Safely registered his magic mark and had him issue an Adventurer's Certificate.
The Adventurer's Certificate was a small card, just stating the name of the subscriber, the rank of the adventurer, and the date of registration.
It seems that if you shed the same magic power as the registered magic mark, it would glow, so this would confirm the identity.
I gently play the Adventurer's Certificate with my fingers. That's right. Complex procedures don't seem to be organized.
It seems easy to counterfeit if you break it down a bit and look into it.
Even the Adventurer's Support Office says they take withholding data, so they won't do that because they'll find out soon enough if they do something unsolicited, and the forgery of the Adventurer's Certificate will be jailed for quite a felony.
... but don't even feel like trying to make one or so out of interest.
You won't even have legs if you burn it right after you make it.
"Um, Abel... why did you sign up under a different name?
"It seemed like there was nothing wrong with me, so I had to..."
My Adventurer's Certificate was firmly inscribed 'Yamasan Mountain'.
The process itself was simple, and there was no such thing as a difficult identification.
It's necessarily my real name, and I wasn't particularly told what happened. There's nothing wrong with that, maybe.
"Doesn't it kind of smell like trouble later, that?
"It's okay, it's okay. Yeah, well, you're not gonna get it out in public."
At best, the receptionist just thinks my name is Mr. Mountain.
"Well, that's fine... but... Nah, that's a weird name"
When people say this, I wonder if it would have been frivolous.
If you think about it, if I achieve merit, Mr. Mountain's name will spread among the nobles?
That makes me feel funny, but I certainly don't feel like I'm going to invite any shit.
Well, nothing. I'm not going to be the mage of nobility, and you're okay with it.
If you can repay your debt and you don't have any trouble with your life, that's fine. Even the rank is not going to rise that way.
When I hear of nobility, I have the image of arrogance, my utmost, asshole, free and dodgy.
He laughs at this kind of "To the Gu Hehe" thing. Though totally biased.
"It's my benefactor's name, Mr. Mountain."
"Really?
"I used to get help where I was being slapped by the Warcraft."
"From the kind of warcraft that slaps Abel!?
"Oh, you were definitely dead as it was. In an instant, you burned down all the warcraft around me, and you restored me to my near-death."
Except in the online games.
"You're an amazing magician..."
"I'm the most respected person in the world, no, in all dimensions."
Mr. Mountain is a different world person, so it's not enough in the world frame.
Mr. Mountain is great.
"Was I... so, trying to borrow my name... I was convinced"
That was honestly just a joke, but let's shut up.
Sometimes it was a slightly different last name in my previous life, and I hesitate to name my real name on these occasions.
It is true that mountain borrowers often borrowed their names back then.
I thought it was a habit that had fallen out already, but I didn't expect that to make a face now.
I even thought about it later and thought I should re-register with my real name (Abel), but I can't do that either because the magic crest is being held down.
Was the magic mark meant to avoid duplicate registration?
Well, can we keep this up?
It's getting a little fun.
Let's refine every day so Mr. Mountain can become the most famous magician in the world.
"Is that Mr. Yamasan from the Marlen tribe, too?
It's kind of a strange name.
I'm not out of a settlement in this world, and should I tell you I'm a Marlen?
"Well, you will"
"Ho... After all, the Marlens are all strong."
Meir was innocently impressed.
I moved to the Adventurer Support berth to work out my plans for the future.
Open the map full of desks and look for an affordable hunting ground while comparing it with newspaper information.
The newspaper says the forest, located north of the city of Romane, is rich in F- and E-class warcraft, making it an affordable hunting ground for newcomers.
There's just been a unicorn warcraft disaster (monster panic) recently, so they're concentrating on that survival aiming middle-aged adventurer.
That's all easy to rub if you get a bunch of money seekers together.
That's what it said that newcomers should avoid for a while.
Others...... Abandoned Castle Eltonena, something about this seems affordable.
Apparently, the abandoned castle Eltonena is not just abandoned, but treated like a dungeon.
They call it a dungeon where demons live in caves and old buildings and where peculiar warcraft are more likely to occur.
From the dungeon, you can take many parts of magic fixtures, or magic stones that are excellent as energy sources.
You might even find expensive demon stones that won't even be on the market much. I'd love to go.
However, it's going to take four days round trip to get to the abandoned castle Eltonena.
You have to hire people and carriages.
Financial rigor. Besides, as a person who relies on Meir for their financial aspects, I want to take a less expensive means.
"Abel, do you want to go there?
Meir peered in from behind me as I was squeezing the paper and making wrinkles.
"Ugh!
I hide the newspaper behind me.
I was supposed to be sitting in the front until just now, but I didn't know they were going to be around at some point.
I was focused and didn't realize.
"Yes, no, let's make it somewhere else"
"Never mind if it's money! If you have to, you should get some value if you sell the horns of the mea. Because that's what I've heard when it comes to magic fixtures."
"Find somewhere else"
What are you going to do with the stone on your forehead followed by the corner?
You're not laughing at me for joking.
I'm not serious...... right, that's right.
But travelling costs are troublesome.
If you go away poorly, you might get a deficit if you subtract expenses.
We have to calculate it exactly before it moves.
The nearest is the forest. If this is the case, there will be no transportation costs.
However, it is likely to be challenged after being prepared for trouble with other adventurers.