Everyone's become an adventurer, so who's going to put in the effort themselves?

“Hey~ you little rascal…” Mary gave Fiona a strange look, her nose twitched slightly, and she said uncertainly, “An orc?”

"Huh?" Fiona was startled, then looked at Mary hesitantly: "Which tribe are you from?"

"Rat Clan".

Mary suddenly laughed. She turned her head, glanced at Duncan who had been thoroughly tricked by Fiona, and laughed:

"That's interesting!"

"That old bastard Duncan has finally met his match."

Fiona clicked her tongue and said unhappily, "Damn it, he's actually from the Guardian Clan?"

"How are people supposed to hide this?" Fiona said, looking frustrated.

Her perfectly planned scheme to conceal her identity unexpectedly led her to encounter the guards of the orc kingdom right away, specifically the rat tribe, known for their love of gossip.

How can someone conceal their identity under such circumstances?

Thinking of this, Fiona said without hesitation:

"It's all Duncan's fault!"

“It’s definitely his fault,” Mary nodded and said. “He should at least have maintained the image of a prince from back then!”

Upon hearing this, Lynn looked at the two who had exchanged the secret code with a strange expression.

Judging from this, the Mary in front of us is from the Orc Kingdom and has connections with Duncan and Fiona.

A rat-orc? A guard of the orc royal family?

Lynn glanced at Mary, showing no interest in why she didn't have a surname or why she was in Mona City.

He doesn't have a penchant for spying on people's privacy; he just needs to know who they are, their background, and whether they are trustworthy.

Lynn didn't want to concern herself with other matters.

"Isn't this Mary? Just here for a casual chat?"

Marco, holding a small stack of dark brown papers, jumped down from the second floor, landing right on the bar counter. He glanced at Mary:

"Or are you finally planning to make up for this year's mandatory tasks?"

"Forget it, I need to hurry up and get used to my hero-level body."

Upon hearing this, Mary stretched and then calmly shook her hand:

"As for the mandatory tasks, you can arrange any one you like, just put it under my name, and the cost will remain the same, deducted from my account."

Marco picked up a pen and casually made a note on the back of a task sheet:

"Alright! This time, let's focus on protecting Stan's family during their relocation. As for the rest, you can coordinate your statements with Stan."

After making the arrangements, Marco turned his head and immediately saw Lynn with a strange expression.

Why are you making such a strange face?

"If you want to pay, I can also arrange mandatory tasks for you."

"This is a benefit that everyone can enjoy!"

"No, I'm just surprised that you can buy this through a forced mission."

Lynn explained with a subtle expression.

"You're making a fuss over nothing." Marco rolled his eyes and said with amusement, "The Gospel Church needs to eat too, you know!"

"Besides, with so many people below us and recruiting new members every day, where are we going to find so many mandatory tasks for you to do?"

"Just kidding, just scam some money!"

So, he's paying to be a terrorist? Lynn looked at Marco, who was beaming with smugness, with a bit of astonishment.

Well, this gospel church is really a bit evil!

"So, what task did you choose for me?"

"Here you go!" Marco pulled three sheets from the list in his hand and handed them over.

Lynn took a look and couldn't help but read the contents aloud.

"I urgently need a high-quality human male to breed with me. Those with a family name are preferred, especially those from the Knightworth, Snowflake, Kovina, and Brun families."

"For those with other surnames, the task is considered complete only if they conceive."

Upon hearing this, Lynn looked up at Marco in a daze.

"What are you looking at? Isn't this a perfect match?" Marco raised an eyebrow. "Aren't these kinds of missions issued by married, single female noblewomen your favorites?"

"What do you mean, 'Instead of feeding the mother dragons at home, why not go play with these noblewomen who can be played with as long as they're human races'? I've heard that for hundreds of years. Don't you Nightwolkas know what you want?"

Lynn paused for a moment upon hearing this, inwardly cursing those cheap kinsmen with a high level of malice.

"I only like private carriages, I have no interest in public carriages! Especially public carriages for humans."

Lynn earnestly explained his mission inclinations, but then he suddenly realized something was amiss:

"Wait, what I need is to improve my strength, or a mission that pays well, not to breed with you!"

"You have so many demands..."

Marco looked at Lynn speechlessly, then flipped through the task list in his hand, and finally said "Hey":

"Is there actually one suitable?"

After saying that, Marco pulled out the task list and handed it to Lynn.

Lynn took the task sheet and quickly glanced at it again, fearing it might be some kind of abstract task.

At that moment, the details of the mission came into view.

[Seeking members of the fire-attribute dragon bloodline family to test new skills.]

[Reward: One Fire Attribute Elite Skill or equivalent in-game currency — Mona City Medical Research Department.]

Lynn looked at the contents, her head full of question marks.

Is the official mission being issued by the Evangelical Fellowship branch?

He really understood less and less about this other world...

Chapter 107 It's a shame this mouth doesn't learn taunting skills! (Fourth update)

"Why would a mission from the Mona City Medical Research Department end up here?"

Lynn, holding the mission documents, turned to look at Marco, who was still flipping through them.

To this, Marco, who was selecting suitable tasks for the association members, said without looking up:

"That...it's an old problem."

"There are many ordinary people willing to accept research-type tasks, but there are very few adventurers with the necessary skills. In addition, the Adventurers' Guild is limited by some rules of the church and cannot accept some borderline tasks, so these tasks end up in the hands of our subordinate associations."

As Marco spoke, he glanced at the mission document in Lynn's hand, and after scanning its contents:

"Your skill research mission must be because the Stigmata Masters or Alchemists in the Medical Research Department have developed some new skills or had some new inspiration, so they came out to find members of the Dragonblood Family to test them."

“Normally, research conducted by official departments like this has a lower limit, making it difficult to cause problems.”

Lynn squeezed the mission document in her hand, which was quite resilient and felt like cardboard, and asked in confusion:

"Then why isn't anyone taking on this mission?"

To Lynn's surprise, it was Fiona standing next to him who answered him:

"Is it because adventurers from the Dragonblood Family are mostly not short of money or skills?"

"After all, we're already struggling to learn everything our family teaches, so where would we find the time to test new skills for others?"

Upon hearing Fiona's words, Lynn fell into deep thought.

If they were normal members of the Knightworth family, that would indeed seem to be the case.

Whether it's Spirit Eye, Healing Technique, Flame Heart Breathing Technique, or even Crimson Lotus Body, these skills all require a long period of exploration and practice.

Furthermore, the Knightworth family has even more important bloodline power to explore, so they really don't have time to practice other skills.

Given the availability of mature skills and corresponding tactics, it is indeed time-consuming and laborious to complete such a research task for a nascent skill.

but.....

Things were a little different when it came to Lynn.

The most overpowered aspect of Lynn's skill system is that it allows him to use skill points to eliminate the need for 'training' time.

What he needs most is a greater number of skills.

It's either a higher-level skill with greater quality, or a simple skill that's easy to upgrade, thus earning skill points and attribute points.

Lynn wants any skill that meets these requirements!

Lynn shook the mission document, smiled at Marco, and said:

"Could this elite-level skill be an experimental skill?"

"No, the skills used in the experiments are all given away for free, but only to official institutions."

Marco suddenly stopped what he was doing and reminded Lynn:

"In Mona City, do not accept any similar missions from other organizations other than those issued by official agencies."

"This is a well-intentioned reminder!"

Lynn seemed thoughtful upon hearing this: "Because missions from official agencies are guaranteed?"

“No.” Marco shook his head, looking calmly at Lynn: “Because your surname is Knightworth, in the city’s official institutions, if something happens to you, Knightworth will hold everyone accountable.”

“I wouldn’t recommend that Fei Fei, who is next to you, take on this kind of task.”

Hearing Marco say this, Lynn nodded with a slightly knowing expression.

He understood what that meant.

Only powerful Brahman families like Netvorka and Mona, who wield significant influence in the region, have the capacity to protect the interests of their members.

If it were an ordinary citizen, these government departments would simply let it go and wouldn't think you posed any threat to them.

"So that means I can take on this task?" Lynn asked, his tone slightly hesitant.

Marco chuckled: "The fact that you kept asking about this task proves something, doesn't it?"

Seeing this, Lynn nodded and stopped asking questions, instead directly inquiring:

How do I pay the deposit?

"For this kind of elite-level mission, the deposit is about one million legal tender. You just need to pay 500,000 legal tender here. After the mission is completed and confirmed by both parties, the deposit will be refunded."

As Marco spoke, he pulled a portable magic mirror from under the bar, and casually turned to glance at Fiona:

"Little girl, which mission do you plan to choose?"

Fiona blinked, giving the impression that she was trying hard to think:

"Can I choose not to answer for the time being?"

Marco casually waved his hand and said, "Okay, but every six months you'd better complete three tasks that are appropriate for your identity in the Evangelical Fellowship with me, so that it will be easier for me to keep accounts."

"Okay, let's put it on hold for now. After all, there's been a lot going on lately," Fiona muttered.

Lynn was not surprised to see this, after all, the person next to him was also someone who was about to establish an association.

He handed over the gold card, and after Marco paid the fee and returned the card, he waved the mission document at Marco and said:

"So, where is the specific mission information? There doesn't even seem to be an address here?"

Upon hearing this, Marco picked up the magic mirror and waved to Lynn, signaling him to bring the mission documents.

Seeing this, Lynn handed over the document, and then Marco, with a flick of his magic mirror and affixed the holy mark on his hand, swiftly returned the document.

"Okay."

"You can see it by sticking the stigma on the document yourself, activating the stigma system, and silently chanting 'activate'."

Lynn placed his hand on the mission document, activated the Stigmata System, and silently said 'Activate'.