An Extra’s POV

"Ahh…"

As Burke raised her head to gaze upon the man who called for her, she found herself quickly overwhelmed by the presence before her.

There wasn't just one man, but two people: a man and a woman.

They both had a unique aura that only veterans gave off, but Burke didn't recognize them.

'There are over ten thousand Adventurers in this City, but there aren't that many that have such peculiar appearances and intense vibe.' Burke found herself gulping as she took in the sight.

The man in question had a hat on, and it covered a slight portion on his face, while casting a dark shadow on his dark purple eyes. He had a long black coat, while wearing a full suit underneath.

He had traces of silver as designs on his coat as well as his tie. His tie and belt also bore the same silver color, but he was mostly shrouded in black. This stranger held a briefcase in his right hand, its contents unknown.

Other than a small portion of his pale face, and his exposed neck, no other part of his skin was exposed. He had hand gloves on, and all other parts of his body were covered in the darkness of mystery.

Yes, this was an absolute stranger.

'If someone like this was an Adventurer, I would know!' Burke told herself as she examined his exquisite wear.

He wasn't the only one who took her attention, though. The lady who wore white, in contrast to the dark gentleman's attire, was equally astonishing.

She had a hooded cape on, with the helm covering most of her face. It was pure white, having gold designs and a tinge of blue to add an allure of beauty and regality to her appearance.

The rest of her outfit was the same.

The lady had an amazing blue-white top, with a brown belt tied and buckled at the top of her waist, along with a darker shade of blue as her trousers. Her boots were pure white, laced with blue as well.

Even though her face was hidden, she seemed like an angel in disguise—just from what anyone could see.

contrast to the devil-like wear of the

are they?' It was rare seeing clients

even the only who felt this

even see that literally everyone in the reception hall had their eyes on the two strangers, having the same look of wonder and

lasted only a few seconds in Burke's mind. In reality,

"Excuse me, Mi—?"

that. Welcome to the Adventurers Guild. How may I help you two today?" Burke quickly responded, a little mortified that

lately, up to the point where a

to beg these two not to give any negative reviews about

meant she had to provide them with the most exceptional service

with determination as she awaited the

Adventurers." The man in the hat spoke, his monotone remaining

as her thoughts flowed

Many would mistake them for aristocrats, but their attires consisted of nothing

work

then. You'll need to fill out

pieces of paper from seemingly nowhere and placed them on the desk. Of course, pens were also provided for them

"Take your time to—"

Burke's ears the moment she blinked, causing both to bulge the moment she

'E-eh…?'

two forms, and

much longer when it came to filling out forms. In fact, a lot of them required

the distinguished two in front of her were illiterates, but she also found it difficult to believe they could finish everything in the blink

no choice but to

fluent, and they took care of everything needed for them, while leaving the appropriate space meant for the Guild Staff to

All without any prior instruction

went over the names of the two applicants and smiled. 'So

the latter amusing, considering how the strongest