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The fact that the list included a job related to her profession didn't surprise Shanaz at all, although she hadn't quite expected such a request from a photo studio and a decor shop – some hotel or a wealthy individual living in luxury seemed like more likely candidates to her. How profitable this job would be, the Heckelian woman found it difficult to determine – but it was certainly better than some of the other options available to her, and even taking taxes into account, she would earn more than four times her current income in two weeks. Nevertheless, she still had to pay for her accommodation in the hotel, and with a surcharge, so it was a bit early to rejoice. Therefore, after thanking Satoru and taking the necessary documents for applying to "Yuglans Regia," the girl decided to first visit the hotel and check the prices, and then either go to the workplace or consider the offer from the representatives of Lungwort about free accommodation.
Erich decided not to lose face and replied with a phrase he had heard while drunk once – at least in the form he remembered it: -Voilà, chanter... My greetings, and yes, I am indeed in your wonderful country for the first time, but I must say, I am incredibly enjoying everything I see here.
— That’s great... Well, let me explain in order how everything works here. First, to receive a quest, you must be a member of a registered adventure organization. Second, when accepting a quest, the leader of that organization specifies the names of everyone participating in it – this is necessary for distributing rewards and correctly paying taxes. The leader can independently determine who receives what percentage of the total reward amount, but I would not recommend trying to cheat the system... For example, we had organizations where the reward for quests was only transferred to one person who had allegiance, and he then shared the earnings with his comrades, but this is punishable by law.
Added 1 minute ago Sky
- Hmmm, what is need? Asterion pondered the nature of the existence of living beings that are forced to transform some elements of the world into others in order to ensure their own existence.
/Using reflections for experience and characteristics/
— That's great... Well, let me explain how everything works here. First, to receive a quest, you must be a member of a registered adventure organization. Second, when accepting a quest, the leader of that organization specifies the names of everyone participating in it – this is necessary for distributing rewards and correctly paying taxes. The leader can independently determine who receives what percentage of the total reward amount, but I wouldn't recommend trying to cheat the system... For example, we had organizations where the reward for quests was only transferred to one person who had allegiance, and he would then share the earnings with his comrades, but this is punishable by law.
-Wow... How do I find such an organization? Should I go to a tavern, order meat and beer, and look for those who ordered the same? Well, never mind, don't bother with that question – I'm just thinking out loud. I'll come back to you when I'm a member of such an organization! Erich went to the labor guild.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
"I haven't even finished explaining..." the quest giver thought to herself, but decided not to bother with it.
There was only one job available for Erich and Gai.
★ General Laborer
A standard job for those who are new to the city and do not have any professional skills useful in peacetime. This can be a wide variety of tasks.
Pay: 80 (52) longos per week.
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- I want to learn about it.
— They teach combat skills here. Swordsmanship, archery, I think you understand. Membership costs 50 longos per month.
Added 4 minutes ago Heroist
—Tax?... —Veritta thoughtfully turned the key in her hands. —Ah, as an offering... And only two-thirds, that's very generous of you! It's nice to see such care for the guests of your land. Well, I won't take up any more of your time, thank you and have a good day!
After printing the document, the girl looked at the city map, but quickly got lost in the countless diverse locations. Remembering the advice to visit the workers' guild, the anemonka eventually decided to head to the indicated address.
— For now, only the job of a general laborer is available to you," Satoru concluded, finishing reading Veritta's document, "chopping wood, washing clothes, and so on. Can you handle it?
- So, for just 50 lungos a month, I can spend any number of event points to learn any basic skill? - Lester narrowed his eyes, trying to figure out what the catch was. - Even pistol and light armor? Even a Mirai katana, reforged a thousand times, or unarmed combat?
The prospect of working more than ten hours a day for money that wouldn't even buy a bottle of vodka wasn't inspiring. But, perhaps, it will have to be. Guy headed to the adventurers' guild.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Ugh, cheapskate, I guess I'll have to travel alone for now. Gullveig is paying for Asterion and herself, they're setting off.
Having reached the island, Gullveig and Asterion head to the nearest location – a church. Entering the magnificent building, they find themselves in a spacious hall, the main attraction of which is a huge painting depicting Felicia Lungwort and Josephine Fenhel. On the golden base, the inscription reads: "I. Humility."
The fact that there was a job listed that matched Shanaz's skills didn't surprise her, although she hadn't quite expected such a request from a photo studio and a decor shop – she thought a hotel or a wealthy individual living in luxury would be more likely candidates. How profitable this job would be, the Heckelian found it difficult to determine, but it was certainly better than some of the other options available to her, and even taking taxes into account, she would earn more than four times her current income in two weeks. Nevertheless, she still had to pay for accommodation in the hotel, and with a surcharge, so it was a little early to rejoice. Therefore, after thanking Satoru and taking the necessary documents for employment at "Yuglans Regia," the girl decided to first visit the hotel and check the prices, and then either go to the workplace or consider the offer from the representatives of Lungwort about free accommodation.
"Vertical Palace" turned out to be a tall, 15-story building. There were a total of 75 rooms in it. From Sena, the owner of this land, Shanaz learned that the cost of one room was 100 Lungworts per week (135), but they were designed for two adults.
Living in this room allows you to use the effects of decorations and gives +1 to a random stat per phase.
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