It Seems I Came to Another World, Now What Should I Do

Smile and hold Hartis's hand back hard.

"It's an honor to have responded excessively."

Well, there's still a respite on the party thing.

When asked, Grade 9 is like a trial period at the company, and requests begin to come in for minimum general crusades, harvesting with slightly higher difficulty, and starting to question a little professionalism.

"I've always checked the terms of the Adventurer Guild, can you tell me the image of each general grade as a raw site and how it feels to live?

Honestly, even if you look at the terms, it only says what you can do and what you need to do, and it's difficult to get a specific image.

The contents, that's it, A is the one where the B's are kept in line. I used to read it a lot at work crying, but I didn't think I'd be the wingman to read it even here.

However, I wanted to hear from which neighborhood I could actually live, officials, and also the raw voice of ancient ginseng humans.

"Right. It is generally said that you can live at grade 8 and your life is stable at grade 7. Achievement fees increase from grade 8. Well, this is proportional to the difficulty."

I knew it. I took a peek at the Grade 8 request, but the request for a crusade of bears, etc. useful as a flock and material of wolves whose appearance is frequently confirmed, had risen.

But I don't think I can handle it solo. Even a bunch of wolves would work out on their own, but in general they make a bunch of no more than 10. Surrounded and done.

"Grade 9 is a prep period, isn't it? Grasp what you can do. And it's the period of time you actually accomplish the request, set the direction and go. Generally, you'll learn to find someone you can trust between levels 9 to create a party and help each other. You can take an 8 exam at a party."

Right? Yes, it's a party. It's mandatory from level 7, but it's not something you actually collect when you go up to level 7. There's no way a team's trust can be tied overnight.

Even in the company, people at work are honest with others. See who can do how much and what. Treat them as they determine whether they can be trusted or trusted. How long will it take to explore that relationship?

Besides, it's hard to build up credibility, but it's a flash to collapse. If you stimulate something, the non-transferable part of the other person, you have no more credibility or trust.

Don't be late, stick to work delivery times, take note of what people say, etc. I remember being told since I was a student, but I became a member of society and stained myself.

This is minimal manners, where others trust others.

A person who is late has no more than 0 credit in one shot unless there is a reason to contact him or her beforehand. I don't know on the surface, but my mind's grading table is down to negative.

Likewise, delivery times affect a lot of people. You have to stay dead, and if there's going to be delays, if you don't tell them around at the time you grab those signs, there's going to be a liability issue for you.

Even the note thinks the other person is aware of what they said. How can I reconfirm that...

So the Japanese work harder than their employment contracts. Credit is about walking on a thin line and approaching the target.

Yes, team, party. In this world, we need to spend longer hours with requests for escorts, etc.

If you're not someone you can trust, you can't keep your back when you exchange your life. A game party can make you laugh when you die, but reality isn't like that. When he dies, that's it. Even if we let him die, we must remain responsible for it.

When I saw the Deeds and heard that they were from the same village and that childhood training was the majority, I figured it was within me that I could trust them.

My head hurts. I don't think I want to continue being an adventurer. If I tell you about this profession, it's a single-contract part-time job. Since the tax aspect is deducted, it's attractive that you don't have to pay anything else, but you need to live with one arm after that.

Honestly, the protagonists and adventurers of the game are designed for endless enhancements.

Real world adventurers are harsh. I miss my life when I was a salesman. At least if we could trust each other, we could do our job. We need to hurry up and get a quorum and stabilize.

I often see works that say I want to be the top adventurer, but I don't know if that's a good thing.

Brave? What's that, delicious?

Me, huh? You know what?

We need to gather people in a hurry. Summarize that into a team you can trust. As a person who was a leader in the company at the bend, I was stained that it was urgent.

"I see. By the way, how do the Adventurers Guild people get their party together?

"You still have more in your hometown. It's huge to say that I know my mind. However, such things are still rare. Because there are cases where there are fewer people. Mostly they are often searched around neighboring villages and towns. Because we are often looking for people. I can't say if that's a good thing."

Well, I can't believe we're looking for a replacement. Did someone die or disappear for some reason?

"I see. Are you from the guild and have you not brokered?

"Yes, I do. I will introduce you to those who will be oriented towards the tasks accomplished, etc. Especially if you are, the mission is flawed, and there is this one. I don't know how to put it, but even if I abandoned myself, I fulfilled my request and protected my companion on top of it. The Alliance recognizes and appreciates that information."

Yikes! This is the credit. Good, it's really good to be doing my job seriously.

"Also, can I introduce you?

"Yes, if it were you, it would be a lot of deductions. The achievement rate is perfect. Assignments of higher rank are also performed. There's nothing wrong with introducing you."

"Really? Thank you for your time."

"Yeah. Absolutely. The Alliance is collaborative in information, regardless of country. In a bad way, the response of the uncomfortable. In a good way, it will be a sharing of achievements like this one. Congratulations. We look forward to working with you in the future"

The conversation is over. There is no tavern, but the guild will mediate. Besides, there is a minimal blacklist.

With a little relief, I thought I'd like to take a break.