I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

Welcome everyone!

Anno led the applause.

Anno naturally welcomed these people's joining.

Especially with Mark joining!

Moreover, none of these people lied about their names, and although they were not familiar with each other, they had all heard of each other.

This also rules out the possibility that forces within the city have planted spies.

Of course, the absence of spies now does not mean there won't be any in the future, nor does it mean there aren't any among the group of people downstairs.

With these people, the exploration mission in the Goblin Forest can be considered to have been completed.

With a serious expression, Anno said to everyone, "Everyone, just as I said downstairs, the missions on the second floor are at least bronze level."

This level of mission is already considered intelligence or a secret, so only people at your level can access it.

At the same time, we must also sign an agreement that you will not disclose the task after reviewing it.

If such a case occurs, the Adventurers' Guild will permanently revoke that person's adventurer status and pursue the matter to the fullest extent!

Seeing how serious Anno was, the adventurers present also became serious.

Anno took out a pre-prepared contract and had everyone sign their names.

The contract is just a written agreement and doesn't have any special abilities.

However, with their names on the record, if any information is leaked in the future, the Viscount can help apprehend the person who leaked the information according to the contract.

After everyone had signed their names, Anno discussed information about the Forbidden Forest with the others.

Instead of showing the bronze-level missions right away, Anno showed everyone several iron-level missions.

Task 1: Defeat ten monsters of level 6 or higher in the Forbidden Forest. Reward: 50 silver to 1 gold, depending on the monster's level.

Note: You can claim it repeatedly, but watch out for the Goblin King!

Mission Two: Destroy the outposts of some low-level monsters on the outskirts. Reward: 50 silver to 1 gold, the exact amount depending on the number of monsters killed—the number of monsters is calculated based on the number of monster ears or other monster characteristics brought back!

Note: You can claim it repeatedly, but watch out for the Goblin King!

Task 3: Explore the outer area of ​​the Forbidden Forest, draw a map, and mark the types of monsters and their gathering points. Reward: 50 silver to 2 gold! The more detailed the map, the higher the reward.

Note: Watch out for the Goblin King!

The rewards for these three tasks are several times, even ten times, higher than those for the Iron-level tasks downstairs!

"this......"

Everyone frowned upon seeing these tasks.

The Forbidden Forest is called the Forbidden Forest because it contains too many monsters.

If Xiao Ruo, at level 6, ventured deep into the Forbidden Forest, he would probably be eaten by some unknown monster before he got very far.

Even Mark wouldn't dare venture deep into the Forbidden Forest.

Although these missions involve activities on the periphery, they still meet the standards for Iron-level missions, and everyone's abilities are sufficient to accept them.

But the final note caught everyone's attention.

Mark frowned and looked at Anno, asking, "Guild Master, is there a Goblin King in the Forbidden Forest? What level is it?"

Everyone else also pricked up their ears to listen.

"You don't need to doubt the authenticity of the information. As for the Goblin King's level... level 11!"

The adventurers, including Mark, gasped in shock.

I had only heard that there were monsters above level 10 in the Forbidden Forest, but it had never been confirmed.

Now Anno tells everyone that there is definitely a level 11 Goblin King inside.

If word got out, who would dare live in the villages and towns near the Forbidden Forest? Besides the town of Gruul, there are three other villages and towns scattered around the Forbidden Forest.

The highest rank a village or town guard is usually around level 8.

"Don't worry, although the level 11 Goblin King really exists, it basically only operates in the core area of ​​the forest."

The reason I highlighted it in the mission description is to let you know exactly what the main dangers in the Forbidden Forest are.

This also prevents you from getting carried away while doing missions and insisting on exploring the core area.

After saying all that, Anno took out a bronze-level mission.

Mission 1: Assassinate the Goblin King! Reward: 10 gold!

Mission Two: Explore the Aier Mountains! Reward starts at 2 gold!

Upon seeing the so-called bronze-level mission, a chorus of swallowing sounds filled the room.

These tasks were simply unacceptable to them.

Level 5 is a hurdle, and the level 11 Goblin King will definitely have a second-tier skill.

Everyone present only had Tier 1 skills, and Xiao, who had just leveled up to 6, only had Tier 0 skills.

Facing the Goblin King, you'd definitely be instantly killed.

"Don't worry, everyone. The Bronze-level quests aren't for you to handle right now. They're just to give you a glimpse into the Adventurers' Guild's next goal and encourage you to improve. The Iron-level quests aren't the end!"

For them, Iron-level missions are the most suitable missions.

However, if the highest level of missions is only Iron-level, some people will lose their sense of urgency and become complacent.

These are all Anno's future subordinates, and Anno naturally hopes they will become stronger and stronger.

After seeing off the somber crowd, Anuo happened to see Xue Feibai returning with his men.

"Guild Master! I've brought several of my mentor's disciples here to register as adventurers!"

When there are many people around, Xue Feibai usually doesn't call Anuo by her name directly.

Behind Xue Feibai stood a dozen or so warriors wearing armor.

Anno glanced at them and saw that apart from six who were below level 5, the rest were all warriors of level 6 or above, and there was even a level 10 warrior!

Anuo pulled Xue Feibai aside and asked in a low voice, "What happened?"

Xue Feibai explained with a smile, "Didn't I level up to level 6? This morning I went to find my mentor to prepare to learn the first-tier skills for warriors."

During a break, I talked to my mentor's apprentices about the Adventurers' Guild and tried to invite them to join.

To everyone's surprise, they were all happy to join.

Upon learning of this, the mentor even personally persuaded Hansen to join the Adventurers' Guild!

The Hansen that Xue Feibai mentioned was the level 10 warrior who was at least two meters tall. Standing in front of him, one could clearly feel a sense of oppression.

Anno speculated that his strength might even surpass that of Sharp.

Xue Feibai told Anuo that although Hansen was as strong as a bear and his face was full of vicissitudes, he was actually only 22 years old this year.

Moreover, Hansen possesses the talent of a high-level warrior!

Hansen walked up to Anno and explained, "Our mentor said the guild can train us quickly and help us improve our strength rapidly."

Xue Feibai is a perfect example; he's already reached level 6 in just a few days—it's truly terrifying! That's why we all came!

"That's great!"

After listening, Anno smiled and greeted Hansen and the others, then asked Xue Feibai to lead them to the registration line.

The disciples of these mentors are much stronger than ordinary professionals.

Becoming an adventurer will also speed up the exploration of the Forbidden Forest—they probably wouldn't even look down on low-level quests.

To Anuo's surprise, in addition to Xue Feibai bringing people back, Geng Qingxue and others who had also gone to learn skills also returned with their respective mentors' apprentices.

It's no wonder the mentors are sending their disciples to the Adventurers' Guild; Xue Feibai and the others have improved their strength too quickly.

It happened so fast that these mentors began to question whether there was something wrong with their teaching methods.

The addition of mentors and disciples has convinced many registered adventurers that they made the right choice.

Including the people Xue Feibai and his group brought back, the Adventurers' Guild now has more than thirty members at level 6 or above!

As the sun set, the Adventurers' Guild gradually quieted down.

Anno sat at the table, while Samantha reported on the day's events beside her.

"Today, 422 new adventurers have registered. The registration fee is 10 copper coins per person, totaling 42 silver coins and 20 copper coins."

530 copies of the Monster Compendium are for sale, each costing 50 copper coins, for a total of 2 gold and 65 silver coins.

A total of 3 gold, 7 silver, and 20 bronze!

The viscount issued 163 commissions, and the townspeople issued 112 commissions.

407 adventurers accepted the commissions, most of which were repeatable and could be done by multiple people. Among them, 308 adventurers accepted basic-level quests, 69 accepted beginner-level quests, and 30 accepted iron-level quests!

After hearing the report, Anno smiled happily.

Now the Adventurers' Guild is finally taking shape and has started making a lot of money for Anno.

Including the previous adventurers, the Adventurers' Guild now has nearly 600 adventurers.

There are also more than thirty adventurers of level 6 or above.

In terms of size, it has surpassed most medium-sized adventure groups.

Moreover, the townspeople have begun to entrust the Adventurers' Guild with their work because of its reputation and low fees.

Everything is moving in a positive direction.

After today, Anno can finally get rid of these trivial matters and start preparing to upgrade and become stronger.

The monsters in Mir Village and other fallen towns will be dealt with by the adventurers.

The Forbidden Forest is Anno's main area of ​​conquest.

It's not that Anno is arrogant.

It's because he needs a lot of green-level souls to learn summon skills.

Name: Anno

Race: Terran

Rating: 8

Experience: 355/3000

Class: Summoner

魔力：1000/1000（6级后每升1级涨200点）

Talents: [Spirit Sacrifice (Green Level)] [All-Powerful Five Insights (Green Level)]

Skills: [Devouring World Reincarnation 0/1000], [Low-Level Healing], [High-Level Perception], [High-Pressure Acid Burst]

During the battle with Gruul, Anno discovered that after reaching level 6, the experience gained from killing monsters of the same level was not necessarily 5 points.

Each monster provides a different amount of experience.

Characters like goblins, which are on par with Anno, might provide between 10 and 20 points.

Trolls provide more experience.

The ratmen have less experience than the goblins as a whole.

In short, the stronger you are, the more experience you will have.

However, killing monsters below level 6 no longer grants any experience!

Besides experience, it's all about skills.

There are many skills available for Anno to learn now, including the slime's [Advanced Healing], [Intermediate Healing], [Acid Gun], [Acid Rain], [Flame Spray], [Venom Spray], and [King's Power].

The Goblin Archer's [Night Vision], [Eagle Eye], and [Precision] abilities.

The goblin warrior's [Slash], [Bite], and [Vertical Slash].

The Goblin Priest's [Fireball], [Great Fireball], and [Exploding Fireball] spells.

There are also many kobold, ratman, and troll skills, which basically require 50 green-level monster souls.

However, due to the limited number of skills, many skills cannot be learned.

For example, with the Slime King's "King's Power," where is Anno going to find 50 Slime Kings to kill?

Of course, even if there were 50 Slime Kings, he wouldn't learn this self-destruct technique!

Anno currently has over fifty green-level souls, with green-level goblin souls making up the majority of them.

Anno was particularly eager for the Goblin Priest's skills, and he was only less than twenty green-level goblin souls away from learning [Great Fireball].

He urgently needs to hunt down goblins of level 6 or higher.

Whether considering experience gain or the rapid acquisition of green-level souls, the Forbidden Forest is a better choice.