An Extra’s POV

Distant footsteps could be heard as two individuals trod down the path that many took.

Yet, for some reason, only these two currently walked it.

They wore contrasting attires, easily drawing the attention of the people around them. A few individuals even trailed behind them, maintaining their distance of course.

One or two of these people had been watching these two strangers from the moment they stepped into the city through the South Gate.

It wasn't strange for the Adventurers City to have guests or visitors, but something about these two made them stand out, and it wasn't just their well-made and pristine outfits.

They had a unique aura about them, and any veteran could tell just from a glance.

Whoever they were, the two were strong.

After walking for a while, they finally arrived at their destination—the only place strangers in the City would be interested in.

—The Adventurers Guild.

The place was a tall, massive building. It had at least five separate Floors, not counting the Ground Floor. It also had an intimidating aura about it to ward off those who were too weak-willed to take a bold step of faith.

This was the effect of an especially powerful Enchanted Item, so it wasn't news to see one or two fools attempt to join the ranks of Adventurers, only to piss themselves and run away scared.

Not everyone was cut out to be an Adventurer. The Item's effect was meant to prove that by exposing the frauds among those who wanted to give it a shot.

Only those who were truly cut out for the task could step into the Guild.

Usually, amused grins would be let out by spectating Adventurers, but no one said or did anything this time.

these two were more than worthy to

any issue whatsoever. Though the duo didn't realize

overcome the next hurdle, however, was yet

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woman who worked in an

be heard

a dozen others, stood behind desks as they waited to be approached by

it was called by the Adventurers, where

was interested in a Quest, they only needed to identify the Quest Number and register their names and badges with any of the

way, once they were done with the Quests, they could obtain their reward straight from the Guild without

if an Adventurer registered for a Quest

nature of humans, many tried to bypass this hurdle by starting a Quest and only registering their acceptance when they were almost done completing it,

not. This was because each Quest had an entry limit, and as such once the limit

had been told of Adventurers who tried to play smart with the system, but ended up working for free due to being too late to accept a

do things the proper way to avoid any complications, and that was

the lower ranks

She had a slight frown

pay close attention to her appearance—especially

her mid-thirties, but one glance at her would make you think she was in her

was simple—one day marry a strong man who would take care of her and not allow her to

met with strong people all the time, which was why she chose this career path, but after working here for over ten years now, Burke found

Adventurers are too crass. Other than a

who could treat a woman right. Even those who were gentlemen weren't the type who

much every Adventurer she met and had an interest in thought that their partner had to work somehow. Their line of reasoning made sense, considering how there were tons

couldn't accept