Chapter 94: Designated Tasks
The procedures were more cumbersome than they thought. Oliver signed parchment after parchment of sheepskin; eventually his expression turned completely blank. Jesse left the hall with another serious-looking staff member, presumably to deal with the remnants of his previous team. Ann was still waiting around at first, but later she felt bored…
“I’m going to see what Cross is doing.” She yawned and casually waved her hand at Nemo. The female warrior walked to the corridor on the side of the hall without looking back. Her figure was quickly enveloped by the flow of adventurers that were coming and going.
Oliver was still working hard signing all the agreements in front of him while Nemo was standing in the middle of the hall of the Mercenary Guild branch. Suddenly he felt a little uncomfortable.
Unlike when he first thought he was a demon worshipper or a demon warlock, now he could clearly realize his inhumanity. Since he compromised with the idea that “he was a superior demon”, he had been able to do more things. This strange sense of division had become more obvious. Nemo stared at Oliver’s right hand that was holding the quill pen for a while and decided to find something else to distract him.
He tapped at the black badge on his chest with his fingers and tried to release a little magic. The magical light screen unfolded instantly in front of Nemo’s eyes causing Nemo, who had never succeeded before, to take a step back excitedly that he almost collided with an adventurer who was passing behind him.
After he hurriedly apologized, Nemo began to carefully check their team information.
The Mercenary Guild was quite efficient. The name of their team had already been changed to “Tumbleweed”. The appearance and information of everyone in the team were displayed in detail and even their wanted level was clearly marked.
Ollie and himself still had the original “dangerous” rating, while Ann was the lowest level of “anomaly”. It could be because of the apostasy, since the knight commander’s wanted level was “criminal” which was higher than “dangerous”. Jesse was also “criminal”, but his level didn’t show the reason why. He had no idea what their newest member with unknown intention had done.
He then grinned bitterly at the section of the team member’s race. They were labeled as a “pure human team”; at least the Mercenary Guild hadn’t noticed their abnormality yet.