Type-Moon, I will rewrite Lostbelts!

"How could that be? I trust you completely!"

Koyanskaya quickly explained, after all, she knew how troublesome these guys were, but she was just a little skeptical of herself because she knew the enemy's strength.

"Hmph, don't worry, what haven't we seen! Morgan is nothing, we'll cut him down the moment we meet!"

Gudako was very confident, but she knew that it was best to keep her tough talk and find a way to defeat him.

Look at that guy from before, he was so invincible, he could fight anyone and no one, but in the end he still found an opportunity to kill him in one fell swoop.

"So the most important thing now is to find that Paradise Fairy, do you have any news?"

Gudako asked Koyanskaya, who shook her head: "No information yet. Let's look for information on this as well. She probably already knows about my mission and should appear soon."

"Before that, let's split up and work separately. If we have any intelligence, we'll share it with each other."

"Where will we meet? How will we share information?"

"You don't need to worry about that. I will come to see you every week if necessary."

After Koyanskaya finished speaking, she looked at the sky and said, "Let's end this exchange here. It's good that we know who our enemies are and who our teammates are. Next time, let's try to make some progress and defeat Morgan as soon as possible so that the fairies can regain their freedom."

After saying that, Koyanskaya and Aurora put their cloaks back on and left one after another, leaving Gudako and the others looking at each other in bewilderment.

After watching the two leave, Gudako first exchanged a glance with Da Vinci, then raised her finger and subtly pointed to the sky.

Leonardo da Vinci nodded slightly, raised his hand and tossed out a small object, no bigger than an insect, which flew around once before returning to his hand.

Da Vinci nodded, Gudako breathed a sigh of relief, turned and walked towards Oberon, spreading out her palms.

"Ok!"

Oberon: "?"

"A bracelet! A bracelet! It has points inside that we haven't used yet!"

Gudako rolled her eyes. This guy really has no sense of propriety.

"You still want it? I thought you didn't want it."

Oberon was somewhat surprised. The other party had already gone this far, yet they still wanted to take it back. These guys... are not simple.

"Hehe, do you know what the most important lesson I learned from all that time is?"

Gudako put on her bracelet and asked in return.

Oberon shook his head.

"That means you only believe in yourself, and most importantly, I don't even recognize the guy summoned by the will of Britain, which means there's a huge problem."

Gudako smirked. As an important being, she hadn't given him a relic, and it wasn't even a Servant she knew.

To expect her to unconditionally trust the other party after this is simply a joke!

However, there isn't much information about Morgan. I don't know if this is the Morgan I know. If it is, then it's easier to explain. But since they're both in the Lostbelt, it's highly unlikely to be the one I know, just like with Master.

Gudako, preoccupied with other thoughts, turned and headed back towards the trading city she had just left.

She wants to buy something! And do something small.

"Miss Fairy~ I heard you can post commissions here, could you tell me the specific process?"

At the quest center of Trading City No. 5, Oberon was shocked and incredulous as he watched Gudako's actions.

So all that talk from Koyanskaya was for nothing, huh? She just turns around and comes here looking for someone?

Mash and Da Vinci were already used to it and their emotions didn't change much. Tristan was busy checking the details everywhere and didn't pay much attention to it either.

Anyway, apart from Oberon, nobody seemed to care, which made the scene a bit eerie.

"Of course, what kind of commission would you like to post?"

The fairy-like administrator smiled, took out the request form, and picked up a pen to write down the contents.

"Um, I'll write it."

Gudako tried to take it but was stopped. The administrator smiled and pressed down on her eager hand: "It's alright, helping with writing is our job, don't be shy, just tell us~"

Gudako scratched her head, thinking how enthusiastic this was, and said, "I'm looking for someone."

"Human? Or fairy? What is their gender? What do they look like? What is their name? Is there any other information?"

"...Maybe it's a fairy. I don't know its gender, appearance, or name. As for other information...it's very special, the kind of special that comes with a mission to save the world."

"Well, this does seem to be a bit troublesome."

Gudako scratched her head, somewhat embarrassed. She said she was looking for someone to commission her, but she knew nothing about it, so it was as if she hadn't said anything at all.

Just as she was about to gather some information before disturbing the other party, she saw the administrator lady lower her head and start writing, without any other negative emotions on her face.

"Hmm, you're looking for someone to commission you, right? But it could also be a fairy. Gender, age, appearance, and name are all irrelevant. As long as you feel you have a mission to save the world, that's fine."

"What about the commission and the reception method? It would be best to include the reason for the search as well, so that we can narrow down the circle even further."

This professional attitude left Gudako speechless; she could only give him a thumbs-up as encouragement.

"As expected of a professional!"

"Hehe~ You're too kind. Compared to a commission to find a father, this is already much better~ After all, that fairy chose to examine him by tasting him~"

"..."

Upon hearing the explosive news, everyone looked over at the same time, and after a moment they all gasped in shock. How could there be such a ruthless person in the world? It was absolutely terrifying!

"Ahem, I don't need to be so dramatic. Just say you're looking for companions. As for the reward..." Gudako pondered for a moment, thinking about what she had to offer.

"The most common reward is points~" The reminder came quickly, and Gudako clasped her hands together: "That's it!"

"100,000 points! You'll receive 100,000 points as a reward for passing the inspection!"

Gudako directly used all the points earned from selling magic power by everyone as a reward. The administrator was clearly shocked when he heard about this reward and confirmed it again.

"Miss, is the reward really 100,000 points?"

Looks like 100,000 points are quite valuable, that's good.

Gudako said again, "That's right, it's 100,000 points. Once we confirm who it is, 100,000 points or even a million will be a piece of cake!"

Anyway, it's just selling magic ten times, which is a small matter compared to finding that teammate!

Gudako thought to herself.

"Hundreds of millions!"

The administrator was shocked and grabbed Gudako's hand, saying, "What do you think of me?"

"..."

That seems a bit too much!

"Ahem, Miss Administrator, would you be interested in overthrowing Morgan?"

Gudako leaned closer and asked in a low voice. As a necessary way to find her teammates, she didn't mind talking more.

However, Oberon found this behavior really outrageous. No, who is it? You just said you wanted to overthrow Morgan. The other person is an official staff member. Can you just ask if it's true?

Oberon grumbled bitterly, even contemplating how to escape later. He figured he'd have to run away if he told the officials he was going to overthrow their leader.

To his surprise, the administrator's expression instantly turned blank upon hearing the words "overthrow Morgan," and she sat back down, her attitude becoming perfunctory in an instant.

"Ah, so you're planning to overthrow His Highness Morgan's rule? You should have said so earlier, no need to hide it. Is the payment only settled after the overthrow? Sigh, this is the kind of thing you're after."

"I've written the content. Also, if you're looking for teammates, you can log in to the bracelet commission page and search. I wouldn't say tens of thousands, but it's not hard to find several thousand publishers who have published articles to overthrow His Highness Morgan. See if you can find a suitable one."

"I've set the lowest level of commission, which only requires ten points. Let's see if there's anything I need to add."

"You've really changed a lot. You were so enthusiastic just now."

Gudako retorted mercilessly, taking the form and immediately spotting the type of commission. She pointed at it and asked, "Is there any explanation for this?"

As someone who's played all sorts of games, her intuition told her that something was definitely different here.

The administrator's statement was subsequently confirmed.

"The points required vary depending on the nature of the commission. For example, expedited and special top-level commissions are listed at the top of the commission list and will remain there until the task is completed."

Upon hearing this, Gudako's eyes lit up: "How?"

Oberon finally couldn't resist approaching from behind and pulled Gudako to a corner: "Big sister, aren't you being too high-profile? We need to be careful."

He just couldn't understand how they could go around talking about something so dangerous.

"It's alright," Gudako glanced meaningfully at Oberon, a strange smile reappearing on her face. "It's alright~ my Oberon friend, it's alright~"

"..."

Oberon: I don't understand! I really don't understand!

"Senior, is this really alright?"

Mashu also asked, though she trusted her senior, wasn't this too impulsive?

"It's okay, Mashu~ It's okay~"

With the exact same answer and a mischievous grin, Gudako returned to the edge of the stage as she spoke.

"Miss Administrator, could you tell me what I need to do to reach the highest level?"

The administrator glanced at Gudako, seemingly surprised that she had returned, and mentally labeled her as strange.

"It's very simple to do: the total value of the entrusted points is 500,000, the collateral points must reach 50,000, and the official team will check the progress every month to see if anyone is just filling in the numbers."

"There was a previous incident where a fairy, wanting to become famous, deliberately posted commissions to grab the top spots on the leaderboard. So we conduct monthly checks, and if it's done intentionally, there will be a fine and the commission will be removed, with a penalty of being unable to post commissions again for a hundred years."

"You fairies really don't value time much, starting with a hundred years?"

Shocked, Gudako rewrote the form while making sarcastic remarks, changing the nature to the highest level, and then raised her bracelet.

How do I pay?

I actually wrote it. I really did write it.

The administrator mentally labeled Gudako as brainless, but the work couldn't stop, so he started registering while checking.

"Just scan the bracelet here, and it will be uploaded shortly after you submit your request. By the way, do you have a specific contact person's location?"

"It seems not."

"So, would you like a private room or something similar?"

"Is that alright? Thank you so much!"

You're too kind! I wish you all the best in achieving your life goals!

Volume 1: Chapter 130. Gudako is very conflicted (4k)

Gudako clearly didn't know the value of the top commission. When the golden commissions appeared on the commission list, all the fairies who noticed them turned their attention to them and then went there to spread the word.

Starting at noon, various fairies and members arrived at the outskirts of Trading City No. 5. They did not enter immediately, but waited for the boss to announce the start.

In the room specially arranged by the client, tea, fruit, and other refreshments were readily available, and Gudako and the others were enjoying them.

"Hey, is this fruit? It looks strange, but it tastes really good."

"It has a slightly sour taste, a hint of spiciness, and a refreshing fruity aroma. It's strange, but delicious!"

"Hey Da Vinci, do you think we can grow these in Chaldea? Should we get some seeds to take back with us?"

Da Vinci rolled his eyes at her: "Don't even think about it. Lostbelt plants are probably only suitable for this place and most likely can't be grown here. Don't waste your time thinking about it."

"Instead of wasting your time, you should think about what's going on with your actions. You come to the enemy's territory to issue a commission, and now you're eating fruit delivered to you in enemy territory. You've got some nerve."

Da Vinci's comments were uninteresting, but they were just comments.

She'd seen this kind of thing far too many times, and her acceptance level for this type of thing had already increased significantly; she was just complaining about basic code.

After all, we can't let Gudako get too proud, or something bad will definitely happen.

"Dong Dong Dong~"

The administrator pushed open the door and said, "Everyone, a lot of people and fairies interested in the commission have already gathered outside. Would you like to consider when to start the open selection? Once the time is confirmed, we can post an announcement."

"A lot of people are gathered here? How many?"

Gudako ran to the window with a puzzled look in her eyes and was immediately shocked. There were crowds of people everywhere outside, except on the main road.

"So many!" Mashu poked her head out from the side.