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After waiting for half an hour, Zhang Lang received his adventurer's badge.

This is a round metal badge with a black border around it and a dog's head engraved in the center.

According to Murong Wei's explanation, the dog head represents the Hound level, while the black border represents Qiongluo Island. Because the ecosystems differ greatly between different continents, adventurer levels are calculated independently for each continent.

Judging from her description, it is a vast world. If time allowed, Zhang Lang would love to explore other continents as well.

"Now, you are a formal adventurer." Murong Wei said with a smile, "I saw you were looking at the notice board for a while earlier. Is there any quest you'd like to do? If this is your first time adventuring here, I recommend that you team up with a companion."

"I don't have any companions..." Zhang Lang shook his head: "Can you recommend someone for me? I need at least four people, for missions of yellow rank or higher."

"Yellow quests?" Murong Wei was somewhat surprised. "You're only a Hound-level adventurer yet. It would be better if you tried some green quests first to get a feel for things."

"My strength is not bad..." Zhang Lang patted the Hunter wrapped around his left arm: "Although I have never been to Qiongluo Island, I have a lot of combat experience."

"Do you have any evaluation records in the Warriors' Guild or other class-based organizations?" Murong Wei asked. "Or at least have a reputation somewhere. Thanks to the Shadow Magic technology, communication is quite convenient now, and we can help you check."

"Time is of the essence, I need to go on a mission right now!" Zhang Lang insisted, "Yellow level, at least four people!"

"Well..." Murong Wei sighed, "I can help you send a team request, but the probability of a team that can complete yellow-level missions being willing to accept a newbie at the Hound level is very low."

"I don't need any reward!" Zhang Lang leaned forward. "If the mission is successful, I won't take any reward. If I encounter danger during the mission, others don't have to help me."

"Just labor, no pay?" This was the first time Murong Wei had heard such a request. "That might interest some teams. I can give it a try..."

As they spoke, Murong Wei had already drafted a team application and handed it to Zhang Lang: "You can post it on the team bulletin board, and someone will contact you if they see it."

"Is there a faster way?" Zhang Lang's time was precious.

"We can also use the broadcast..." Murong Wei pointed to the megaphone in the center of the hall's ceiling: "However, using magical items will incur a maintenance fee of one silver coin. If you're willing to pay one gold coin, you can also broadcast a message throughout the entire city."

"I have no money..." Zhang Lang frowned, glanced at the increasingly crowded adventurer's hall, suddenly jumped onto a table, and shouted at the top of his lungs.

"My name is Hunter! I'm proficient in all kinds of weapons and I'm looking to join a team of at least three people to participate in a mission of yellow rank or higher. Anyone need teammates?"

Zhang Lang's shout was so loud that the originally noisy hall was instantly silenced, and everyone looked at this unfamiliar social butterfly.

"Anyone interested?" Seeing that he had attracted attention, Zhang Lang continued, "I don't want any reward, I just want to participate!"

"No reward? Then what are you after?" a middle-aged man in a Buddhist robe asked.

"Upgrade!" Zhang Lang shouted. "I want to upgrade to the Mad Dragon level!"

These words caused the adventurers to burst into laughter.

"Dragon-level? How many Dragon-level monsters are there on Qiongluo Island?"

"That badge you're holding is only Hound level, right? It's good for a newcomer to have ambition, but you need to be realistic about your abilities!"

"I suggest you start with the green tasks!"

Not only the adventurers, but also Murong Wei, who was startled by his sudden action, tried to dissuade him: "Mr. Hunter, please get down from the table. I will help you select your team, but please do not disrupt the guild's order..."

Faced with the doubts of the crowd, Zhang Lang remained unmoved. He simply raised his left hand, and the Hunter wrapped around his arm instantly transformed into a large, black bow. At the same time, he drew an arrow from his ammunition pouch with his right hand, skillfully nocked it to the bowstring, and shot it out with a whoosh.

"Duh!"

The arrowhead was completely embedded in the door frame of the Sharp Arrow Piercing Guild, its fletching still trembling.

This seemingly ordinary arrow silenced the many adventurers.

First of all, many people didn't see how the arrow was shot. Those who come on this adventure are all skilled, with eyesight far superior to ordinary people. If even they couldn't see it, it means the arrow was extremely fast, so the bow must have had an extremely high draw weight. But look at that hunter, drawing the bow effortlessly, clearly his skill is not that simple.

Then there's the Adventurers' Guild, a powerful organization capable of pioneering new continents, with a deep foundation, especially evident in the guild building, which was constructed with great expense. Those seemingly ordinary door frames were actually made of special wood; ordinary swords couldn't even leave a scratch on them. The fact that the arrows could penetrate so deeply indicates that the arrowheads were also made of extraordinary material!

That's not all. Some adventurers who were nearby went closer and took a closer look, and found that the arrow had killed a cockroach!

On Qiongluo Island, these tiny insects were mostly brought by human colonists, and after decades of reproduction, they seem to be growing larger; this one is even bigger than a thumb.

Even so, Zhang Lang was standing on a table near the reception desk, a good twenty or thirty meters away from the door. To be able to accurately shoot a cockroach crawling at high speed from such a distance, his accuracy was top-notch!

With just this one arrow, Zhang Lang silenced the many doubters.

"Slap, slap, slap..."

In the quiet hall, crisp applause rang out. Everyone looked over and saw a muscular man with a mohawk.

"I admire your archery skills, and I especially appreciate your directness. Our archer happens to be injured and recovering; would you be interested in joining us on a mission?"

Zhang Lang looked at him. The mohawk-wearing man was well-equipped, with two short knives at his waist. Even from a distance, Zhang Lang could sense the unusual elemental fluctuations on the knives, which should be high-level weapons imbued with magic.

Beside him sat two other people: a red-haired female mage wearing a pointed hat and a shield-wielding warrior clad in heavy armor made from insect shells.

There are four of us, including me. Zhang Lang considered for a moment and then asked, "What difficulty level are you going to be working on? I won't take the job unless it's at least yellow!"

"Hey kid, do you know who you're talking to?"

Before the mohawk-haired man could reply, the other adventurers around him began explaining to Zhang Lang: "That's Mantis Zanpu, a top expert from the fourth division of the Dragon Knight Adventurer Team!"

"The Dragon Knights?" Zhang Lang shook his head. "Never heard of them."

Zhang Lang's remarks caused the surrounding adventurers to instinctively distance themselves from him. However, the mohawk-haired Zanpu opposite him burst into laughter: "Interesting, you're very interesting! You must join my party!"

"You still haven't answered me." Zhang Lang glanced unconsciously at the row of red hair on Zanpu's head.

"Hey, feed me..." Zamp shrugged. "I'm a Tiger-level fighter, how could I possibly do a low-difficulty mission?"

"I don't care about your rank," Zhang Lang insisted. "I just want to know the rank of the mission!"

"You're too arrogant!" The giant shield warrior behind Zanpu slammed his fist on the table and stood up, but Zanpu pressed him back down.

"Purple Rose, task sheet!"

The female mage beside her pulled out a quest sheet from her chest, unfolded it, and showed the contents of the quest.