The world's elves decide to be you

The Elf Guild, also known as the Elf Mercenary Guild, is a group of wild explorers with individuals all over the world. It is the first international organization authorized by the Alliance.

There is an elf branch in Lingnan City. The president is a female quasi-king-level trainer in her 60s, known as Tao Master.

On the day Beichen decided to become a contract mercenary, she went to the elf branch in the North Block to meet her in person, and was deemed to have the qualifications of a junior trainer.

Speaking of this choice, Beichen made the decision after learning about it through the Internet and thinking carefully for two days.

Mercenaries, as the name suggests, are tools that are hired by others to complete the tasks of the client and get paid for it.

Beichen had a certain understanding of how to use mercy points through this experience. It was nothing more than using injuries instead of labor and fighting to support fighting. What he needed at this stage was enough training to use the mercy points to increase the strength of his physical body.

For this reason, the best option that can provide him with training and gain wealth is to become a mercenary.

It is worth mentioning that the reason why mercenaries are popular all over the world is because wilderness and secret places appear more and more frequently around the world.

In the wilderness, there are not only abundant source stone mines but also some strange extraterrestrial meteorites. In the secret realm, there are some precious elves and the fountain of life that can increase longevity. People are flocking to it. Trainers who hunt for treasures and explore naturally. A rising tide lifts all boats, and it was against this background that the profession of mercenaries came into being.

Beichen was now in the living room of the Elf branch, sitting on an iron bench with a group of young men, waiting for the summons.

They all came here for the same purpose, hoping to pass the interview to become a contract mercenary.

Beichen's number was No. 77, and it wasn't until the afternoon that he met the interviewer - Jingjiu.

Jingjiu is a beautiful mature woman with a middle parted hair and smoky makeup.

"Little guy, are you going for an interview?" Jingjiu glanced at Beichen across from him to get the motivation to continue talking, and said, "You haven't graduated from school at your age, right? Go back and study hard, be good!"

Beichen's face remained normal, and he did not show any dissatisfaction because of the other party's denial. Everything was as he expected. He placed the junior trainer certificate he had previously received from the president on the table.

Jingjiu was surprised to see that the certificate was stamped by their branch, "How did you get this from the president?"

Trainer qualifications are generally assessed by the alliance, and only large forces like the Mercenary Guild will be granted a certain amount of authorization.

Speaking of this, Beichen fell into a brief recollection of bad memories:

That day, he went to Mr. Cangwu's place in Xijiekou, told him about his suspension from school, apologized deeply, and hoped that the other party could understand him. He also mentioned that he wanted to interview a mercenary. Mr. Wu immediately called Master Tao of the Lingnan City Elf Branch and arranged for Beichen to receive a junior trainer qualification.

"Mr. Cangwu is awesome!" This sentence flashed in Beichen's mind every time he thought about this matter. Of course, he was also very grateful for the other party's help, and secretly made up his mind to repay this elder who cared for him when he became rich.

"Internal recommendation!" Beichen said calmly, looking at Jingjiu as if he understood.

Things like internal recommendations usually rely on relationships. When Beichen said this, the other party immediately realized that the person in front of him might not be easy to mess with.

Therefore, Jingjiu immediately asked Beichen to sign the mercenary contract on the spot without saying a word, and handed him a junior mercenary badge made of Mithril.

"Thank you!" Beichen walked out of the living room door with a swaggering step and walked towards the task hall next door.

At this time, the mission hall was sparsely populated, and only a few people were still struggling with choosing employment orders. It was conceivable that everyone else had gone out to complete the mission.

Beichen didn't want to take over an order right away, but went to the unique bar counter in the mission hall and ordered a cup of pink milk.

The teller was a young girl with a fresh and delicate appearance. She was not much older than Beichen, but she did look at Beichen with a senior attitude and said, "You're new here, do you know the rules?"

"What?"

"A horse iron coin and a glass of wine!"

"Oh!" Beichen patted his head and suddenly realized, "I forgot that cash is not used for consumption here."

Horse iron coins, a common trading currency in the mercenary world, are almost unavailable in the outside world, so Beichen didn't react for a while.

"Forget it, I'm giving you an advantage, I'll treat you today." The girl flirted and said angrily.

Beichen smiled boldly, raised his glass and drank it all in one gulp, "There are more little sisters, I will treat you later!"

The girl said coquettishly, "You are only sixteen or seventeen years old. Why are you pretending to be a big-tailed wolf? This is a mercenary guild. You should finish this glass of wine and go back to school!"

Beichen laughed, then silently turned his head to look at the magnificent hall. Two minutes later, he softly replied, "Young people are not crazy, I am not here to joke."

Beichen stared at the girl seriously for a second or two until he realized that the girl was blushing and said impatiently: "I know! I know!"

An old man with a sour nose who was also drinking and sitting next to him burst into laughter and said, "You are so smart, look at how embarrassed we are by making our little chili pepper Tun Dun!"

"Hey, go back and have your wine!" Tuntun handed the other party a bottle of red wine irritably and turned his head away in displeasure.

Beichen touched his head and said to himself: "It's better to ignore her for the time being."

He glanced at the task board hanging on the wall of the hall, hesitated for a while, and then walked over.

Suddenly, Tuntun's reminder came from behind: "The right column is only for novices, don't take it by mistake!"

Beichen turned around and continued walking. The newbie

There are not many employment orders on the task bar, only seven or eight. Compared with the hundreds or thousands of task orders on the wall, it is really hard to describe.

"Collect 100 stolen vermilion plants...the commission is 10 horse iron coins"

"Looking for traces of Pikachu... Those who provide specific information will receive a commission of 100 horse iron coins."

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The tasks are very simple, and the above content can be completed within the average suburban area.

"Fortunately, I've been absorbing information from the Internet like crazy these days, and I have a rough understanding of the areas around Lingnan City. Now it can finally come in handy!" Beichen knew what he had in mind, and immediately took off the first two employment slips and returned to the counter. "Beauty, help me register."

Tuntun glanced at the other party indifferently, without saying a word, stamped it with the guild seal, and sent the fledgling young mercenary away with his eyes.

The tasks for newcomers are generally relatively simple. Apart from taking some time, they almost never face wild elves, so the safety factor is very guaranteed. This can also be regarded as a kind of protection for newcomers by the guild!