomer who has the strength of a "prospective professional" as soon as he becomes an adventurer, and a newcomer who has a record of completing a Black Iron-level quest without ever having done a quest.

She really wanted to know more!

Her intuition told her that there must be a fascinating story behind this!

Leo was also somewhat surprised.

"Captain Goku said he'd vouch for me, is he really that efficient?"

"No, that's not right."

He quickly realized what was happening.

Captain Goblin is on his way to the Church of Light for treatment, and in such a short time, it is impossible for him to come forward and "guarantee" him.

The only thing that can do this is...

In Leo's mind, the image of the swordswoman with her long, gray-white hair flowing in the night wind came to mind.