I am the Enchantress!

Chapter 127 Hard Level Mission

What will happen to Talia?

Wilder couldn't have imagined it.

Aside from a few members of her squad, she probably doesn't have many friends in Ironweave Town.

Even among her few friends, only Wilder and Martha talked to her quite a bit.

What did she go to do?

Did they go to eat?

Talia's appetite was similar to Bruce's; she was not only unlike a girl, but even unlike a human.

Or did you go shopping?

It's not impossible.

Since she stopped gathering tasks at Wilder's suggestion, her days have become filled with nothing to do.

As a friend, Wilder felt he should help her find something to do.

"Martha".

He asked, "Is the association still recruiting tellers?"

"No recruitment."

Martha shook her head. "You should have asked sooner. They were recruiting night shift delivery tellers a couple of days ago, but they got them on the first day."

"Flora?"

Wilder asked instinctively.

"Do you know him?"

Martha paused for a moment.

"Hmm—the task I gave her this morning."

Wilder then understood.

No wonder that girl was so enthusiastic; she's new here.

Back when he first joined the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, he also worked overtime day and night, eager to prove himself.

It wasn't until they spent too much time in the oil pan that they were forced to become "old greasy dough sticks" (a derogatory term for fried dough sticks).

"You want to be a bank teller?"

Cyrion interjected, "I'm afraid that won't work. Haven't you noticed that all the clerks at the association are women?"

"Well----"

Wilder tried to gloss over the issue, but Martha had already taken over.

"Syrian, you blockhead!"

She said with a smile, "Wild is asking on Talia's behalf!"

"Ah—this kid!"

Cyrion then understood, patted Wilder on the shoulder, and said, "Have Martha keep an eye out for you! Let you know first if there are any openings!"

"Thanks."

Wilder scratched his head.

The group chatted for a while longer before other teams came to Martha's counter to hand in their tasks.

Cyrion and his companions then left temporarily to look for suitable tasks under the bulletin board.

[Task ID]: S325

[Task Type]: Cleanup [Task Location]: Outskirts of Border Forest, coordinates A.11

[Task Description]: Recently, several [Wild Wolves] have appeared in the designated area. They are quite aggressive and have killed more than ten lumberjacks. The area urgently needs to be cleared. [Task Reward]: 10 silver coins for each wolf hunted. [Task Level]: Easy. [Task Qualification]: Must have an Adventurer's Guild Bronze Level or higher badge. "Hmm, Wilder glanced at the task list and then at Bruce squatting next to him."

This is the legendary —

A walking silver coin?

Bruce looked up, his eerie green eyes glancing at the bulletin board.

"Aww~"

I didn't understand.

Wilder rubbed its head; thankfully, it couldn't understand Common Language.

Otherwise, wouldn't it become the classic "master is the enemy" trope common in TV dramas?

"What do you think of this?"

Cyrion's voice came from the side, pointing to another list.

[Task ID]: S811

[Task Type]: Cleanup [Task Location]: Outskirts of Border Forest, coordinates R·9

[Task Description]: Recently, a [Two-Headed Giant] has appeared in the designated area. It is extremely aggressive and has already killed several logging teams. It is urgent to eliminate it. [Task Reward]: Hunt down the Two-Headed Giant for 30 gold coins. [Task Level]: Hard. [Task Qualification]: Possess an Adventurer's Guild badge of silver rank or higher. "I think it's good."

Gru craned his neck to glance at it, his eyes landing on the words "30 gold coins".

As for what kind of monster he was going to fight, he didn't care much.

It is said that on his return to Blackrock Castle, after giving his father the two battle axes that had fallen from the Danube City quartet, he also learned two family-inherited combat techniques.

The dwarves' confidence was now extremely high.

"How much do you know about this kind of monster?" Wilder asked.

Thirty gold coins, more valuable than any of the difficult-level monsters I've encountered before.

This alerted him.

"They are very strong and physically robust, live alone, and their weapon is usually a mace."

Lyle, who was the academic star in the team, was flipping through the brown booklet in his hand when he added, "It has two heads—"

Gru looked up at him and grinned: "That really does live up to its name. Luckily, it doesn't have three heads."

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"Each head has a personality."

Lyle rolled his eyes at him and continued, "It's said that these monsters often fight each other."

"This is good news," Cyrion nodded.

"But----"

Wilder still couldn't figure out why the two-headed giant was so valuable. "Why is it worth thirty gold coins?"

"Because of dual personality!"

Gru chuckled and said, "Fifteen gold coins per head, doesn't that sound much more reasonable?"

"Well----"

That's not entirely unreasonable.

With two heads, this monster does indeed have a greater advantage in terms of vision, so it's reasonable to consider it as having two heads.

But thinking back to the Phase Spider, Treant, and Shark Lizard Beast, each of the difficult-level monsters I encountered was stronger than I had imagined.

He was still a little uneasy.

"No objections? Then let's go with this one."

As he spoke, Cyrion decisively reached out and took off the task list.

This task was recently posted, the reward is quite high, and the designated area is on the relatively safe outskirts of the forest, so it will definitely be in high demand.

You can hear whispers around you, and other people are discussing the mission.

Good tasks are hard to come by; you have to fight for them.

Wilde understood Cyrion's actions.

However, just to be on the safe side, he suggested, "Besides the four of us, how about we invite Joffrey and Maeve as well?"

After the last gathering, the two new team members left their addresses, so we can find them by simply sending a message.

"I quite like those two guys."

Gru said nonchalantly, "But it's just one monster, the four of us should be enough, right?"

As he spoke, he glanced again at the reward on the list: thirty gold coins.

Having one more means having more security.

But with one more person, there will be two more people to share the commission.

Not to mention there are two.

Originally, each person was supposed to receive seven gold coins and fifty silver coins, but with two more people, it became five gold coins per person.

Cyrion didn't immediately offer his opinion, but instead asked Lyle, "Lyle, what do you think?"

"I support Wilder."

He glanced at Gru, "With more priests in the team, perhaps there will be one less weeping dwarf in the Red House infirmary."

"You bastard!"

Gru angrily blew on his beard.

"I also support Wilder."

Cyrion shrugged at Gru. "Three to one. Looks like the Red House Medical Center is going to be missing a crying dwarf."

Gru:

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"Gru, don't be discouraged."

Wilder smiled, patted the map marked "Kobolds" and "Dragon Scales" in his pocket, but didn't take it out.

"Besides the two-headed giant, we can also take a stroll around the kobold cave."

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