Chapter 133 - 133: Two-Star Hunter
"All the Pokémon have been assigned to tasks. Altogether, you can obtain nine hundred thousand points. Adding the points from the previous mission, you now have a total of one million one hundred and ten thousand points."
"You've exceeded the standard of one million points, which qualifies you as a Two-Star Hunter. Here's your badge; please keep it safe." The receptionist took out a golden star engraved with "Two Stars" and handed it to Cain through the window.
Learning from the previous experience, after analyzing the data, she made sure to check for any special Pokémon, like the Nidoran with the Hustle ability.
Fortunately, this time, the Pokémon were fairly standard, and the price calculation went smoothly.
A task list was handed to Cain. The light-green-quality Arbok was purchased for four hundred thousand Pokédollars, the eight members of the Nidoran family for a total of four hundred thousand Pokédollars as well—equivalent to one Arbok, and the Mankey that Cain caught on the way was worth one hundred thousand Pokédollars.
Compared to the market sale price, this is a bit lower, but for the Guild's purchase price, it's quite reasonable.
If Cain were to sell these Pokémon on the open market, he could get a higher price, but he doesn't have that kind of time.
Another important point is that when Pokémon are submitted to the Guild as part of a mission, you also get the same amount of points as Pokédollars.
So, after completing the mission, Cain received a total of one million one hundred and ten thousand Pokédollars and one million one hundred and ten thousand points from the Hunter's Guild.