The hero I support will definitely defeat the devil

In the four-person team, Lisha is undoubtedly the front row, both as a damage dealer and a meat shield. As the only ranger in the team, Ilsa needs to do all the reconnaissance and long-range support. As a priest, Merilu is an indispensable healer in all adventure teams, not to mention that Merilu, a giant hybrid, can also act as a meat shield in the back row to protect the long-range professionals in the back row.

Only I, as the mage in the team, should have been the main output of the team, but in fact, because of my weak strength and the awkward profession of light mage, Ailan has almost no role in the team. At most, I can illuminate the cave when exploring. But even if it is to illuminate, the lantern dedicated to adventure is more useful than her light spell.

So after becoming a Sun Mage, La has always wanted to learn some powerful spells that can help in battle.

The solar storm released during the previous battle with the fusion monster suddenly gave Ai Lan some insights.

So there came into being the Exploding Magic Cannon.

“But I am a little anxious.”

"Ai Lan, it's a good thing that you want to help, but don't be too hasty about it. Sometimes being hasty can lead to trouble."

Lisha educates Ailan.

"Ok, I know."

Ailan nodded.

In fact, she also knew that powerful strength could not be obtained overnight.

"But we're going on an adventure in two days, right? I still need a staff that's strong and durable enough."

Compared to other mages who need a staff with better magic conduction and stronger amplification, Ailan now prefers a staff that is strong and durable enough, otherwise it would be a fatal thing if the staff was damaged in battle.

Although it is not impossible for a mage to cast spells with his bare hands, the efficiency is obviously not on the same level.

Moreover, with Ailan's strength at the Fine Steel Level, it is still somewhat difficult for him to release the Staff of Impossibility. He would have to reach at least the Silver Level before he could cast spells with ease.

"That's true."

Lisha nodded.

A good weapon is the most important thing for an adventurer.

Unless someone like Lisha is better with bare hands than with weapons, most professionals, especially some warriors and rangers, to exaggerate, would lose about half of their strength without weapons.

Chatting as they walked, Lisha and Ailan soon arrived at the dwarf master's weapons shop.

The dwarf master is not here today, and the one looking after the shop is his eldest apprentice.

After hearing Ai Lan's request, the dwarf master's disciple looked at Ai Lan with surprise, as if he did not expect that an elf would want such a staff.

But he finally found a staff that met Alan's requirements.

"This staff was made by one of my junior fellow apprentices. He suddenly had the idea to add some titanium powder to it. I don't know what he was thinking, but the titanium powder reacted with something in it, and the staff became like this."

The dwarf master's eldest apprentice placed a staff that looked like it was made of all metal on the counter.

"Although this staff has a metallic luster, it is actually made of wood. However, its hardness is absolutely guaranteed. It may not be as hard as fine gold equipment, but it is far better than other equipment of the same level. Although the magic conduction and amplification effects are average, this staff is definitely strong enough."

“Ding ding!~~”

Lisha picked up the staff and knocked it, and the staff made a metallic sound.

Lisha herself was an expert in forging, and she could tell at a glance that this staff definitely had an upper limit in terms of sturdiness, reaching the level of rare equipment. However, the other parts of the staff were not very good, so this staff was still just high-level equipment.

Ai Lan also picked it up and waved it.

It's fairly light, but still a bit heavier than staffs of the same level, but it's within an acceptable range.

Ai Lan took it and tested its hardness again.

One strike of the staff can directly create a dent in a finely forged steel plate while leaving the staff itself completely unscathed. It can only be said that it is indeed hard enough.

In the end, Ai Lan bought the staff.

The price is a little expensive, but it’s okay because it’s not a rare level equipment.

"It seems we have to go to the White Tower for adventure as soon as possible, otherwise we will run out of funds in no time."

Lisha sighed after leaving the weapon shop.

Adventurers' equipment is like a bottomless pit. For better equipment, adventurers will never hesitate to spend money. For adventurers above the gold level, money is really just a number on the magic crystal card. If it weren't for the auction transaction, which can use anonymous magic crystal cards to trade, it is estimated that the amount of gold coins traded by those adventurers is more exaggerated than a dozen gold mountains.

"Lisha, did you accept a mission the day you brought Lucy back?"

Ai Lan heard Lixia's sigh and suddenly asked.

"Yeah, that mission is quite popular, and the reward is pretty good, but the time is a bit short..."

Lisha's voice became softer as she spoke.

Because she remembered that she still had a guild mission in hand.

Because she had experienced so much in the past few days, Lisha accidentally forgot about this matter!

“It’s over!!!~~~”

Lisha let out a loud cry.

She pulled Alan up and ran towards the Adventurer's Guild.

Chapter 121: Not bad, not bad

Lisha and Alan rushed to the Adventurer's Guild.

She saw that there was no one at the front desk and immediately trotted over.

"Please help me check the task, the number is..."

Lisha realized that she didn't remember that number.

She took out the mission commission from her backpack.

"This is it."

"Hold on."

The receptionist at the front desk happened to be the one I had met often before.

She picked up the parchment scroll on the counter and entered the number into the query machine.

After a while, the results came out.

"You have not yet completed this task."

The receptionist said coldly.

"No, I want to ask, is this mission overdue?"

Lisha asked cautiously.

"No."

The receptionist pushed the parchment scroll in front of Lisha.

"But there's only one week left."

"Huh~ Turns out there's still a week left."

Lisha patted her chest and let out a long sigh.

“Um, Lisha…”

Ailan tugged at Lisha's sleeve from behind.

"There should be a date on the mission, right?"

"Eh? Um..."

Lisha opened the mission scroll and took a look.

Indeed there is.

So what is she doing here?

"I was actually planning on taking on another mission."

Lisha said with a laugh.

The embarrassment in her tone was so obvious that even the adventurers next to her could hear it.

"Are you short of money?"

The receptionist suddenly spoke.

"Yes, a little bit. After all, everyone in the team needs good equipment."

Lisha nodded and spoke the truth.

"You can take a look at the public tasks issued by the guild."

The receptionist suggested.

"A public mission?"

Although Lisha had taken on many missions in the Adventurer's Guild and completed many of them, she actually didn't have much idea about the division of tasks. At most, she knew that there were strength restrictions on tasks, and some missions could not be accepted if one's strength was too weak.

“It’s a task that anyone can take.”

The receptionist patiently explained to Lisha.

"Since these quests are issued by the guild, the rewards are quite generous, but it is generally on a first-come, first-served basis. In other words, once an adventurer completes the quest, the other adventurers will automatically give up the quest, but it will not be counted in the quest record."

"However, there are exceptions, and that is collection tasks. This type of task generally requires a large number of materials, so it is calculated based on a single material, and there is basically no upper limit."

"Oh, I know about this. It's the guild's material collection mission."

Lisha raised her hand to show that she knew.

After all, these tasks will be posted on the huge bulletin board outside the guild gate. Adventurers don’t even need to accept them. They can get paid as long as they bring the materials to the guild and hand them in directly.

"You are at the Silver level now, right?"

The receptionist looked at Lisha, took out a record sheet from under the counter and placed it in front of Lisha.

"There are three tasks here that are very suitable for you."

The receptionist pointed to the three tasks at the top.

"Wow, that's a lot."

Lisha scanned through them and found that although these tasks were a little dangerous, the rewards were really high, of course, compared to tasks of the same level.

The first mission was issued by an alchemist, requiring the collection of three precious herbs called Supara, with a deadline of one month.

The second mission was sent by a merchant, asking for the escort of his caravan to the water city of Atlantis, with a term of employment of one year.

The third mission was issued by a wizard, requiring the hunt of a silver-level monster called the Steelback Beast within a week.

"I'll take this mission."

Lisha thought for a while, and finally chose the first task at Yuze's suggestion.

The reason for not accepting the last two tasks is actually very simple.

The second mission was well-rewarded but too time-consuming.

Silver-level adventurers are at the stage of self-improvement, and wasting a year outside the White Tower area can be considered unwise.

And judging from the date of the mission, it has been almost a week since it was issued. It is estimated that the current generous reward is also due to the merchants repeatedly raising the reward, so that they can gather guards and set off as soon as possible. After all, for merchants, time is money. However, it can also be seen from here that there are indeed few silver-level people who are willing to do such a mission, even if the reward is indeed very generous.

The third task is the exact opposite of the previous one.

The client gave too little time.

The reward is indeed very high, but this is ironclad evidence that the client knew the mission time was too short, otherwise a mere Steelback beast would definitely not be worth the price.

The key point is that the Bristleback is actually a monster unique to the second floor of the White Tower.

If a team of adventurers accepts this mission, then in order to complete the mission, they must set off immediately and then rush non-stop to the second floor. Then they need to be lucky enough to find and kill the Steelback Beast within half a day, and then drag their exhausted bodies back to Baishi Town to complete the mission.

If there is any delay, such as encountering monsters or other accidents, the mission will definitely not be completed.

It can be said that the person who issued the task gave a task time that was almost extreme.

You Ze suspected that some wizard was doing some experiment and wanted to know some data of the silver-level adventurer, so he deliberately used this method to test its limits.

In comparison, the first task is a standard collection task, and there is plenty of time. As long as you are not too unlucky, you can definitely complete it.

"A smart choice."

The receptionist took back the task list, took out a task scroll from under the counter and handed it to her.

"Two missions are enough to keep you busy. Don't take on too many."