A different world game? A different world game!

The continent of Tet.

An adventurer's home in a small elven town.

The person in charge of this adventurer's home is also an elf, an elf who joined the team back in the Eastern Wilds.

However, upon closer reflection, it seems that most of the elves joined the Night's Watch around that time.

The second batch of large numbers of elves joined was after the rat extermination campaign some time ago, when the quota was opened up.

"These procrastinators have finally started to move."

The elf shopkeeper sat behind the bar, wiping the glasses and complaining.

Upon hearing this, an elven ranger who was drinking nearby glared at him.

"You shameless bastard."

"What do you mean by 'no glory'? Isn't it because you're too procrastinating and too lazy?"

"Bullshit! We've been moving very fast. It's these damn... damn short-lived creatures that are too impatient!"

The elven ranger roared in extreme dissatisfaction.

"It's because you guys aren't in a hurry that the complaint rate for the mission is so high. If this continues, I'll have to downgrade your rating."

Upon hearing this, the Elf Ranger became anxious.

"What does this have to do with me? I've already acted quite quickly."

These elves, who have no concept of time, are just like that.

The elf shopkeeper curled his lip.

He was the same way more than ten years ago, but he changed after spending a lot of time with the Night's Watch.

At that moment, the door was pushed open.

Another elf walked in, and as he entered, he pulled open his cloak, revealing golden hair.

"Serenaia, you're back."

Serena nodded and took out a mission sheet from her pocket and handed it over.

"Hand in the mission."

The elf shopkeeper took the quest slip, glanced at it, and then received the quest completion certificate from Serena.

He nodded and stamped the task sheet.

"If only all elves could move as quickly as you."

The store manager sighed.

Upon hearing this, Serena smiled and casually ordered a drink while sitting at the bar.

"What's with that dissatisfied look? Did I say something wrong?"

The shopkeeper glared at the elf ranger sitting at the round table behind him and asked.

"cut."

The elven ranger pouted in dissatisfaction.

The shopkeeper turned his gaze back to Serenaia in front of him.

"Your current mission completion count and strength qualify you for badge advancement. How about it? Want to become a Silver Badge Adventurer?"

"Really? I've saved enough? Then let's exchange it, it's not a bad thing."

Serena said with a smile.

The store manager nodded.

He took out a beautifully packaged box directly from his spatial pouch.

"Here, the badge."

Serena was somewhat excited and took the box.

The tavern's customers all crowded around.

Most of them were adventurers.

Their eyes revealed envy.

“Silver Badge, Serenaia, you might be the first one here.”

"A half-elf warrior couldn't help but say."

"That's amazing! How long will I have to wait?"

"You're still a long way off; you're still a lowly Iron Badge."

"That's because I haven't completed enough missions, otherwise I would have been a bronze badge long ago."

"Doesn't that just prove you're still an Iron Badge? Why say so much?"

"Are you going to fight?"

"come!"

"How rude."

The tavern suddenly became noisy.

"Quiet down, quiet down. Serena hasn't even said anything yet, and you're all getting impatient." The shopkeeper slammed his hand on the table, and the surroundings quieted down.

"Open it and take a look."

Serena nodded and opened the box.

A faint silver light emanated from it.

Everyone craned their necks to look.

Inside the box was a badge.

The badge is bright silver with a circle in the center and embossed olive branches and flowers along the edge.

The central design features the emblem of the Adventurers' Home.

A map pattern with a dagger stuck in it.

It is both gorgeous and elegant, and is adorned with a small gemstone.

"This is a piece of equipment, a magical piece of equipment."

The store manager reminded him.

"It's just a piece of equipment? That's really generous."

Everyone here is an adventurer, and naturally, they have also been digitized. The equipment they talk about is, of course, the digitized equipment.

Not all equipment can gain magical effects.

"Put your original bronze emblem in, and they will be put back together."

Upon hearing this prompt, Serena nodded and took out her badge.

It looks much simpler than the silver badge.

When placed inside the box, the two badges merged together.

Serena's name appeared on the silver badge, written specifically in Elvish script.

"Quick, pick it up and see what effect it has!"

"What business is it of yours what other people's equipment is?"

"Don't say that. Look, maybe it will motivate me even more?"

The adventurers around them started making noise again.

The store manager said, "Let them take a look. They only offer basic living assistance; they don't have any particularly strong effects."

Serena herself didn't seem to mind and nodded.

I tapped the badge to display its attributes.

This is a capability that Kevin improved upon previously.

The equipment's effects panel can be displayed.

The Adventurer's Silver Emblem

[Badges - Accessories - Magic]

[Attributes: Hardness, Reputation]

[Special Effects: Magic Storage, Everyday Magic.]

[Magic Storage: The badge can store 10 units of magic, which can be used when needed.]

[Life Magic: This contains a series of spells that make life more convenient, which can be used using one's own magic or stored magic.]

[Description: Provided by the Adventurer's House, this reward is available after obtaining the Silver Badge Adventurer qualification from the Adventurer's House.]

"Magic storage is actually quite useful."

What is the magic of everyday life?

"You really are an idiot."

"Life magic is magic that is easy to learn and use, and there are many kinds of it."

For example, cleaning, washing clothes, and drying clothes.

"Isn't that quite practical?"

"But only mages can learn it, and it's not as simple as you think."

"But now that we have this badge, it's so easy to use. I'd like to try it."

"If you want it, then work hard."

Although the badges weren't very effective, these adventurers would still be somewhat interested in them if given the choice.

Because it represents more than just a badge.

It's also because of the status and privileges it represents within the Adventurers' House.

Since the Adventurers' House appeared a few months ago, many people have joined it and become adventurers.

Their oath was blessed in the same way as the Night's Watch.

Of course, it's imperfect. (End of Chapter)