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"«Status»"

He was level 2 already. His unspent status point raised by three, totaling at thirteen.

"Should I try to fight the slime?" Seiji said to himself. Acting on this thought he looked around the city, and found a slime near a wall.

He was confident. Those red icons in the map would be reduced by one after he killed the slime in front of him. He attacked it.

It jumped in front of him. Before he reached it, it attacked first. He immediately raised his hand to guard, and blocked its attack.

It was painful, like something burned his hand. He looked at his hand and found that the skin looked like it was slightly burned. He decided that at this point that retreat was a better choice, and run from the slime.

> > >
Customer Service Department [SC208]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 2
Objectives:
  • Prerequisite Quest: Office Work
  • Report to duty at the guild offices.
  • Resolve at least 5 complaints.
  • Do not upset the customers.
  • Perform a satisfactory job.
Every workplace has them — the infamous "difficult customer".
In the Customer Service Department, we get the toughest of the tough.
These are the clients that nobody else wants to deal with.
How will you deal with them? Can you handle a rowdy adventurer?
Rewards:
  • Points: 80 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
> > >

What if he died? Would he have to start from level 1 again? Considering that, he would not likely to go outside, until he equipped himself.

He looked at the quest board, searching for something that he could do in the city, and found customer service department quest. He took one and submitted it to the receptionist.

---

Seiji was bored. It has been three hours since he was here, sitting on the customer service desk. There was no one who came to him. Feeling so bored, he daydreamed about what he would do after this ends.

"Excuse me?"

Shocked, he was awakened from his daydream. There was actually a customer in customer service. Getting himself into what he thought a professional sitting position, he said,

"Yes, can I help you?"

"Yes. Actually, I have this trouble. There is something missing from my home. Last time I've seen it, it was when I am having an adventurer to repair my fence. Can you help me?"

"Sure, do you know the adventurer's name?"

"It was Burnia, I think."

"Okay, I'll check with the other department first. Will you wait here?"

The girl nodded. He then left his desk to go to the hall.

"Is the adventurer named Burnia here?" He shouted.

"Yes." A shout was heard. It was coming from his left. He turned his head, and saw someone walked to him.

"ِAre you Burnia?"

"Yes." The girl confirmed it.

"Can you come with me? A client wanted to talk to you."

"Yes, I can." The girl said.

With the girl in tow, he went back to the customer service desk. The woman then explained to them both, that her necklace was missing.

"Is it a necklace with black pendant?" The girl said.

"Yes. Yes it is. Do you perhaps have it?" The woman said.

"No. I just noticed it since the woman didn't use it with her now. I still remember that she was wearing the necklace when I left after confirming the job." The girl said.

"I... I see. But then, where did it go?"

"Honestly... If you think I did it, ask the guild to investigate me. I'm just stating that I'm innocent." The girl said.

"Okay... can you do it, mister?" The woman asked Seiji.

"I'll check with the guild." Seiji replied.

Seiji stood. His footsteps echoed softly amidst the bustling activity of the guild, as he went to the receptionist. He approached the receptionist, asking her on what he should do on this case.

"Ask the ones in the back office please. I'm busy right now."

Accepting the woman's recommendation, he went to the back office. There, he explained to the guild worker about the case. The guild worker, having written the adventurer's name, said that Seiji should return and that the guild would investigate about this case.

Seiji went back, telling both woman about the guild conclusion. He thought he saw an expression of annoyance in the younger woman's face, but the girl accepted it and went back. The older woman then thanked him and left.

The second customer that he met was a woman. She said that the guild evaluation about the recent quest she had done was appraised wrongly, because she had done all of the objective in the quest. After asking about her name, the quest name and the date she submitted it, he went to the archive.

He looked at the archive of that date. After he read the quest in one glance, he thought that the woman was right. Yet, there was something that nagged him. He reread it again, twice, thrice, trying to find a fault in the quest. He couldn't find fault with the woman's report at all.

He decided to get a second opinion. Taking the quest report with him, he went to bother the receptionist once again, as she seemed to be free right then.

The receptionist also came into conclusion that the quest was wrongly graded. He gave her his thanks, and went to the back office to report about this matter. He gave the man the wrongly graded quest report. As the man came into the same conclusion, the guild worker approved about the change in report evaluation and reward. After that, he went back to the woman and gave her the remaining reward.

The woman left, and he waited for his third customer.

The third customer he had was a kid. He did not understand why would the guild accept a kid, to be honest. The kid complained about the party reward distribution. It seemed like the kid was an acomplished adventurer, as he was already level 4. The kid then said,

"My party leader is too preferential to our healer. He would make the girl's share larger, sometimes taking it from what should be mine. Imagine that you have 26G reward. Each of us should receive 8G, with the remaining 1G rotated among us three. But, he gave her 10G, each time."

"If it is 27G?" He said, curious.

" well, 9G for us each."

"Does he have a legitimate reason? What does he say about it?"

"He said that we should do it, since our teammate is a single mother."

Seiji felt hard to sympathize with the boy. He felt how hard it was to gather money himself. A 10G for a day was already hard work. If it was that hard for him, how hard it was for a mother with one child?

"Have you talked about it to him?" Seiji said.

"Yes. He said that we both should bear it... Is there anything that the guild can do?"

"Honestly, I don't think the guild should interfere. But since you are troubled by this, I can recommend you to leave the party."

"..."

"If you want 10G a day, be a receptionist. It is a low risk job that I think even you can do. There are probably a lot of job you can do yourself instead of doing it in a party. Knowing that, should you continue?"

"I... I am not sure. We have been a party for three years. I don't think I can do that."

"Then," Seiji paused for a moment. "Which one is more important to you? The money? or your bond?"

"..."

Seeing the boy contemplating it, Seiji let him be. Since there were no other customer, Seiji did not feel the need to hurry it up. After some time, the boy looked once again at him.

"Alright, I understand. Thank you for the consultation."

"You are welcome." Seiji said, smiling.

It was not until afternoon, that Seiji met his fourth customer.

"Can you help me?" A man clad in light armor said.

"Sit down." Seiji gestured to him. "How can I help you?"

The man pulled the chair back slightly. Walking, he moved to the space between the desk and his chair, and sit. After getting into comfortable position, the man then continued.

"I am planning to retire from adventuring life." The man started. He paused, exhaling a breath, then continued. "I am going to be a city guard full time. This old bone was not as spry as in my youth."

Seiji waited for the man to explain the problem, not giving him an interruption.

"Well. I am wondering. Can I take both guild quest and the city guard salary? There are a few quests that involve city guard role."

Seiji thought that it should not be a problem. The man was a registered adventurer, thus he would be eligible in doing any adventurer quest. After composing the reply in his mind, Seiji began.

"There should be no problem from the guild side as long as you are a member of adventurer guild. How about that side?"

"Then, it is alright?" the man said.

Seiji nodded, slightly unsure.

"I'm glad. Thank you for this, mister."

"You are welcome."

The man left. Seiji thought that there would be no more customer that day, since it was already nearing dusk. But then, someone came.

It was a curious case, seiji thought. The adventurer in front of him were saying that he and his friend was betrayed by their teammates. As they were doing an escort duty, that one stole the horses and carriage to asteria village, and went to unknown place. He even checked to their destination, to see if the man just completed it to his own. Went they went back to the merchant guild to report this, the merchant guild saddled them with 5000G debt. They wanted to ask the adventurer guild to help them, as 5000G was too much for him and his teammate.

"Okay. Can you wait here?"

The man nodded.

Seiji went to the office on the back. He explained the case to the guild worker there.

"Well... I'll take it from here." The man said to him. He muttered, "shit."

With the man in tow, Seiji returned to his desk. He offered the guild worker to sit, while he stood behind him.

"Alright. What's your name?" The guild worker began.

"Robert, sir."

"Okay. Here it will go. We'll do an official investigation on you and your teammate. If you are truly innocent, we'll be the one who reimburse them, no string attached."

"Truly, sir?"

"Yes. Now, I need you to tell me everything."

"Alright..."

Once again, the man recounted his tale. The guild worker then ask him a few question, and let the man go. With five customer done, Seiji packed up and submitted his report.
appraised
- Total number of cases: 5. Total number of solved case: 5. I forgot to give them the customer satisfaction form, so I don't know how satisfied they are.
- Document attached detailing each of the five case in today's work.
 
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Quest Report - Appraised
Rank D Promotion Exam - Part 1
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Spire Reef
  • Required Level: 9
Objectives:
  • Prerequisite: A King’s Hand
  • Agree to meet the Pirate King.
  • Join the Pirate King’s ranks.
  • Do not be discovered as a spy.
The Guild has reviewed your reports, and there is a change in priorities.
The Seven Pirate Kings of the North Sea are a dangerous enemy.
We have determined that infiltrating their organization is a high-priority goal.
You are hereby ordered to cancel all previous missions in Spire Reef.
Focus all of your future attention on satisfying this “Pirate King”.

Rank D Promotion Exam - Part 2

Sponsor
Pirate King "Black Fog"
Location
Spire Reef
Objectives
  • Meet the Pirate King “Black Fog”.
  • Get laughed at for being weak.
  • Demonstrate your loyalty to Pirate King “Black Fog”.
  • Arrange the deaths of your 20 closest alliesin Spire Reef.
    • Must include all personal NPCs your character has met in the region.
    • Must include captain, second-in-command, friends, lovers, etc.
  • Note: Faking their deaths is not permitted.
Description
Arhahaharaha! You’re a funny one, did you know that? You think you’re great just because you’re the best of this tiny little pirate cove? Nobody takes the “pirates” from Spire Reef seriously! You’re all just worthless cannon-fodder of the Black Sea! The top of a mountain of trash is still trash! If you want to get anywhere the big fish swim, you’ve got to join one of the Pirate King armadas!

Hahaha! And you want to join mine?! That’s a funny joke! You’re weaker than my toilet scrubbers!

But sure! You amused me, and I think you’ll continue to amuse me. You can be an officer in my armada, as long as you pass my test.

I want you to kill everyone that you love, and arrange the death of all your allies in Spire Reef. Let’s see… your captain? Your second-in-command? Your best mage? Your best friend? Your lover? Your chef? Your little protege? I want them all dead. Prove to me that you don’t have any lingering “attachments” to this city of trash. You can’t be my officer if there are others you still want to protect.

Of course, I’ll be watching. Never think that I am not watching you. I know more about you than you might think.
Reward
EXP:
300
Money:
40 G
Items:
Rank D Certificate
Pirate King "Black Fog" Tattoo
Report - Solet' Luna
As of writing this, the Misty Puppeteer, the Poisonous Rustler, and Worm Mistress, as well as many other unnamed trashes, were no more. With this pair of bloody hands, I killed them all. It was fast, efficient, and unfeeling. All it took was one long night, and a few days to plan.

The Poisonous Rustler, they all died by themselves, trapped in illusions, and killed each other as if they were enemies. The shaman, although tried to break out, was personally ended by me.

The Misty Puppeteer, they sank into the depth of the Black Sea, and none remained to come back. I watched the process myself, as well as making sure that the ruin fell into the abyss of the sea.

Worm Mistress, died by my priced dagger, collapsed in front of me. Her blood, soaked my hands, was warm and sweet. I killed her, and made sure that she had no chance to revive. Even her soul, I did not spare. Now, the Underworld would never get her soul.

As for other trash, I straight-up killed them, some in their sleep, other with their groups. After all, Black Fog Pirate King feared no one.

When I went to the same location, the Pirate King remained there, looking down onto me. However, this time, the pressure from his body seemed smaller, and weaker. After what I encountered, the mortals, although strong, felt insignificant, compared to the force of nature.

He spoke about something, relating to glory and fame, as well as wealth and knowledge. I did not know or care about his promise. The entire quest seemed pointless, but, the plan must progress, and I must proceed. So, I faked my way, and shouted some praises. Before long, I swore allegiance to him, and he gave me his tattoo.

Of course, I told him to let me have something else, which he told me it was impossible. In the end, the tattoo of a cloudy mist engraved itself on my arm, and I left the room in trance, not feeling any excitement or happiness.

Spire Reef, although remained the same in the physical sense, felt strange and lifeless to me. Looking at the sun, I recalled the moment I spent here, as well as the moment before. Gradually, a sense of nostalgia swelled up, and a smile manifested on my face.

Adventurer Guild, Merchant Guild... It's time to come back.

Spire Reef, so long, until we meet again...

Worm Mistress, wait a bit...

OOC: For the storyline and completion process, please read the Spiralling Nightmare Part I, II, III, and IV
 
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Evaluation
"«Status»"

He was level 2 already. His unspent status point raised by three, totaling at thirteen.

"Should I try to fight the slime?" Seiji said to himself. Acting on this thought he looked around the city, and found a slime near a wall.

He was confident. Those red icons in the map would be reduced by one after he killed the slime in front of him. He attacked it.

It jumped in front of him. Before he reached it, it attacked first. He immediately raised his hand to guard, and blocked its attack.

It was painful, like something burned his hand. He looked at his hand and found that the skin looked like it was slightly burned. He decided that at this point that retreat was a better choice, and run from the slime.

> > >
Customer Service Department [SC208]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 2
Objectives:
  • Prerequisite Quest: Office Work
  • Report to duty at the guild offices.
  • Resolve at least 5 complaints.
  • Do not upset the customers.
  • Perform a satisfactory job.
Every workplace has them — the infamous "difficult customer".
In the Customer Service Department, we get the toughest of the tough.
These are the clients that nobody else wants to deal with.
How will you deal with them? Can you handle a rowdy adventurer?
Rewards:
  • Points: 80 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
> > >

What if he died? Would he have to start from level 1 again? Considering that, he would not likely to go outside, until he equipped himself.

He looked at the quest board, searching for something that he could do in the city, and found customer service department quest. He took one and submitted it to the receptionist.

---

Seiji was bored. It has been three hours since he was here, sitting on the customer service desk. There was no one who came to him. Feeling so bored, he daydreamed about what he would do after this ends.

"Excuse me?"

Shocked, he was awakened from his daydream. There was actually a customer in customer service. Getting himself into what he thought a professional sitting position, he said,

"Yes, can I help you?"

"Yes. Actually, I have this trouble. There is something missing from my home. Last time I've seen it, it was when I am having an adventurer to repair my fence. Can you help me?"

"Sure, do you know the adventurer's name?"

"It was Burnia, I think."

"Okay, I'll check with the other department first. Will you wait here?"

The girl nodded. He then left his desk to go to the hall.

"Is the adventurer named Burnia here?" He shouted.

"Yes." A shout was heard. It was coming from his left. He turned his head, and saw someone walked to him.

"ِAre you Burnia?"

"Yes." The girl confirmed it.

"Can you come with me? A client wanted to talk to you."

"Yes, I can." The girl said.

With the girl in tow, he went back to the customer service desk. The woman then explained to them both, that her necklace was missing.

"Is it a necklace with black pendant?" The girl said.

"Yes. Yes it is. Do you perhaps have it?" The woman said.

"No. I just noticed it since the woman didn't use it with her now. I still remember that she was wearing the necklace when I left after confirming the job." The girl said.

"I... I see. But then, where did it go?"

"Honestly... If you think I did it, ask the guild to investigate me. I'm just stating that I'm innocent." The girl said.

"Okay... can you do it, mister?" The woman asked Seiji.

"I'll check with the guild." Seiji replied.

Seiji stood. His footsteps echoed softly amidst the bustling activity of the guild, as he went to the receptionist. He approached the receptionist, asking her on what he should do on this case.

"Ask the ones in the back office please. I'm busy right now."

Accepting the woman's recommendation, he went to the back office. There, he explained to the guild worker about the case. The guild worker, having written the adventurer's name, said that Seiji should return and that the guild would investigate about this case.

Seiji went back, telling both woman about the guild conclusion. He thought he saw an expression of annoyance in the younger woman's face, but the girl accepted it and went back. The older woman then thanked him and left.

The second customer that he met was a woman. She said that the guild evaluation about the recent quest she had done was appraised wrongly, because she had done all of the objective in the quest. After asking about her name, the quest name and the date she submitted it, he went to the archive.

He looked at the archive of that date. After he read the quest in one glance, he thought that the woman was right. Yet, there was something that nagged him. He reread it again, twice, thrice, trying to find a fault in the quest. He couldn't find fault with the woman's report at all.

He decided to get a second opinion. Taking the quest report with him, he went to bother the receptionist once again, as she seemed to be free right then.

The receptionist also came into conclusion that the quest was wrongly graded. He gave her his thanks, and went to the back office to report about this matter. He gave the man the wrongly graded quest report. As the man came into the same conclusion, the guild worker approved about the change in report evaluation and reward. After that, he went back to the woman and gave her the remaining reward.

The woman left, and he waited for his third customer.

The third customer he had was a kid. He did not understand why would the guild accept a kid, to be honest. The kid complained about the party reward distribution. It seemed like the kid was an acomplished adventurer, as he was already level 4. The kid then said,

"My party leader is too preferential to our healer. He would make the girl's share larger, sometimes taking it from what should be mine. Imagine that you have 26G reward. Each of us should receive 8G, with the remaining 1G rotated among us three. But, he gave her 10G, each time."

"If it is 27G?" He said, curious.

" well, 9G for us each."

"Does he have a legitimate reason? What does he say about it?"

"He said that we should do it, since our teammate is a single mother."

Seiji felt hard to sympathize with the boy. He felt how hard it was to gather money himself. A 10G for a day was already hard work. If it was that hard for him, how hard it was for a mother with one child?

"Have you talked about it to him?" Seiji said.

"Yes. He said that we both should bear it... Is there anything that the guild can do?"

"Honestly, I don't think the guild should interfere. But since you are troubled by this, I can recommend you to leave the party."

"..."

"If you want 10G a day, be a receptionist. It is a low risk job that I think even you can do. There are probably a lot of job you can do yourself instead of doing it in a party. Knowing that, should you continue?"

"I... I am not sure. We have been a party for three years. I don't think I can do that."

"Then," Seiji paused for a moment. "Which one is more important to you? The money? or your bond?"

"..."

Seeing the boy contemplating it, Seiji let him be. Since there were no other customer, Seiji did not feel the need to hurry it up. After some time, the boy looked once again at him.

"Alright, I understand. Thank you for the consultation."

"You are welcome." Seiji said, smiling.

It was not until afternoon, that Seiji met his fourth customer.

"Can you help me?" A man clad in light armor said.

"Sit down." Seiji gestured to him. "How can I help you?"

The man pulled the chair back slightly. Walking, he moved to the space between the desk and his chair, and sit. After getting into comfortable position, the man then continued.

"I am planning to retire from adventuring life." The man started. He paused, exhaling a breath, then continued. "I am going to be a city guard full time. This old bone was not as spry as in my youth."

Seiji waited for the man to explain the problem, not giving him an interruption.

"Well. I am wondering. Can I take both guild quest and the city guard salary? There are a few quests that involve city guard role."

Seiji thought that it should not be a problem. The man was a registered adventurer, thus he would be eligible in doing any adventurer quest. After composing the reply in his mind, Seiji began.

"There should be no problem from the guild side as long as you are a member of adventurer guild. How about that side?"

"Then, it is alright?" the man said.

Seiji nodded, slightly unsure.

"I'm glad. Thank you for this, mister."

"You are welcome."

The man left. Seiji thought that there would be no more customer that day, since it was already nearing dusk. But then, someone came.

It was a curious case, seiji thought. The adventurer in front of him were saying that he and his friend was betrayed by their teammates. As they were doing an escort duty, that one stole the horses and carriage to asteria village, and went to unknown place. He even checked to their destination, to see if the man just completed it to his own. Went they went back to the merchant guild to report this, the merchant guild saddled them with 5000G debt. They wanted to ask the adventurer guild to help them, as 5000G was too much for him and his teammate.

"Okay. Can you wait here?"

The man nodded.

Seiji went to the office on the back. He explained the case to the guild worker there.

"Well... I'll take it from here." The man said to him. He muttered, "shit."

With the man in tow, Seiji returned to his desk. He offered the guild worker to sit, while he stood behind him.

"Alright. What's your name?" The guild worker began.

"Robert, sir."

"Okay. Here it will go. We'll do an official investigation on you and your teammate. If you are truly innocent, we'll be the one who reimburse them, no string attached."

"Truly, sir?"

"Yes. Now, I need you to tell me everything."

"Alright..."

Once again, the man recounted his tale. The guild worker then ask him a few question, and let the man go. With five customer done, Seiji packed up and submitted his report.

- Total number of cases: 5. Total number of solved case: 5. I forgot to give them the customer satisfaction form, so I don't know how satisfied they are.
- Document attached detailing each of the five case in today's work.
"Great work! Keep it up!"

Rewards: 80 EXP, 10 G
 

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Quest Report - Not Yet Appraised
Rank D Promotion Exam - Part 1
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Spire Reef
  • Required Level: 9
Objectives:
  • Prerequisite: A King’s Hand
  • Agree to meet the Pirate King.
  • Join the Pirate King’s ranks.
  • Do not be discovered as a spy.
The Guild has reviewed your reports, and there is a change in priorities.
The Seven Pirate Kings of the North Sea are a dangerous enemy.
We have determined that infiltrating their organization is a high-priority goal.
You are hereby ordered to cancel all previous missions in Spire Reef.
Focus all of your future attention on satisfying this “Pirate King”.

Rank D Promotion Exam - Part 2

Sponsor
Pirate King "Black Fog"
Location
Spire Reef
Objectives
  • Meet the Pirate King “Black Fog”.
  • Get laughed at for being weak.
  • Demonstrate your loyalty to Pirate King “Black Fog”.
  • Arrange the deaths of your 20 closest alliesin Spire Reef.
    • Must include all personal NPCs your character has met in the region.
    • Must include captain, second-in-command, friends, lovers, etc.
  • Note: Faking their deaths is not permitted.
Description
Arhahaharaha! You’re a funny one, did you know that? You think you’re great just because you’re the best of this tiny little pirate cove? Nobody takes the “pirates” from Spire Reef seriously! You’re all just worthless cannon-fodder of the Black Sea! The top of a mountain of trash is still trash! If you want to get anywhere the big fish swim, you’ve got to join one of the Pirate King armadas!

Hahaha! And you want to join mine?! That’s a funny joke! You’re weaker than my toilet scrubbers!

But sure! You amused me, and I think you’ll continue to amuse me. You can be an officer in my armada, as long as you pass my test.

I want you to kill everyone that you love, and arrange the death of all your allies in Spire Reef. Let’s see… your captain? Your second-in-command? Your best mage? Your best friend? Your lover? Your chef? Your little protege? I want them all dead. Prove to me that you don’t have any lingering “attachments” to this city of trash. You can’t be my officer if there are others you still want to protect.

Of course, I’ll be watching. Never think that I am not watching you. I know more about you than you might think.
Reward
EXP:
300
Money:
40 G
Items:
Rank D Certificate
Pirate King "Black Fog" Tattoo
Report - Solet' Luna
As of writing this, the Misty Puppeteer, the Poisonous Rustler, and Worm Mistress, as well as many other unnamed trashes, were no more. With this pair of bloody hands, I killed them all. It was fast, efficient, and unfeeling. All it took was one long night, and a few days to plan.

The Poisonous Rustler, they all died by themselves, trapped in illusions, and killed each other as if they were enemies. The shaman, although tried to break out, was personally ended by me.

The Misty Puppeteer, they sank into the depth of the Black Sea, and none remained to come back. I watched the process myself, as well as making sure that the ruin fell into the abyss of the sea.

Worm Mistress, died by my priced dagger, collapsed in front of me. Her blood, soaked my hands, was warm and sweet. I killed her, and made sure that she had no chance to revive. Even her soul, I did not spare. Now, the Underworld would never get her soul.

As for other trash, I straight-up killed them, some in their sleep, other with their groups. After all, Black Fog Pirate King feared no one.

When I went to the same location, the Pirate King remained there, looking down onto me. However, this time, the pressure from his body seemed smaller, and weaker. After what I encountered, the mortals, although strong, felt insignificant, compared to the force of nature.

He spoke about something, relating to glory and fame, as well as wealth and knowledge. I did not know or care about his promise. The entire quest seemed pointless, but, the plan must progress, and I must proceed. So, I faked my way, and shouted some praises. Before long, I swore allegiance to him, and he gave me his tattoo.

Of course, I told him to let me have something else, which he told me it was impossible. In the end, the tattoo of a cloudy mist engraved itself on my arm, and I left the room in trance, not feeling any excitement or happiness.

Spire Reef, although remained the same in the physical sense, felt strange and lifeless to me. Looking at the sun, I recalled the moment I spent here, as well as the moment before. Gradually, a sense of nostalgia swelled up, and a smile manifested on my face.

Adventurer Guild, Merchant Guild... It's time to come back.

Spire Reef, so long, until we meet again...

Worm Mistress, wait a bit...

OOC: For the storyline and completion process, please read the Spiralling Nightmare Part I, II, III, and IV
Glancing at the report in his hands an odd sense of bitterness rose in him. He had only read two rank D advancements reports and all of them ended up in the taker losing something. Be it someone they had saved previously or in this case everything they had built up. He hadn't been in this world for long but he hoped that maybe in the guild confines there would be exception. Stamping the report and filing it he deposited the reward to an awaiting messenger.

Final Rewards:
Exp:
300
Money: 40 G
Other: Rank D Certificate, Pirate King "Black Fog" Tattoo
 

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Night Watch [SC101]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Watch for monsters, vagabonds, and criminals.
  • Sound the alarm if there is an attack.
  • Stay awake and vigilant for the whole night.
  • Do not leave your post.
Currently, the Scribel City Guard is understaffed.
We need people to help keep the city safe.
Rewards:
  • Points: 30 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
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Honestly, he was not sure. He was unarmed, and he did not know how to fight at all. The quest did mention some risk, but there are nothing he should do, except sounding the alarm if the job description was to be followed. With that in consideration, Seiji took the quest paper from the quest board, and gave it to the receptionist.

In the afternoon, Seiji arrived at the west tower. From the top of the tower, he saw a field of gold. As far as he could see, the field was planted with something. It was probably not rice, he thought. The rice he saw in his previous world was different than the plant in front of him.

The man who worked with him that day was named Julian. Like him, Julian was another human. His feature appeared caucasian and with blonde hair and green eyes, Seiji thought that his face was handsome. Seiji was only as tall as his neck, making his neck hurt when he stood close.

"So, you are a new adventurer?" Julian asked.

"Yes."

"Do you like it? this world, I mean."

"Well... so far there was no problem. I'll live." Seiji said.

"Well. How far have you go? Defeated any wolves yet? Goblins?"

"None yet. I'm still struggling with slimes."

"Those slimes? You just need to poke it with a stick, and pop. They burst. What's so hard about that?"

"It's just that... I was attacked, and burned by one."

"Hmm. You're afraid you'll be burned again huh. If you want to live here, you have to brave it. Those who can't fight won't grow in this place. If I were you, I'll buy that quarterstaff on the market after this quest ends."

"..."

"Yosh. If you need anything, don't be afraid to ask me. God knows how many adventurers fell into sleepiness when doing guard duty."

"Thanks, julian." Seiji said, his voice nearly inaudible.

"Heh. That's why I'm here anyway."

Night came. The moon shone brightly. In the middle of the night, Seiji gazed at the man. He was barechested. The moonlight was reflected through the glistening sweat. The man moved, thursted, moved back, thrust it again. Once, twice. Thrice. Seiji lost count how many time he did that. He heard the man's breath becoming more heavier and heavier, until the man stopped and took a deep breath.

The man then looked at him. He said, "You want to try?"

"Not yet. We're still on the job." Seiji said, reminding himself that he should watch the ground instead of the man.

"Well... Sure. That's alright."

The man continued his exercise. After that, the man's movement began to become more elaborate. Beginning from one thrust, moving back and twisting the spear, using the spear in a swinging motion. A few glance Seiji gave to the man always enraptured him, captivating his sight before he managed to control himself. Seiji wondered if someday he'd achieve the level the man was. How long would it be?


Time passed, and dawn came. His shift finally ended, he said his goodbye to the man, and went back to the adventurer guild.
appraised.
- No incident during the night. Everything is all right.
 
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Night Watch [SC101]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Watch for monsters, vagabonds, and criminals.
  • Sound the alarm if there is an attack.
  • Stay awake and vigilant for the whole night.
  • Do not leave your post.
Currently, the Scribel City Guard is understaffed.
We need people to help keep the city safe.
Rewards:
  • Points: 30 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
> > >

Honestly, he was not sure. He was unarmed, and he did not know how to fight at all. The quest did mention some risk, but there are nothing he should do, except sounding the alarm if the job description was to be followed. With that in consideration, Seiji took the quest paper from the quest board, and gave it to the receptionist.

In the afternoon, Seiji arrived at the west tower. From the top of the tower, he saw a field of gold. As far as he could see, the field was planted with something. It was probably not rice, he thought. The rice he saw in his previous world was different than the plant in front of him.

The man who worked with him that day was named Julian. Like him, Julian was another human. His feature appeared caucasian and with blonde hair and green eyes, Seiji thought that his face was handsome. Seiji was only as tall as his neck, making his neck hurt when he stood close.

"So, you are a new adventurer?" Julian asked.

"Yes."

"Do you like it? this world, I mean."

"Well... so far there was no problem. I'll live." Seiji said.

"Well. How far have you go? Defeated any wolves yet? Goblins?"

"None yet. I'm still struggling with slimes."

"Those slimes? You just need to poke it with a stick, and pop. They burst. What's so hard about that?"

"It's just that... I was attacked, and burned by one."

"Hmm. You're afraid you'll be burned again huh. If you want to live here, you have to brave it. Those who can't fight won't grow in this place. If I were you, I'll buy that quarterstaff on the market after this quest ends."

"..."

"Yosh. If you need anything, don't be afraid to ask me. God knows how many adventurers fell into sleepiness when doing guard duty."

"Thanks, julian." Seiji said, his voice nearly inaudible.

"Heh. That's why I'm here anyway."

Night came. The moon shone brightly. In the middle of the night, Seiji gazed at the man. He was barechested. The moonlight was reflected through the glistening sweat. The man moved, thursted, moved back, thrust it again. Once, twice. Thrice. Seiji lost count how many time he did that. He heard the man's breath becoming more heavier and heavier, until the man stopped and took a deep breath.

The man then looked at him. He said, "You want to try?"

"Not yet. We're still on the job." Seiji said, reminding himself that he should watch the ground instead of the man.

"Well... Sure. That's alright."

The man continued his exercise. After that, the man's movement began to become more elaborate. Beginning from one thrust, moving back and twisting the spear, using the spear in a swinging motion. A few glance Seiji gave to the man always enraptured him, captivating his sight before he managed to control himself. Seiji wondered if someday he'd achieve the level the man was. How long would it be?


Time passed, and dawn came. His shift finally ended, he said his goodbye to the man, and went back to the adventurer guild.

- No incident during the night. Everything is all right.
Well there seems to be no issue with your report. As promised here are your rewards.

Final Reward:
Exp:
30
Money: 10 G
OOC: Remember to mark the report as appraised after adding your rewards.
 

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Prison Guard Duty [SC201]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 2
Objectives:
  • Prerequisite Quest: Night Watch
  • Spend a shift guarding a prisoner.
  • Do not let the prisoner to escape.
When vagrants break the law, they are sent to prison.
If they're found guilty, they could be hanged for their crimes.
Guarding them shouldn't be too difficult...
Well, as long as nothing goes wrong.
Rewards:
  • Points: 60 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
> > >

"A... child?"

It was a little girl. How did a little girl end up in a place like this? Why was she here? He looked at her form. She was sitting there, curling on her knee. Hearing his voice seemed to trigger something, though, as she raised her head and meet his gaze.

The girl then smiled, and walked toward him. With only a bar dividing them, she then said to him.

"Hey mister, Reika is hungry."

"hungry?"

"Yeah! Can you bring Reika food?" The girl said.

"Well... I have a ration bread with me. Do you want it?"

"Sure!"

Seiji touched the crystal on his left hand. "«inventory»", he said.

As the inventory screen appeared, the girl exclaimed,

"Whoa! Is that your magic, mister? What can you do with it?"

Instead of answering her, he showed her. He first touched the floor mat icon, summoning the floor mat from the bottom of the screen. After the floor mat readied, he touched the bread icon. All of them then fall on to the floor mat he prepared. After that, he then stored all the bread except one, and took it to her.

"Waa... it's a bread! It's so long since I've eaten one. Thank you, mister!"

"You are welcome. Though, it is a ration bread. So sorry for the taste."

"It's alright, mister! Reika don't mind!"

The girl ate with gusto. Not long after, she finished eating.

"So... Reika. Why are you here?" Seiji began, as he sat on the floor mat in front of her cell.

"Well... Reika was hungry, so Reika stole food in the past."

"Huh? What about your parents?"

"Reika is an orphan mister."

' Is this how the justice in this city implemented? An orphan looking for food, is put behind bars?'

Seiji felt strange. The girl seemed so innocent. Even if he dislike crime, why would they imprison her like this? Looking at the other inmates sleeping, he wondered if a child was judged as adult here. The other inmates were men and women of various ages, but none seemed to be below him.

"So... Mister, what is your name?"

"Me?" Pointing at himself, he said, "I'm Seiji, nice to meet you."

"Nice to meet you too, mister Seiji!" Reika said.

During the moments the moonlight shone, they talked to each other. Seiji with how he was a student before he was transported. Reika about her life before she was locked in the prison. The more he listened to her, the more he felt that the punishment to Reika was disproportionate. When he said that to her, she smiled.

"Mister Seiji is kind. Are people from the otherworld like this?" Reika asked.

He did not understand. He could not understand why she could keep her cheerfulness, in this kind of place. The place was as desolate as it could be. Even for him who slept under the stars, he still feel better living there compared to here. How could she keep smiling?

It was painful, seeing her like this. It was envy, he realized. Like this world was a prison to him, her world right then was this prison. Yet she could keep hoping? Her face that said that everything would be alright, he wished he could understand what made her like that. Along with that feeling of envy, there was a feeling in his chest, asking him to free her. He wanted to bring her anywhere but this place.

"Reika."

"Yes, mister seiji?"

With this, Seiji vowed in his heart as well as in word, "I swear, I will free you."

"Don't worry about Reika, mister. In two days, Reika's punishment will end."

At that moment, Seiji was embarassed. He wished that the earth would swallow him right then and there.

---

It was morning already. He changed his shift with the next guard. As he looked at her for one last time, he saw her sleeping peacefully.

- I went to the guard office.
- There, I was assigned to guard the prisoner named Reika.
- Job is done. I didn't sleep, so sorry for ink blotch and bad handwriting.
 

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Hello? I just arrived and I'm lost! [SC01]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel Region
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Figure out where the heck you are.
  • Locate the Adventurer's Guild.
  • Survive your first day.
Arriving in a brand new world always comes with culture shock.Come visit the Adventurer's Guild! We're experts on dealing with Otherworlders.If we can't answer your questions, at least we can point you in the right direction!You'll definitely survive your first day without a problem... probably! Rewards:
  • Points: 35 EXP
  • Money: n/a
  • Other: n/a
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Character: John E. Myoujin
Lvl: 1
Class: 1st year High School Student
Race: Human of course?

Quest name: Hello I'm just arrived and Im lost!!

Quest report:

Hello there, not sure if this is right?.. can you even read this?... My god so otherworld is true a thing eh... Somehow its amazing.

Ah! sorry I'll start the report... Or wherever is this.

My name is John E. Myoujin, male, from Modern Earth, 1st year high school & a Otherworlder if you ask.... I guess I am now?

You see, I was walking from School to home after doing a club activities baking some awesome cookie for all club members that somehow or other became a fight so I end up baking even more for all of them... It became late before I notice it. Ahaha~

I decided to walk to Starbucks to drink some coffee latte & also By my lil sis a Coffee shake as a gift.... But as you can see I never make it home & now I'm writing this report somehow now.

Before I even reach The Starbucks just in the intersection.....I think I heard a whisper asking for a 'help' then... I suddenly found Myself in a medieval looking place straight out of a fantasy movie!!! The heck!!.

I mean what the f**k those dudes have swords!!... Not those cosplayers sword~ but actually sword!!! Some guys are even covered in some kind of blood while wearing armour with a smile on their face!!! They make those asshole gangster back in my original world looks cute you know!!!

One thing in my mind is..... Where the f**k I'm I? Is this a daydream? Did I go insane? I'm a dead? did a truck hit me so hard I'm in coma right now??... I mean true I watch anime but not the mainstream I never been the otaku type before.. even so, Even I knew the Isekai(otherworld) cliche....... My god I'm lost!! Bloody hell!!

So I try asking someone for info.. I mean I can't just stand here like a dumb all day right?. Of course I did not Approach those blood covered guys who look like psychopaths, instead I ask some street kids playing around.

Conclusion?..... I did not understand a single shit.. what was that? Is that even a language? I ask them this..

" Hello good day, um I'm new here you see, what's the name of this place? " politely

Then this is what I got.

"@&$$@&$&@_@&$&&-$&-@&#&&$-#+&@?"

Umm What?

"@#$&#!! @&#$$@@? @@&#_@#$&#!!!"


Holy shit! This is hopeless!! Is this infamous otherworld language!? As far As I know usually when one get Isekai you meet a god & he/she will grant you a Language comprehension skill! Or something.

....I meet not a single a god.. & now I'm here, this is hard mode already from the start!!! Are you kidding me!!!???

What should I do!!?....can I even go back home?.... My mind is in chaos.

I spent haft a day walking aimlessly trying to ask anyone all with the same result of that "@&#$@&#" words from them... *Sigh*

I eventually found a church looking building. I decided to rest in one of the bench near that church premises... All while in depress, Worried & Nervous.

I calm Myself by clearing My thoughts... But all I can think is, that this whole isekai thing is too fck up.

Checking by school bag... Nothing is lost it seems. My pocket I found My smartphone!
Ah!... No signal damn-

Since the battery is still 100%... I decided to might as well take a picture to change mood I mean melancholy is suffocating.

Opening the camera app I take random pic anywhere while setting on the bench.

Then while looking through the camera lens, I notice below the shade of a certain tree I saw a pure white little girl with red eye she is starting at me. When I look at the her direction with my own eye...... There is no one in the tree?.... Then back to the phone camera she is there!

Goosebumps!

Good, First Isekai & now A little girl ghost!! F**king s**t give me a break!!!

Noticing she is saying something... I subconsciously move my fingers to zoom the camera.... Then when I got I clear look of her face... I heard I whisper in my brain



"W̶͕̲̼͈͓̰̗̼͚̭͚̦͕̦̻̟̽̊͆̐͌͗̂̒̓̎̿̍̾̉͋̿̃͠e̴̢̡̛̤͖̥̞͇̦̻̱̠̮̺̩̠͓̝͙̥̤͋͛͆͆́̒̉̒̑̆̀̅̓͒́̈́̈́̕̚͜͝͝͝͝ͅͅl̵̢̻̪̦͙͔͛̿̇̈͌̓̈́́̍̃͂͋͆̓̚c̸͖͓̭͓̉́ớ̵̧̻͉͇͙̘̯͎̰̱͑́̈́̍́͒̓͒̓̓͛͘͝m̴̛̼̮̙̏̌́̀́͌͂̐̂͗̽̓̕e̴̢̗̣̬͚̯͕̭͖̰̟̥̺̅̓̈́̈̀̔̆͑̄̊̋́̀̀̍̅̑̈̚̕͘͝͝͠ ̶̣̙̦͑́̎͘̕J̴̘̻͇̙́͜o̷̡̧̨̨̧̢̡̮̙̠̬̯̥̗̍͊͒̃̔͊̓̊͑̍̑̾͆̕͠h̵̡̡͉̠̪͈̆̈́̀͛͜ͅn̴̡̛͓͎̩̱̟͈̭̮͕͍͚̘̙̬̹̰̒̀̃̾̀͗̊̔̒͒̇͒̎͆́̈́̽̕͘͝ͅͅ"



Then as if something snaps in my brain I fell from the bench due to extreme head ache. & I lost consciousness.

I woke up its already... Morning I sleep almost a whole day.. I little girl name Martha wake me up. She tell me many things such as the name of this world Tonia, that Otherworlder like me is common in here & the existence of Adventurer guild who mysteriously accept Otherworlder.

And yes, when I woke up..... I somehow can understand their words & letter... But for some reason I can't remember why I collapse in the first place... It felt like a saw something with my phone camera? But when I look at the phone gallery.... There is not a single picture about this place at all. I'm sure I take some pictures before I collapse... Weird.

Martha kindly guide me towards the Adventurer guild as she tells me stories her grandmother told her... And seriously its awesome. Then we bid farewell when we reach the Adventurer guild building.

And now here I am making report.
 

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Night Watch [SC101]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Watch for monsters, vagabonds, and criminals.
  • Sound the alarm if there is an attack.
  • Stay awake and vigilant for the whole night.
  • Do not leave your post.
Currently, the Scribel City Guard is understaffed.We need people to help keep the city safe. Rewards:
  • Points: 30 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
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"Ashes, ashes~" --- Aquamarine
"...Uhm, are you sure you'll be fine?"

"Yes yes, just leave it to me already. It's just lookout duty, is it not? I've done a lot of it before. I'm pretty much a stakeout master already."

The guard's face twitched. First the little girl had floated right up to him, then showed him a slip of paper and told him that she was here for the night watch duty. It had taken him subconscious effort not to scream, and now he was staring at the girl who was fiddling with her hair. And what the hell was a 'stakeout master' supposed to be?

"...Well, alright. Ring the bell if you see anything. The other guards will be resting just in the room round the corner, so just scream if you need help."

Waving goodbye to the leaving guard, Aquamarine floated to sit on the stones and stared below, her halo glowing like a, uh, round hollow glowing disk. She was starting to get bored already.

One hour into the shift, the girl was playing with her hair, lengthening them all the way from the walls which she sat upon to the grounds below. No movements were transmitted back---as expected, nothing.

Two hours in, the girl saw a crow flying by to settle on the stone brick beside her. It croaked before flying off, leaving the girl to shrug and resume her duties.

Third hour. Aquamarine was dropping orbs of water into the grass below, creating little splashing noises. Nothing else happened.

Fourth hour. The little Caster was seriously tempted to bring out her portable gaming device, but remembered much to her horror that---

"My bag's at home! Noooo! My games!"

Whilst she was busy having a crisis, nothing happened for the next hour. Then the girl spotted a wolf in the distance, staring at her with fiery eyes. Then it vanished before she could ring the alarm, so she didn't.

Finally, when six hours were up and the sun could be seen rising, the day shift guard went to take over. He saw a very bored little girl waiting for him.

"Alright, you're here, so that means I'm done and stuff. Well, that was boring."

Watching the girl snort as she floated off, the guard could only helplessly shrug.
 
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It was time.

Seiji brought the two quarterstaff he bought from the market. He wondered how long would the staff last against the acidic body of the slime. Hopefully, the two quarterstaff he had was enough.

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Slime Subjugation [SC103]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Exterminate slimes in Scribel City.
  • Collect 10 slime cores.
Slimes are a pest in Scribel City, and they end up in all sorts of weird places.
While they aren’t too dangerous, they can slowly erode and damage structures over time.
They also spread diseases if they get into the sewers and pick up icky stuff.
Slimes are bad! Eliminating them is a public health campaign!
Rewards:
  • Points: 75 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
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"«Map»."

A map of the surroundings appeared in front of him. There was a few dots around the building, he thought. As the map did not show any building boundary at all, he had to look around.

He found the first slime in the alleyway beside the guild build building. He had read that the slime was resistant to blunt weapon attack. Getting ready to fight, he charged at the slime. Using one end of the staff, he stabbed at the slime.

The slime was not affected by his attack at the slightest. Its body was pushed inside by his staff, but he was not able to pierce it at all. As he judged it to be futile, he retreated.

He returned to the guild, looking for someone who can cut a part of his staff. He found one man willing to cut it using his sword. The man used his sword to cut the end of his staff in one end. Thanking the man, he began his second round against the slime.

He stabbed the slime once more. His staff was able to pierce its body, but the slime began to envelop his staff. Thinking fast, he swung his staff, trying to push its core out. As he swung, he used the his staff to push the slime core against the wall. As the core crushed, the slime body lose its intelligence and became a puddle of goo. He took the core and put it in his inventory. Using his map, he continued to hunt the next slime.

The end of his staff was falling apart at the end of the third slime. He tried to swing it against the wall, and the end broke, creating splinters on the ground. Compared to when he bought it, the staff was now around four fifth of its original length. It was fortunate then, that the splintered edge was still sharp.

In the end, he had to consume both quarterstaff. The corrosive body of the slime managed to damage the staff's structure. The result was that he had to break it again and again, until at the eighth slime, the staff length became less than half its original length. At that point, the staff began to feel unwieldy against the slime on the ground, and he used his second staff.

He came back to the guild, bringing ten slime core with him.

- Managed to hunt the slimes around the guild building. Thank the system for the map function.
- ten core submitted as proof of subjugation.
 

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Missing Children [SC206]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 2
Objectives:
  • Check the "Missing Persons" list at the guild.
  • Search for and locate a missing child.
  • If alive, rescue and reunite them with their family.
The streets of Scribel aren't always the safest place.
Children are known to go missing without notice.
What happened to them? Did they get lost? Abducted? Attacked by a monster?
The parents demand that a search party be formed.
Rewards:
  • Points: 100 EXP
  • Money: 15 G
  • Other: n/a
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The missing girl's name is Louise. She has shoulder length black hair, violet eyes, and heart-shaped face.

Seiji tried to remember the girl's physical description. He muttered, repeating the physical characteristics of the missing girl. The girl was last found at the market. The mother of the girl brought the girl to shop, and at the fourth stall from the market gate, she went missing.

The incident happened in the afternoon. She searched for the girl until night, and then went to the guard office. No hint were found during her search.

The money from the submitted slime quest hadn't yet come. He was unable to replace his broken staves. Thus, right then he went to the guild for a job that wouldn't involve combat. Since he planned to retreat if he encountered kidnappers, he judged it to be alright.

---

"Hey! Mister!"

As the voice reached his eyes, he found everyone looking to his left. He followed their gazes, searching for the voice's origin. It was the cheerful girl from the prison he guarded two days ago.

It appeared that she had been released from the prison as he saw her amongst with the other kids, waving at his direction. The girl continue to wave at his direction. At this point, the only one paying attention at her was him and the children around her. As the girl continued, his legs moved forward, bringing him toward her direction.

"Hey, Reika. Who is he?" A boy to her left asked. The boy was taller than her.

Reika turned to the boy. "Matt, I told you before right? The one who gave me that bread?"

"Oh well. He's alright then." The boy said, hands folding at the back of his head. "Reika, you wanna come with us?"

"Nn..." Reika shook her head. Turning her head at the boy's direction, she said, "Catch you later, matt!"

"Base?" The boy said.

"Yeah!" She said, smiling brightly.

And then there were just two of them.

---

"So, Mister..." Reika started. "What brought you here?"

"Can't I just visit the market?" Seiji replied.

"Well, you smell like a homeless guy, so Reika doubt it."

Did he? He took a sniff on his body. Did he have a noticeable body odor?

"I'm actually looking for a girl."

"Oho..." Reika grinned. He did not like that expression one bit. "Is mister looking for his girlfriend? Though Reika doubt it as mister smell. Or a company for the night? Reika doubted this too, as mister is poor."

Is she insinuating that?

"Hou... Mister's face is blushing. Is Reika right? Is she?"

"It's... It's not what you think!"

"Eh. Guild quest then." her grinning expression turned to neutral.

"Huh?" how did she know?

"Well, if you are looking for missing children, Reika know one at her place. Though, Reika may guess wrong and mister want to meet with the broker. She doubt mister can pay her price though."

"Broker?"

"Yeah? 200G for one information. Can mister pay it?"

"Nevermind. So about that girl..."

"Black hair, violet eyes?"

"Yes. that's her description. You know her?"

"Reika know. But what will mister do? Return her to her home?" She emphasized at the word home, making quoting motion with her fingers.

"Her family asked the guild, Reika."

"And she ran from them, mister." Reika said. "Well... mister can bring her if she want. But don't blame Reika for any accident, okay?"

"If she want? You'll let me meet her?"

"Sure." Reika said, nonchalant.

---

The missing girl was curling on the corner of the room. Blanket covered her body, as he saw her body showing symptoms of cold.

"She's sick?" Seiji asked Reika.

"Mm..."

Seeing that he wouldn't get any more reply from her, he approached her. Would he have to carry the girl in her condition? He wondered if it was better for her to stay here until she was alright.

"Hey, Reika." Seiji sat on the ground, observing the sick girl.

"Yes?"

"What do you know about her family?"

"Me? I don't know. She said to me that her father did abuse her though."

"You believed her?"

"Sure. I saw the proof after all."

"Okay. I'll go back. Do you need anything?"

"Don't worry. I can take care of her. Safe travel, Seiji."

"Yeah. Bye."

- I did not find her.

OOC: For evaluator, please don't use things I've written in story, just quest report?
 

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Missing Children [SC206]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 2
Objectives:
  • Check the "Missing Persons" list at the guild.
  • Search for and locate a missing child.
  • If alive, rescue and reunite them with their family.
The streets of Scribel aren't always the safest place.
Children are known to go missing without notice.
What happened to them? Did they get lost? Abducted? Attacked by a monster?
The parents demand that a search party be formed.
Rewards:
  • Points: 100 EXP
  • Money: 15 G
  • Other: n/a
> > >

I did not understand why I took this quest once again. One thing that I know, is that I want to live my life without regret. I did not consider myself an ally of justice. It was just my selfishness, that drove me to do this.

I stared at the boy in front of me. His hand were bound, mouth gagged. I am sorry. I am sorry that I couldn't save you. I am powerless before those people. I don't think I could move anymore.

Sorry.

> > >

I died again.


Now I am powerless. I returned to level 1. No skill, no inventory. But, at least that boy will be saved. Thus, I asked the guard to save the boy. Trusting them, I left.
 

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Cooking Rations [SC107]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Visit the guild kitchens.
  • Cook 40 satisfactory rations.
The guild stockpiles on rations in case of emergency.
Rations are foods that are easily preserved and can store for a long time.
The Adventurer's Guild provides the ingredients, and there is an easy recipe to follow.
One ration is one day's worth of food.
Rewards:
  • Points: 40 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: 5 rations
  • After completing quest 3 times:
    • Permission to use guild kitchens
> > >
First thing first, he needed food and money. Being almost naked like this made him uncomfortable. At least in the kitchen, he would have an apron to cover his body.

He already remembered how he made the bread. At this point, it was just a matter of execution and stamina. Hopefully with 15 endurance he had, he would be able to do persist longer. The quest was hell on his stamina, definitely.

Starting by mixing the three kind of flour and salt in one bowl, he made a hole in the middle of the flour. Then, he prepared the yeast solution by using sugar, water and yeast, and mixed them. After he finished, He let the first one rise, and work on the second bowl.

Continuing like usual, He made as many bowl as he could, until the first one was ready to be kneaded. After that, he kneaded the dough, and let it rise. Continuing from the first, he then kneaded the second dough and the subsequent ones, noting each dough's timer. From there, he baked them.

Like usual, the work continued for 16 hours. There was a marked difference in his endurance, though. He did not feel as tired as the first third. Yet, after this, he felt that he should rest first before continuing for the next one. Finishing the forty batch, he went to submit those to the guild.

- completed 40 rations.
- Rations submitted along with quest report.
 

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Cooking Rations [SC107]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 1
Objectives:
  • Visit the guild kitchens.
  • Cook 40 satisfactory rations.
The guild stockpiles on rations in case of emergency.
Rations are foods that are easily preserved and can store for a long time.
The Adventurer's Guild provides the ingredients, and there is an easy recipe to follow.
One ration is one day's worth of food.
Rewards:
  • Points: 40 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: 5 rations
  • After completing quest 3 times:
    • Permission to use guild kitchens
> > >
It only took seven hours for him to be fully rested this time, compared to the previous 8 hours. Though, he knew that he should focus on developing his sleep resistance, so that he could sleep in shorter time.

"«Status»" he called.
Name: Ghost Reaper
Level: 1
HP: 30
MP: 10
SP: 30
Experience: 35/200

Strength: 5
Endurance: 15
Agility: 5
Dexterity: 5
Intelligence: 5
Wisdom: 5
Unspent stat point: 0

Cooking Beginner lv. 1 50/100
Sleep resistance lv. 1 20/100

One thing that he had to wonder was that he had the beginner tag appended to cooking. He wondered how far he was from the next stage. As it was, he need to do the next step of his plan carefully.

After looking at his status, Seiji then took a bath. Reika did say that he was stink. He did not care if he looked like a skinny barbarian right then. He walked outside of the city and look for the river. After taking his time for a bath, he went back. Hopefully if he did this every day, he would not stink.

He still needed to gather food and money before he could proceed. So once again he did the cooking request. It was already his fifth time doing a batch of 40. He was sure that he could not improve the time to do the quest. Resigned to another long hours, seiji started to make the bread.

After another 16 hours, all forty of them were done, and he submitted them to the guild.

- completed 40 rations.
- Rations submitted along with quest report.
 

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Alchemist's Assistant [SC0307]
  • Sponsor: Alchemist's Guild
  • Location: Scribel Region
  • Required Level: 3
Objectives:
  • Visit an alchemist from the Alchemist's Guild.
  • Bring 5 slime cores and 5 healing herbs as payment.
  • Spend the day collecting ingredients for the alchemist.
    • Note: Use a random item generator (A) (B) (C).
    • Pick some ingredients and look for them.
  • Perform a satisfactory job.
Are you interested in alchemy? Pharmacy? Witchcraft? Ahem.
Thank you for the slime cores and healing herbs.
We can use that to brew a weak healing potion.
Meanwhile, here's a list of more ingredients I want you to find.
Let's see... eye of newt... nightshade... bat guano... hmm...
Come back when you've found them! :blob_evil:
Rewards:
  • Points: 110 EXP
  • Money: n/a
  • Other: 1 weak healing potion
  • After completing quest 3 times:
    • Permission to use Alchemist Guild cauldrons and equipment
> > >

Quest Report - Okarin

Okarin needed to be stronger. They knew that.

If they wanted to be able to chase Vicious... Okarin needed to be much, much stronger.

But how...?

The slime person was pensive as they sat in the little shack that the Liberi had made for them. Absentmindedly, they were absorbing brightweed on the ground through their skin. The past month or so, Okarin had eaten almost nothing but healing herbs and developed a healing property, but somehow it felt like their improvement was too slow.

Their healing slime wasn't even that great of an ability. It took hours for Okarin to heal a single injury in a temple, whereas an ordinary healing potion could take minutes. No matter how Okarin looked at it, they were inferior.

+ + +​

Okarin held a flyer from the guild in their hand.

This was an Alchemist's Assistant quest.

Would it be possible for them to learn how to make potions? Perhaps Okarin could take their own healing slime and make it into a stronger potion?

Although...

The slime person stared at the quest requirements.

—5 slime cores.

Okarin felt a chill even thinking about it.

Wasn't it basically like saying that healing a person depends on the lives of slimes?

It was quite a dark way of thinking about it.

Kill one person to heal another.

+ + +​

Okarin ended up spending a day walking around the city looking for an apothecary who would be willing to accept them as a student even though Okarin didn't bring any Slime Cores. Unfortunately, most places rejected Okarin, saying that the Slime Core payment was essential. Okarin even tried offering the Healing Jelly that they secreted, but most of the alchemists were flatly disinterested.

It was close to the evening when Okarin was walking back to North Scribel Forest.

They noticed a shack on the edge of the forest with a small chimney. There was a small stack of smoke rising, which was why they noticed it in the first place.

Was that always there?

For no real reason, Okarin started walking towards the shack. They knocked on the door.

A witch with a wide-brimmed hat answered the door.

"What do you want?" The witch complained grouchily.

"Are you looking for an assistant? I'd like to learn how to make potions." Okarin responded.

"Why don't you go to one of the Alchemists in the city?" She asked.

"I don't want to collect Slime Cores," Okarin explained simply.

The witch narrowed her eyes and squinted at them.

"Hm, I see. You are a slime, I suppose."

Okarin blinked a few times. The witch saw through their human form? Okarin had gotten pretty good at shapeshifting, and ordinarily Okarin thought that they had a fairly convincing human form. None of the alchemists that Okarin visited earlier in the day had even noticed that they were in fact a slime. Most people thought Okarin was an ordinary human.

"I'll accept you as my student if you give me your slime core."

"I can't do that," Okarin answered. "I'll die without my slime core."

The witch snickered and laughed.

"The Law of Equivalent Exchange. Have you ever heard of it? If you desire something enormous, you must pay the equivalent price."

"Why does it have to be my slime core in particular? Shouldn't any slime core be fine?"

"Okarin, my dear. You're terribly mistaken. It has to be your slime core and no one else's. Otherwise it wouldn't work. Say, do you know the answer to 1 + 1 ?"

"Two?"

"Oh my goodness, it seems you've been corrupted by by those silly human 'scientists' already. You'll never be able to comprehend my magic if you're so stubbornly attached to the illusion of rationality and reality. Every one is different. Adding one to another one certainly does not make two. At best, you end up with merely two entirely different ones, but they certainly cannot be combined. It is a mistake to assume that two ones are the same."

"Huh?"

The puns and word-play was confusing.

"Do you believe in the Law of Threes? Death flags? Deus Ex Machina? Plot armor? Star-Crossed Lovers? Reincarnated as a Villainess?"

"I'm... not sure what you're talking about...?"

"Science is meaningless in this world, dear. Even those silly magic systems that pretend to be science. The only thing that matters is the Story, and whether you stay on the right side of the Story. I am a Stitch Witch, and my craft is the fabric of Fate and Stories itself."

The haggard woman began cackling maniacally like a third-rate villain.

"...Okay."

Okarin sounded skeptical. They were positive that the witch was insane.

"But can you teach me to make potions?"

+ + +​

A full 24 hours later, Okarin knocked on the witch's door again.

They were huffing and puffing and covered with twigs and leaves.

"I brought you sour milk and a datura, just like you asked," Okarin said.

The witch was chewing on an ice popsicle and fiddling with some kind of metallic device when she opened the door.

Finding the datura, by the way, was a huge pain. Okarin had no idea what it was, until they walked around the city and visited several apothecaries. A kind person told Okarin that it was a poisonous flower sometimes known as Devil's Trumpet or a Moonflower. Since Moonflower sounded a lot like Moonlight Water, Okarin thought they might be able to find it in a similar place. Okarin hired an adventurer for 30G to help them find the Moonlight Lake, and they spent a full day searching the bushes beside the lake for a weird flower despite the chagrin of the adventurer who thought it was a useless endeavor.

Miraculously, Okarin seemed to discover a small patch of the flowers right before sunset as the moon started rising above the horizon.

"Good work." The witch said. "Would you like another lecture on Denouement and Dramatic Irony?"

Okarin hastily interrupted the witch before she could start rambling jibberish again.

"Um, you're going to teach me how to make potions, right?"

The witch lazily responded that Okarin was already slowly learning it, and there was nothing else to teach today.

"???"

"Come back another day," the witch said. "I'm going to go watch Tee-Vee. You're bothering me."

Okarin had no idea what this mysterious Tee-Vee thing was.

"Um, excuse me." They asked another question. "Has your cottage always been here? I never really noticed it until recently."

"Of course not," the witch said. "That's a ridiculous question."

She explained that the cottage is only here when it feels like being here.

Otherwise, it isn't here.

:blob_dizzy::blob_dizzy::blob_dizzy:

The witch bid Okarin a good evening, and then shut the door.

+ + +​

As Okarin started walking away, it suddenly occurred to them that they never asked for the witch's name.

How strange of them to forget such basic manners?!

When the slime person turned around to glance at the cottage at the edge of the forest...

...it was gone.

Vanished into thin air.

Almost like it was never there to begin with.

Summary:
  • Okarin attempted to visit multiple alchemists across the city, but they were unwilling to do anything with receiving Slime Core payment.
  • Okarin encountered a witch who lives in a cottage outside of the forest.
  • The witch is really weird.
  • She asked Okarin to collect sour milk and datura.
  • Afterwards the witch and her cottage disappeared.
 
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Follow the roads
Sponsor
: Adventurer's Guild
Location: Crossroads Tavern
Required Level: 2
Tag List: @ohko
Objectives:
  • Pick a direction at the crossroads.
    • Southwest: Leads to a hilly region and the Halfwing Federation (source)
  • Explore where the road leads.

Rewards:
  • EXP: 90
  • Money: 20G
Quest Report - Okarin

Okarin was getting restless.

They wanted to go somewhere; do something.

It was strange how the many anxieties of Scribel City weighed upon them.

A slime horde was coming, and frankly Okarin did not want to be in the city during it. They didn't want to see adventurers slaughtering slimes or slimes killing adventurers. The slimeperson didn't have the heart for it, and even thinking about the prospect added a lot of stress. Okarin wanted to be somewhere else, although they weren't entirely sure where else in the world might be better.

Gelderholm... Fuyu Machi...?

Okarin's heart sank when they thought about the Halfwings as well.

Right now, it seemed the Guild was going to do nothing?

+ + +​

Okarin packed their things and said goodbye to Sable and Green Slime. Since there was the two of them, Okarin was comfortable with the fact that they could protect each other — the giant bird and the oversized gluttonous herb slime.

They set off towards the west once again, past Asteria Village and the Crossroads Tavern for one week.

At the Crossroads, Okarin chose the Southern path.

Surely this would lead to the sea, right?

A calm and peaceful retreat by the ocean sounded very nice.

+ + +​

After 5 days of traveling South, the road ended.

Before Okarin's eyes was a Long Beach that stretches for miles and miles.

Curiously, there was a village on the water.

A floating village, built entirely on stilts and rafts. The houses wobbled with the waves, and in fact some of the houses were clearly boats. There were some fishermen on the pier, casting lines and others taking shallow canoes out into the ocean. The landscape was dotted with palm trees, seaweed, and various other driftwood.

A human walked up to Okarin.

"Hey, you're a visitor, Miss?" The man asked, an arm placed loosely on his hip. He held a spearfishing trident in his other hand.

"Ah... yeah... kinda. Where is this place?"

"We call this place Sea-End Village, since y'know, it sits at the very end of the Southern Road on the edge of the sea."

"Sea-End... Seaend...? Sand Village?"

"No, it's pronounce Seaend! Make sure you get it right, okay?!"

"Okay... and what's the ocean called?"

"Huh? You didn't know? We call it the Great Shio Ocean, because it's salty."

"..."

"Anyways, you should buy some of our salt. We make lots of salt! There are salt flats out here! Also fish! We have lots of fish! Buy our stuff! Perhaps you would like sea shells? A cute girl like yourself must love jewelry!"

Okarin dodged the topic of having no money and instead changed the topic.

"Is it nice to live here?" They asked.

"Hm? Are you thinking of moving here?"

"Maybe. It depends."

The slime person remained cryptic as they scanned the village with their eyes. It certainly looked peaceful, although Okarin also noted that many of the men also carried harpoons and nets and tridents. Although the village was not walled, there were many spiked nets lying around the village perimeter. There were also buoys in the ocean that seemed to fence off the village.

Okarin wondered what all the spiked nets were for.

"Are you looking for a place to stay?" The young man flashed a smile and leaned closer. "I got a spare couch. I'm also single, and my parents are away on a fishing expedition. They won't be back for days, so you know... we can crack out some of the whiskey and relax a bit~"

"Is it dangerous around here?" Okarin asked, oblivious to the man's flirting.

"Hm? Oh, it's perfectly dreamy and perfect here. There's nothing wrong at all. In fact, I think you'd love it here."

"I see."

"C'mon, let me show you around! I can show you my house. We live on a boat!"

+ + +​

For some reason, Okarin's memories here are a bit foggy.

Did something happen?

It's kind of a blank.

Okarin vaguely remembered the guy giving them some fruit to eat, and then they became whoozy and sleepy.

Some stuff might have happened but Okarin ended up punching the guy and walking out of the boathouse with a splitting headache.

Okarin's memories are kind of foggy so it's a bit hard to describe what happened accurately.

+ + +​

Oh! But there was one thing.

As Okarin was leaving the village, they suddenly realized that they never spotted any women. In the entire village, there was only men.

So weird, right? It was such a mystery!

When they left, Okarin walked by a band of fishmen (they looked like fish who walked on two legs!) who were armed to the teeth various stuff and they were headed to that Sea-End village place. Since Okarin had a headache, they totally ignored it and started walking back towards Scribel City.

This place was weirdddddddddddd.

Summary:
  • Okarin went west for 1 week past Asteria Village to the Crossroads.
  • Okarin went south for 5 days and arrived at a Long Beach.
  • There is a floating village here called Sea-End Village which is on the Great Shio Sea.
  • A human at the Sea-End Village invited Okarin to his house and fed Okarin something that made them whoozy and sleepy.
  • Okarin doesn't remember exactly what happened next but they may have punched the guy.
  • There were no women in Sea-End Village. All the residents appeared to be men.
  • There were Fishmen who appeared armed and were presumably headed to attack Sea-End Village.
 
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Quest Report - Okarin


Okarin was getting restless.

They wanted to go somewhere; do something.

It was strange how the many anxieties of Scribel City weighed upon them.

A slime horde was coming, and frankly Okarin did not want to be in the city during it. They didn't want to see adventurers slaughtering slimes or slimes killing adventurers. The slimeperson didn't have the heart for it, and even thinking about the prospect added a lot of stress. Okarin wanted to be somewhere else, although they weren't entirely sure where else in the world might be better.

Gelderholm... Fuyu Machi...?

Okarin's heart sank when they thought about the Halfwings as well.

Right now, it seemed the Guild was going to do nothing?

+ + +​

Okarin packed their things and said goodbye to Sable and Green Slime. Since there was the two of them, Okarin was comfortable with the fact that they could protect each other — the giant bird and the oversized gluttonous herb slime.

They set off towards the west once again, past Asteria Village and the Crossroads Tavern for one week.

At the Crossroads, Okarin chose the Southern path.

Surely this would lead to the sea, right?

A calm and peaceful retreat by the ocean sounded very nice.

+ + +​

After 5 days of traveling South, the road ended.

Before Okarin's eyes was a Long Beach that stretches for miles and miles.

Curiously, there was a village on the water.

A floating village, built entirely on stilts and rafts. The houses wobbled with the waves, and in fact some of the houses were clearly boats. There were some fishermen on the pier, casting lines and others taking shallow canoes out into the ocean. The landscape was dotted with palm trees, seaweed, and various other driftwood.

A human walked up to Okarin.

"Hey, you're a visitor, Miss?" The man asked, an arm placed loosely on his hip. He held a spearfishing trident in his other hand.

"Ah... yeah... kinda. Where is this place?"

"We call this place Sea-End Village, since y'know, it sits at the very end of the Southern Road on the edge of the sea."

"Sea-End... Seaend...? Sand Village?"

"No, it's pronounce Seaend! Make sure you get it right, okay?!"

"Okay... and what's the ocean called?"

"Huh? You didn't know? We call it the Great Shio Ocean, because it's salty."

"..."

"Anyways, you should buy some of our salt. We make lots of salt! There are salt flats out here! Also fish! We have lots of fish! Buy our stuff! Perhaps you would like sea shells? A cute girl like yourself must love jewelry!"

Okarin dodged the topic of having no money and instead changed the topic.

"Is it nice to live here?" They asked.

"Hm? Are you thinking of moving here?"

"Maybe. It depends."

The slime person remained cryptic as they scanned the village with their eyes. It certainly looked peaceful, although Okarin also noted that many of the men also carried harpoons and nets and tridents. Although the village was not walled, there were many spiked nets lying around the village perimeter. There were also buoys in the ocean that seemed to fence off the village.

Okarin wondered what all the spiked nets were for.

"Are you looking for a place to stay?" The young man flashed a smile and leaned closer. "I got a spare couch. I'm also single, and my parents are away on a fishing expedition. They won't be back for days, so you know... we can crack out some of the whiskey and relax a bit~"

"Is it dangerous around here?" Okarin asked, oblivious to the man's flirting.

"Hm? Oh, it's perfectly dreamy and perfect here. There's nothing wrong at all. In fact, I think you'd love it here."

"I see."

"C'mon, let me show you around! I can show you my house. We live on a boat!"

+ + +​

For some reason, Okarin's memories here are a bit foggy.

Did something happen?

It's kind of a blank.

Okarin vaguely remembered the guy giving them some fruit to eat, and then they became whoozy and sleepy.

Some stuff might have happened but Okarin ended up punching the guy and walking out of the boathouse with a splitting headache.

Okarin's memories are kind of foggy so it's a bit hard to describe what happened accurately.

+ + +​

Oh! But there was one thing.

As Okarin was leaving the village, they suddenly realized that they never spotted any women. In the entire village, there was only men.

So weird, right? It was such a mystery!

When they left, Okarin walked by a band of fishmen (they looked like fish who walked on two legs!) who were armed to the teeth various stuff and they were headed to that Sea-End village place. Since Okarin had a headache, they totally ignored it and started walking back towards Scribel City.

This place was weirdddddddddddd.

This place sounds strange. Memory Manipulation? Could it be a barrier similar to that of Fuyu Machi?
We need to send more people to investigate! - Alias

Rewards:
  • EXP: 90
  • Money: 20G
 

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Prison Guard Duty [SC201]
  • Sponsor: Adventurer's Guild
  • Location: Scribel City
  • Required Level: 2
Objectives:
  • Prerequisite Quest: Night Watch
  • Spend a shift guarding a prisoner.
  • Do not let the prisoner to escape.
When vagrants break the law, they are sent to prison.
If they're found guilty, they could be hanged for their crimes.
Guarding them shouldn't be too difficult...
Well, as long as nothing goes wrong.
Rewards:
  • Points: 60 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
> > >

"A... child?"

It was a little girl. How did a little girl end up in a place like this? Why was she here? He looked at her form. She was sitting there, curling on her knee. Hearing his voice seemed to trigger something, though, as she raised her head and meet his gaze.

The girl then smiled, and walked toward him. With only a bar dividing them, she then said to him.

"Hey mister, Reika is hungry."

"hungry?"

"Yeah! Can you bring Reika food?" The girl said.

"Well... I have a ration bread with me. Do you want it?"

"Sure!"

Seiji touched the crystal on his left hand. "«inventory»", he said.

As the inventory screen appeared, the girl exclaimed,

"Whoa! Is that your magic, mister? What can you do with it?"

Instead of answering her, he showed her. He first touched the floor mat icon, summoning the floor mat from the bottom of the screen. After the floor mat readied, he touched the bread icon. All of them then fall on to the floor mat he prepared. After that, he then stored all the bread except one, and took it to her.

"Waa... it's a bread! It's so long since I've eaten one. Thank you, mister!"

"You are welcome. Though, it is a ration bread. So sorry for the taste."

"It's alright, mister! Reika don't mind!"

The girl ate with gusto. Not long after, she finished eating.

"So... Reika. Why are you here?" Seiji began, as he sat on the floor mat in front of her cell.

"Well... Reika was hungry, so Reika stole food in the past."

"Huh? What about your parents?"

"Reika is an orphan mister."

' Is this how the justice in this city implemented? An orphan looking for food, is put behind bars?'

Seiji felt strange. The girl seemed so innocent. Even if he dislike crime, why would they imprison her like this? Looking at the other inmates sleeping, he wondered if a child was judged as adult here. The other inmates were men and women of various ages, but none seemed to be below him.

"So... Mister, what is your name?"

"Me?" Pointing at himself, he said, "I'm Seiji, nice to meet you."

"Nice to meet you too, mister Seiji!" Reika said.

During the moments the moonlight shone, they talked to each other. Seiji with how he was a student before he was transported. Reika about her life before she was locked in the prison. The more he listened to her, the more he felt that the punishment to Reika was disproportionate. When he said that to her, she smiled.

"Mister Seiji is kind. Are people from the otherworld like this?" Reika asked.

He did not understand. He could not understand why she could keep her cheerfulness, in this kind of place. The place was as desolate as it could be. Even for him who slept under the stars, he still feel better living there compared to here. How could she keep smiling?

It was painful, seeing her like this. It was envy, he realized. Like this world was a prison to him, her world right then was this prison. Yet she could keep hoping? Her face that said that everything would be alright, he wished he could understand what made her like that. Along with that feeling of envy, there was a feeling in his chest, asking him to free her. He wanted to bring her anywhere but this place.

"Reika."

"Yes, mister seiji?"

With this, Seiji vowed in his heart as well as in word, "I swear, I will free you."

"Don't worry about Reika, mister. In two days, Reika's punishment will end."

At that moment, Seiji was embarassed. He wished that the earth would swallow him right then and there.

---

It was morning already. He changed his shift with the next guard. As he looked at her for one last time, he saw her sleeping peacefully.

- I went to the guard office.
- There, I was assigned to guard the prisoner named Reika.
- Job is done. I didn't sleep, so sorry for ink blotch and bad handwriting.
Well done. - Alias

Rewards:
  • Points: 60 EXP
  • Money: 10 G
  • Other: n/a
 

Epsil

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Character: John E. Myoujin
Lvl: 1
Class: 1st year High School Student
Race: Human of course?

Quest name: Hello I'm just arrived and Im lost!!

Quest report:

Hello there, not sure if this is right?.. can you even read this?... My god so otherworld is true a thing eh... Somehow its amazing.

Ah! sorry I'll start the report... Or wherever is this.

My name is John E. Myoujin, male, from Modern Earth, 1st year high school & a Otherworlder if you ask.... I guess I am now?

You see, I was walking from School to home after doing a club activities baking some awesome cookie for all club members that somehow or other became a fight so I end up baking even more for all of them... It became late before I notice it. Ahaha~

I decided to walk to Starbucks to drink some coffee latte & also By my lil sis a Coffee shake as a gift.... But as you can see I never make it home & now I'm writing this report somehow now.

Before I even reach The Starbucks just in the intersection.....I think I heard a whisper asking for a 'help' then... I suddenly found Myself in a medieval looking place straight out of a fantasy movie!!! The heck!!.

I mean what the f**k those dudes have swords!!... Not those cosplayers sword~ but actually sword!!! Some guys are even covered in some kind of blood while wearing armour with a smile on their face!!! They make those asshole gangster back in my original world looks cute you know!!!

One thing in my mind is..... Where the f**k I'm I? Is this a daydream? Did I go insane? I'm a dead? did a truck hit me so hard I'm in coma right now??... I mean true I watch anime but not the mainstream I never been the otaku type before.. even so, Even I knew the Isekai(otherworld) cliche....... My god I'm lost!! Bloody hell!!

So I try asking someone for info.. I mean I can't just stand here like a dumb all day right?. Of course I did not Approach those blood covered guys who look like psychopaths, instead I ask some street kids playing around.

Conclusion?..... I did not understand a single shit.. what was that? Is that even a language? I ask them this..

" Hello good day, um I'm new here you see, what's the name of this place? " politely

Then this is what I got.

"@&$$@&$&@_@&$&&-$&-@&#&&$-#+&@?"

Umm What?

"@#$&#!! @&#$$@@? @@&#_@#$&#!!!"


Holy shit! This is hopeless!! Is this infamous otherworld language!? As far As I know usually when one get Isekai you meet a god & he/she will grant you a Language comprehension skill! Or something.

....I meet not a single a god.. & now I'm here, this is hard mode already from the start!!! Are you kidding me!!!???

What should I do!!?....can I even go back home?.... My mind is in chaos.

I spent haft a day walking aimlessly trying to ask anyone all with the same result of that "@&#$@&#" words from them... *Sigh*

I eventually found a church looking building. I decided to rest in one of the bench near that church premises... All while in depress, Worried & Nervous.

I calm Myself by clearing My thoughts... But all I can think is, that this whole isekai thing is too fck up.

Checking by school bag... Nothing is lost it seems. My pocket I found My smartphone!
Ah!... No signal damn-

Since the battery is still 100%... I decided to might as well take a picture to change mood I mean melancholy is suffocating.

Opening the camera app I take random pic anywhere while setting on the bench.

Then while looking through the camera lens, I notice below the shade of a certain tree I saw a pure white little girl with red eye she is starting at me. When I look at the her direction with my own eye...... There is no one in the tree?.... Then back to the phone camera she is there!

Goosebumps!

Good, First Isekai & now A little girl ghost!! F**king s**t give me a break!!!

Noticing she is saying something... I subconsciously move my fingers to zoom the camera.... Then when I got I clear look of her face... I heard I whisper in my brain



"W̶͕̲̼͈͓̰̗̼͚̭͚̦͕̦̻̟̽̊͆̐͌͗̂̒̓̎̿̍̾̉͋̿̃͠e̴̢̡̛̤͖̥̞͇̦̻̱̠̮̺̩̠͓̝͙̥̤͋͛͆͆́̒̉̒̑̆̀̅̓͒́̈́̈́̕̚͜͝͝͝͝ͅͅl̵̢̻̪̦͙͔͛̿̇̈͌̓̈́́̍̃͂͋͆̓̚c̸͖͓̭͓̉́ớ̵̧̻͉͇͙̘̯͎̰̱͑́̈́̍́͒̓͒̓̓͛͘͝m̴̛̼̮̙̏̌́̀́͌͂̐̂͗̽̓̕e̴̢̗̣̬͚̯͕̭͖̰̟̥̺̅̓̈́̈̀̔̆͑̄̊̋́̀̀̍̅̑̈̚̕͘͝͝͠ ̶̣̙̦͑́̎͘̕J̴̘̻͇̙́͜o̷̡̧̨̨̧̢̡̮̙̠̬̯̥̗̍͊͒̃̔͊̓̊͑̍̑̾͆̕͠h̵̡̡͉̠̪͈̆̈́̀͛͜ͅn̴̡̛͓͎̩̱̟͈̭̮͕͍͚̘̙̬̹̰̒̀̃̾̀͗̊̔̒͒̇͒̎͆́̈́̽̕͘͝ͅͅ"



Then as if something snaps in my brain I fell from the bench due to extreme head ache. & I lost consciousness.

I woke up its already... Morning I sleep almost a whole day.. I little girl name Martha wake me up. She tell me many things such as the name of this world Tonia, that Otherworlder like me is common in here & the existence of Adventurer guild who mysteriously accept Otherworlder.

And yes, when I woke up..... I somehow can understand their words & letter... But for some reason I can't remember why I collapse in the first place... It felt like a saw something with my phone camera? But when I look at the phone gallery.... There is not a single picture about this place at all. I'm sure I take some pictures before I collapse... Weird.

Martha kindly guide me towards the Adventurer guild as she tells me stories her grandmother told her... And seriously its awesome. Then we bid farewell when we reach the Adventurer guild building.

And now here I am making report.
Welcome! - Alias

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Epsil

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"Ashes, ashes~" --- Aquamarine
"...Uhm, are you sure you'll be fine?"

"Yes yes, just leave it to me already. It's just lookout duty, is it not? I've done a lot of it before. I'm pretty much a stakeout master already."

The guard's face twitched. First the little girl had floated right up to him, then showed him a slip of paper and told him that she was here for the night watch duty. It had taken him subconscious effort not to scream, and now he was staring at the girl who was fiddling with her hair. And what the hell was a 'stakeout master' supposed to be?

"...Well, alright. Ring the bell if you see anything. The other guards will be resting just in the room round the corner, so just scream if you need help."

Waving goodbye to the leaving guard, Aquamarine floated to sit on the stones and stared below, her halo glowing like a, uh, round hollow glowing disk. She was starting to get bored already.

One hour into the shift, the girl was playing with her hair, lengthening them all the way from the walls which she sat upon to the grounds below. No movements were transmitted back---as expected, nothing.

Two hours in, the girl saw a crow flying by to settle on the stone brick beside her. It croaked before flying off, leaving the girl to shrug and resume her duties.

Third hour. Aquamarine was dropping orbs of water into the grass below, creating little splashing noises. Nothing else happened.

Fourth hour. The little Caster was seriously tempted to bring out her portable gaming device, but remembered much to her horror that---

"My bag's at home! Noooo! My games!"

Whilst she was busy having a crisis, nothing happened for the next hour. Then the girl spotted a wolf in the distance, staring at her with fiery eyes. Then it vanished before she could ring the alarm, so she didn't.

Finally, when six hours were up and the sun could be seen rising, the day shift guard went to take over. He saw a very bored little girl waiting for him.

"Alright, you're here, so that means I'm done and stuff. Well, that was boring."

Watching the girl snort as she floated off, the guard could only helplessly shrug.

Good work! Was that wolf a hallucination? or was it something else... - Alias

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