A Different World That Started as a Slave

After breakfast, the family went to the warehouse.

The breakfast provided by the Grumbargen family was good, with meat and bread, and even a variety of categories for them to choose from in the cafeteria.

In this regard, the treatment was full, at least Reans was quite satisfied with the meal.

It seemed to be just as the instructor said, as long as they worked hard to contribute to the family, all the glory and wealth, fine clothes and delicious food would no longer be a dream.

After breakfast, Reans and the other two rushed to the warehouse.

The main goal of going there was to confirm what the potion that Jonathan said yesterday could help everyone become a ‘knight’ was?

With such a big ‘pie’ drawn there, even if Reans was not tempted, he had to go and see what the filling of the pie was?

After arriving at the warehouse, Reens saw that there were many more people here than yesterday evening.

In addition to these newcomers who came to see the "big cake", there were some people Reens did not know, who were handling some business at the counter of the warehouse.

However, although he did not know them, from the black clothes on them, he could roughly confirm that they should be the "old men" of the secret guards.

The only business that the warehouse could handle was exchanging things.

Sure enough, soon, the warehouse staff took out a few bottles of potions from the inside of the warehouse and handed them to one of the secret guards.

From the color of the potions, Reens could only recognize that two of them were [healing potions].

"Work injuries actually require you to buy medicine at your own expense... so real."

"In this case, it will not be easy to save up the contribution points obtained from completing tasks."

"That's right... what kind of money can be earned easily?"

Reens laughed at himself in his heart.

When the senior dark guard who exchanged the potion just now passed by Reans, he could vaguely smell the blood from that person.

He guessed that he was probably injured during the mission, so he came to buy medicine for treatment.

The waiting time in line was not long. After the people in front of him had dealt with their own affairs, Reans and his three companions finally lined up in front of the counter.

"Is there anything you need to exchange?"

The guy behind the counter asked Reans with dark circles under his eyes.

Maybe it was because of his gender, or maybe he was too tired, so his tone of voice was not as polite as the young lady in the mission hall.

At least the young lady over there would say something like "Hello" or "Excuse me".

However, Reans and his friends didn't care about these. They were all workers, so they didn't embarrass each other.

"We want to ask, what is the potion that can become a 'knight'?"

Harriman asked the staff behind the counter anxiously.

This is all he knows about what can really make him a big shot.

So, Harriman was very concerned about this and was eager to know what could help him achieve his goal?

Seeing that Harriman had already spoken, Reans and Ben naturally stopped interrupting.

"You are newcomers, right? I heard yesterday that the family has added a group of new secret guards."

"Yes... This is the exchange list for the items in the warehouse. Take it aside and read it yourself. Don't disturb me while I'm working."

The staff at the counter said with a sleepy look on his face, and at the same time took out a few A4-sized papers from under the counter and handed them to Reans and others.

Of course, when he said it was work, what he actually meant was not to disturb my rest.

Because there was no one else in line after Reans and others.

Reans picked up the 'exchange list' and walked aside to start watching.

When Harriman saw this situation, he looked like he wanted to say something but stopped, but he didn't ask Reans for the 'exchange list' in the end.

Although he was very anxious, the sword not long ago left a deep impression on him.

He didn't even see clearly how the long sword came to him.

If Reens hadn't stopped in time, he might have really died here.

It was from that moment that he realized that Ben's previous words "Reens is very strong" did not only refer to his personality, but also his strength.

Harriman found that Reens might, seemed, seemed to be much stronger than him.

Because of the previous incident, Harriman was a little afraid to approach Reens now. When the three of them were walking together, he also walked on Ben's side.

Ben also discovered Harriman's abnormality, but he had a lot of problems now.

Whether it was the swordsmanship taught by Reens or the mysterious pattern problem of the cult, he needed to spend time and energy to deal with it.

Naturally

So he had no intention to help Harriman with his psychological problems.

But Reens didn't care about it.

He just exposed a little bit of his strength, and only Harriman knew it.

As long as he controlled his words and deeds later, others would naturally not be able to find out his strength.

Reens unfolded the paper and carefully looked at the contents recorded on the 'Exchange Order'.

The top item on the 'Exchange Order' was specially enlarged and bolded to highlight its importance.

It was the "big pie" that the Glenbargen family painted for all the secret guards - [Element Baptism Potion].

And its rough introduction was that it was a very precious potion that had a chance to help ordinary people transform into 'Super Knights', and each person was limited to one bottle.

"Hmm? There is a probability... That is to say, even if you take the potion, you may not necessarily become a 'Super Knight'."

"It's all about fate, right... I didn't buy lottery tickets much in my previous life, but now I have to spend a lot of money to bet on an uncertain result."

"Besides, the introduction of this thing is too short. Is it really okay not to explain the principle of such a precious thing?"

"Or can you tell me what the probability of success is, and whether there are side effects or something?"

When Reens saw the word "probability", he complained in his heart.

Of course, Reens also understood the reason for not introducing much.

The "big pie" has been drawn. As long as people want to eat it, they will naturally work hard to save money to buy it. Too much introduction will only reduce the mystery and attraction of the "big pie".

However, despite complaining, Reens really wants to exchange one in his heart.

If he really doesn't care, he won't have the desire to complain.

The reason why Reens wants to exchange this potion is not that he arrogantly believes that he is the protagonist and can succeed even if the probability is small.

Instead, he wanted to use the characteristics of the dungeon to explore the principle of [Element Baptism Potion] or the way to succeed in constant trial and error.

Then he wouldn't have to bet on that probability.

However, after all, it was a "big pie". How could the Glenbagen family let their poor workers get it easily?

The exchange price of [Element Baptism Potion] was 100,000 contribution points.

In other words, the reward for Reens last night was that he needed to kill a thousand people to get such a bottle of potion.

Of course, it was impossible for Reens to have only 100 contribution points for each task.

But, no matter what, 100,000 is a value.

Whether it is for Reens or other secret guards, it is not a small amount.

After all, other potions that look like consumables are not cheap.

And work-related injuries need to be treated at one's own expense.

The road to saving money is endless...