Wizard of All Souls

"Old man Hal really went in?"

Raman said blankly.

"The conditions offered by the Empire Adventure Union are indeed quite attractive, but..."

If the empire is not so absolute in doing things, and the murderous intent is not so heavy, with the conditions given by the empire, there will definitely be a large number of adventurers to join.

It's a pity that there is no if.

Every adventurer asks himself, is the crime he has committed less than the person on the execution platform that day?

Even Raman himself, who is called a good old man, has done many evil things.

"what to do?"

After waiting for a while, he saw a few more figures entering the gate of the Adventure Union.

"The adventure union has the backing of the empire and the paladin of Will, it is impossible to lose."

"In the future, at most, the two forces of the adventure group and the adventure union will fight against each other."

"Sooner or later, you will join one of the forces."

"Then join the adventure group, or the adventure union?"

After struggling for a while, Laman raised his legs and walked towards the adventure union.

"Those powerful adventure groups used to look down on me, but now they look up to me?"

"The temptation offered by the Adventure Union is quite strong, you can give it a try."

"Besides, it's impossible for the Adventure Union to completely restrict personal freedom, right?"

"After joining, sell the things you got from the adventure some time ago for money, and go back to your hometown immediately. It won't be too late to come out after the adventure group and the adventure union decide the winner."

As he walked towards the Adventurer's Guild, he noticed a lot of glaring gazes falling on him.

Obviously many people are also struggling.

After explaining his purpose to the guard, he successfully entered the adventure union.

All the buildings in the Adventure Union were obviously built temporarily in the past two months, and they looked very crude.

But it doesn't matter.

Whether the building is simple or not is not the criterion for evaluating whether a power is powerful or not.

"Lord Laman, this way please." A beautiful servant in uniform came over.

"You know my name?"

Raman was surprised.

"certainly."

The servant smiled and did not explain.

Led by his servants, Laman came to a room.

"Please come in."

"Um."

Raman pushed open the door and walked in.

In the large and simple room, there is a table and a man in his early thirties.

The man smiled and said, "Please sit down."

Raman sat down and glanced around secretly.

"You are Mr. Laman, right? You can call me Dahl." The man named Dahl smiled politely.

"You, hello."

Raman replied nervously.

When he came in, he was very conscious, thinking of all kinds of words and calculations.

When he really faced the staff of the Adventure Union, he panicked all of a sudden.

He couldn't help wiping the sweat from his forehead.

He secretly looked around, to see where the knife and axemen were ambushing.

Dahl could see Raman's nervousness, but he didn't care.

"Mr. Laman, do you know the purpose of the establishment of the Adventurer's Union?" Dahl asked.

"Uh-huh."

Raman shook his head quickly.

In fact, he already had the answer in his heart, but he didn't dare to say it.

"Did you know that when Lord Will was young, he was an adventurer in Amark City for a while?" Dahl asked.

"What else is going on?"

Raman really didn't know about this.

"Although Lord Will only stayed in Amark City for a short month, he was extremely disappointed in Amark City and all the adventurers," Dahl said.

"...Is, is it?"

Raman found it understandable.

Many young nobles yearn to become adventurers, and feel that adventurers are a great profession that represents courage and perseverance.

It is only after becoming an adventurer that one discovers the darkness.

Eighty percent of the little nobles who came to Amark City and aspired to be adventurers were treated miserably, so it would be nice to be lucky enough to survive.

In the end, less than one percent can persist.

I just don't know what happened to the Will paladin back then in Amark City?

To be honest, he was very interested, but he didn't dare to ask.

I'm afraid that this question will involve Will's black history.

"At that time, Lord Will joined an adventure group called Spike and participated in the mission of hunting the troll leader," Dahl said.

"Huh? That's it?"

Raman reacted immediately.

Quite a few people in Yamak City knew about the Spike Fang Adventure Group—as a negative teaching material.

"Due to various reasons, Lord Will feels that the current adventurers must change."

"oh."

Raman thinks the current adventurers are pretty good.

"If you want to change the existing adventurer system, where do you think it is better to change?" Dahl asked.

"I don't understand these things."

Raman didn't see anything that needed to change at all.

"First of all, the task." Laman raised a finger, "Have you ever encountered a situation where people didn't pay you after completing the task? Even the other party wanted to cheat and kill you to grab the task item."

"Very, quite normal, right?"

This kind of thing can only rely on experience.

"A major change after the establishment of the Adventurers' Union is that all future tasks will be guaranteed by us. We will be responsible for the collection and completion of your tasks. There will be absolutely no danger to your life when you deliver the tasks."

"It's fine, it's just..."

The good thing is that it is very good, I am afraid that the middlemen of the trade union will make the difference.

"Of course we will charge a little fee from it, but what is this money compared to the safety of life?" Dahl smiled, "Besides, if it is a big profit of tens of thousands of gold coins, it's fine, you think we will covet Do you have some money?"

"Right."

Raman nodded.

"Secondly, you can buy information from our Adventure Union." Dahl raised his second finger, "Our information may be less, but it is absolutely accurate!"

"How to guarantee?"

"Adventurers can sell information to us, and we will evaluate all the collected information. If there is any error, you can point it out, and we will give corresponding rewards."

"In other words, we don't need to run around for a little information in the future?"

"Our adventure union has the guarantee of the Empire and Lord Will, and its reputation is absolutely trustworthy—at least the reputation will not be too bad, and it will never deliberately lie to you."

Intelligence is crucial as an adventurer.

What is the territory of a certain monster.

Where are the animals and plants that are dangerous.

Where to find what.

The information is wrong, but it is not the worst.

Various information can be used to correspond to each other, and skilled adventurers can find out the wrong place through this method.

The most fearful thing is that others deliberately lie to you.

This kind of thing is far from uncommon.

He also encountered it a few times, and almost died because of it.

There is no way to retaliate afterwards.

The strength and influence of other intelligence dealers are much stronger than him.

With such a large force of the Adventurer's Union, even if the information is wrong, it is not enough to lie to him directly.

And intelligence is sold at an open price.

Anyone can buy it.

As long as one adventurer buys it, other adventurers will know about it.

"In every sense, it's pretty good." Raman was a little moved.

but.

It's one thing to say it, but it's another thing to actually do it.

There was a lot of hype when it was introduced, but I don’t know what it will be like when it is implemented.

This world is much more complicated than imagined.

but.

He still decided to join the adventure union.

Because he wanted to sell the things in the warehouse as soon as possible and leave this place of right and wrong as soon as possible.

So for Dahl's next introduction to the Adventure Union, he just went in one ear and out the other, and didn't care at all.