In the world of Moe King, I became the ruler of ice.

"Is it fun?"

Long Xueqing gave a soft snort, her expression showing utter dissatisfaction.

"Kuroya, you must never come to places like this again, or you'll be corrupted."

"oh."

Kuroya clearly sensed that something was off about Long Xueqing's tone, but she didn't know why.

Even the Ice Guard followed, but he didn't ask anything. Knowing that Lord Gransta was safe was enough for him; he didn't understand these things anyway.

Gulansta scratched his head awkwardly and explained to Long Xueqing, who was still sulking.

"Um... I was really talking about serious business, not what you're thinking."

Long Xueqing wrinkled her pretty nose and sniffed around Gransta.

"Hmm...a very strong smell of alcohol...with a hint of a mature woman's fragrance..."

Gulansta felt a chill run down his spine. Did Long Xueqing have a dragon's nose? It was clearly a dog's nose.

"Hmph, Lord Gransta, I have no right to interfere with your actions... but I will go back and report this matter to Julai."

Gransta panicked. If Julai found out about this, things would get really bad. If she went on strike, he wouldn't have any peace and quiet. He quickly begged for mercy.

Fortunately, Gulansta sincerely apologized and promised that he would not sneak out again.

This eased Long Xueqing's expression considerably, and she decided to keep a close eye on Lord Gransta, a commitment she had made as his personal bodyguard.

Kuroya kept covering her mouth and laughing.

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Adventurers' Guild

Long Xueqing looked at this place with a strange expression, and couldn't help but look at him.

"Lord Gransta, what are we doing here?"

"I plan to go to the Adventurers' Guild first, because I can only get what I want there."

Gransta looked up at the Adventurers' Guild. Sure enough, this was everyone's first stop in this other world. However, he had come here for one reason.

Although Long Xueqing was puzzled by Lord Gransta's behavior, she did not say anything further.

The Adventurers' Guild brings together all the adventurers in the country, because the Dwarf Kingdom is an armed kingdom, and the adventurers here are not very strong.

As Gransta entered the guild, he immediately attracted everyone's attention, but fortunately he was wearing the mask he had made earlier.

They had never heard of anyone bringing a child to the Adventurers' Guild before, especially the ice knight behind the blue-robed leader, who still posed a bit of a threat to them.

"These people don't look like adventurers."

"Tch, they even brought a child..."

"I bet it's that idle nobleman!"

The adventurers sitting together were rude and boisterous, drinking heavily and talking over there.

Their eyes held surprise, disdain, and indifference. This infuriated Long Xueqing, but remembering Gulansta's instructions before she entered, she gritted her teeth and held back.

Granstas wasn't surprised at all; they were already being very sensible by not coming to cause trouble.

"Welcome, may I ask...?"

A receptionist with rabbit ears stared blankly at Gransta and his group as they entered, and the words she was about to say stopped in her tracks.

It's no wonder she would act this way; this place is full of adventurers, and Gransta's group's attire seems out of place.

The rabbit-eared receptionist quickly adjusted to a professional smile and greeted them politely.

"Excuse me, you don't seem to be adventurers. Do you have any requests to make at the Adventurers' Guild?"

Gransta glanced at the task board behind the rabbit-eared receptionist and asked.

"Yes, we're here to make a request. May I request some monster materials?"

The bunny-eared girl was also taken aback for a moment, then revealed a comforting smile and took out a piece of paper from the cabinet.

"Of course, you can write down the monster materials you need on this piece of paper, and we will assess the level based on the rarity of the monster materials and the commission fee."

Gransta took the paper and pen from the rabbit-eared girl, wrote down some information about the monsters on it, and then handed it back.

"Okay, please wait a moment while we assess the level..."

Then she couldn't speak. She rubbed her eyes in disbelief, trying to make sure she wasn't seeing things.

Based on her years of experience working in the Adventurers' Guild, it's clear that these materials...

"Excuse me...excuse me, you didn't make a mistake...the materials listed here must be obtained from B-rank monsters at the very least, and some of them even require A-rank monsters."

The bunny-eared girl was in a dilemma. Are monsters of B rank or higher easy to hunt? Even if someone did accept the commission, an A rank monster would be a real problem.

"Is there really no way to entrust this to someone else?"

Granstas was a little puzzled, as he had deliberately only written about ordinary monsters.

"No...no...it's just that I'm afraid this commission will have to stay here for a long time before someone takes it on."

The bunny-eared girl didn't know what to say. Only the most elite adventurers would dare to accept such a request. Even the most elite adventurers wouldn't usually take on such troublesome tasks; they would only focus on subjugation missions.

"Let me see... what kind of request it is."

Just then, a rude voice rang out, and an adventurer with a scar arrogantly snatched the materials list from the rabbit-eared girl's hand.

"Ah...you can't do that, it's against the rules!" the bunny-eared girl exclaimed.

"Hehe..." The scarred adventurer completely ignored the bunny-eared girl's advice, instead looking at the materials on the paper while also sizing up Gransta and his group.

The scarred man curled into an ugly smile and crumpled the paper into a ball.

"Heh... I'm afraid only a team of strong individuals at the level of a hero could easily complete this task. There's no one here who would dare to accept such a request."

Gransta frowned when the scarred man crumpled the document into a ball.

Long Xueqing stood behind him, her face pale and her head bowed, her fingers clenched so tightly they turned white, as if she was trying her best to restrain herself.

The scarred man was accompanied by three companions, all dressed rather strangely: a magician, a samurai wielding a large cleaver, and another whose face was completely obscured by his robes.

His tone shifted abruptly, and he glanced at the group behind Gransta with a mocking look, especially when he saw a child; a look of disdain flashed across his eyes.

"However... we are the strongest team in this adventurers' guild, only slightly inferior to the hero's team."

The scarred man's meaning was crystal clear, which made Gransta laugh under his mask.

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