Shut-in Magician

The day after he arrived in the Wang capital, Grandpa Stan said he would rest slowly, so Xiu quickly began to clean up the room away.

She has lived there before, and seems to have used it even in the guest's long stay. Not so much baggage, and the magically usable Siu has finished cleaning and cleaning in a day.

In the evening, Emina came and said, "I'll help you tomorrow! They said," but I said no because it's over now. I was depressed, so I made an excuse because I could use magic, but she made me even more depressed because magic seems to only work with simple things.

The next day, Siu and Emina were the main ones to clean up the store's merchandise and organize the warehouse. They're going to use this as an opportunity to work out in earnest as a trail, and Grandpa Stan just speaks out. Since Emina's work should not be taken away, Siu mainly went heavy baggage hauling, etc.

After a few days, the store seemed to be settling down, so Siu decided to show his face to the Adventurer's Guild. Take Grandpa Stan's escort report.

By the way, I was about to be given a wage to help with this store, and I hurried to solidify it.

Siu has confiscated property when he pays back bandits he meets on his journey, as well as money for selling warcraft stripping materials. It's just something you can live without having to work for a while. That's what I explained. Finally, he convinced me.

By the way, the Adventurer Guild exists across the entire Lowaiian continent, but is independent of each country. Nevertheless, in a cooperative relationship, for example, the guild card specifications are exactly the same. They also had a mechanism in the guild to keep the money like a bank, but this one manages by country. Siu doesn't mean to keep the money because he has a space vault, but for an adventurer like Root Grass, it's a thankful mechanism.

The Adventurer Alliance headquarters in Lowal is divided into two locations, one in the Tohoku district, where large merchants and others live, and the other in the Central district. Ordinary people and adventurers use the guild of the Central District.

There are other branches in the Upper West, Midwest, Lower West, Upper South, and Down South districts, and this one is used by adventurers living in Wangdu or ordinary people who want to make a request.

Siu tried to show his face at the headquarters of the Central District. It's pretty convenient because it's about fifteen minutes' walk from the Belius Tool Store.

The Guild's buildings, sometimes called headquarters, had a splendid four-story stone construction. Compared to other buildings lined up, they are not pale, but rather heavy. From the outside, the atmosphere was robust and bureaucratic, but the other side of the open front door was crowded and busy. Besides, unlike outside, the interior feels warm in wood.

Looking around, each point of contact was written in plain and large letters. Documents are well organized and placed on several tables in the center.

In addition, people who looked like officials also wore an armband that said 'guide' and spoke up when they approached people wandering around.

Siu must have been thought of as the first customer to see it too, he was rushed quickly.

"Oh, you're young. A favor?"

Standing in the front, he seemed to realize that Xiu was younger than he thought, and the woman in the guide was leaning her neck. I know exactly what you're thinking about as a client.

Xiu gave a gentle meeting,

"Nice to meet you. I brought you a notification of completion of your request for an escort. That's fine with the third window over there, right?

When I pointed that out, the woman opened her eyes and then rushed to show me to window number three.

When you arrive at the desk, you still don't leave if you care about anything. When Xiu looked in trouble and alternated between the woman at the desk and the woman at the guide, she went away, seemingly realizing it was just an override.

The woman at the desk seems to be a veteran, opening first,

"I'm sorry. She's too uptight with the rookie stuff."

and apologized. And I laughed bitterly that I had to let him study a little more about the meaning and confidentiality of the work in charge. Siu said, "It's tough," and the veteran woman laughed hehe.

She immediately switched her expression and checked the documents submitted by Siu.

"I did receive it. Payment methods are cash and deposits, what do you do?"

"Cash, please. Can I have half of it in gold and the rest in silver?"

"Yes, then I will prepare it, please wait there"

Nearby chairs were recommended. It's like a bank, chairs are available everywhere.

This time the escort fee was fourteen gold coins. I thought it was pretty much more (because I don't work like an escort at all), but they say it's not the same price as when I asked for an adventurer as an escort.

Assuming a day's worth of common people's income is three pieces of silver, the escort job is at least ten pieces of silver. Thinking about it, I also know very well that young people admire adventurers. This would make as much money as a runaway knight, or maybe a little more. Nevertheless, to do an escort, exceptions have to have an Adventurer rank of at least seven for something, and it's a long way to go to get there. You also have to think for yourself about rest, etc. If you think about expenses, etc., you won't be able to do it unless an adventurer is a personal business and a person who can manage himself.

Even now, on the front of Siu's seated chair, there was a sticker saying, "The course 'Fundamentals to Become an Adventurer' is being held in Annex III".

When Xiu received the request fee, he wondered what was in the HQ request and went to see it.

Is it decided to make the same, or is the requisition always put in the building and on the wall on the right? Easy to understand, rank by rank, arranged by job description, convenient.

It is even easier to see headquarters because they are subdivided into different regional guilds. That's all there is.

At the end of the bulletin board, the stickers like the one you just saw are affixed side by side. There are courses, like every day, or paid, but there seem to be workshops. Many are for apprenticeships.

Siu watched as he thought it was funny, he was called out.

"If you want to take a course, this is good."

A man over twenty. From beside it, women of the same age have interrupted.

"It's better this way. You're so small, you should definitely do it from your own protection."

"What are you talking about, a man would be swordsmanship"

"You're not stupid. How did you see that? This kid's not from the flesh! What will you do if you break your body in a way that you can't work out? That's why I'm protecting you."

"Protecting yourself is what women do."

The two got into a fight, so Siu left the scene softly and sneaky. Then a man in his forties or so watching the requisition called out.

"It was a disaster, kid. They can't work because they're hurt, and they're trying to make money doing workshops."

"Oh, really?"

"How did you see it, you're not old enough to be an adventurer? Not to mention you won't be able to pay your dues."

With that said, he was driven off the bulletin board when he told his parents to get back to him as soon as possible.

I had no choice but to try again to get the job, and Siu honestly left the guild behind.

The Royal Library is next. of the second wall, called the merchant district or the inner peripheral street, on the inside. Good because I can get in here without any particular problems.

Just because it's a place where a lot of big merchants, rich people, etc. live, I saw a lot of policemen.

Siu's figure is the boy himself who came out of the country, but he was never particularly heard out because of what he was cleaning or being polite. I'm also concerned about that, because when an adventurous man walked, he was bound to be heard by the police force. I guess appearance still matters.

Now, that's how I got to the Royal Library, where I was taught, looking at the streets.

Siu's, it's no exaggeration to say that the majority of the reasons for coming out to the Wang capital are here, so I stepped in nervously.

It's sober inside and has a library vibe. Quiet, clean, smells unique.

There will be a reception as soon as you come in, where you will pay the royalties. One silver coin. But a book is valuable, and there are parts of it that you can't help. Paper is still an expensive category in this world. Paper used in guilds is also low-quality paper. It's something I missed a little close to straw half-paper. The book then uses fine paper.

In recent years, they have used grant magic to process books to prevent their deterioration. However, it is not something that can be attached to all of them, and there is no substitute for the book even though it is valuable.

For this reason, the library does not lend books either. If you have any information you would like to know, you have to prepare your own paper, make a note and go home. Naturally, there are penalties for defiling the book. If the percentage of negligence is high, it was explained at the reception when asked for the cost of buying it back.

Fortunately, Siu has a handy magic called the Record Library. It's like being able to scan the book as it is, so I started going around the bookshelf looking forward to even loading it.