Orders posted after guild classification and screening are not based on the amount of reward, but rather on the sheer difficulty and danger.

In other words, the higher the level of delegation, the more difficult and dangerous it is to complete, and the higher the reward will be.

However, this is not absolute either.

Among the low-level delegations, there are also some orders with high returns.

Those orders are the type of commissions, which are not dangerous and not difficult to complete, but which require a long time and even a lot of luck to complete, and even more so, certain conditions to complete.

For example, the commission of the black iron level is to be a tutor in weapons for the children of noble families, and it is required that the adventurer who has reached a certain level of corresponding weapon skills can only receive it, and the commission will not be completed until the other party is taught skills, and the reward is thirty gold coins, which is quite generous.

A high-paying commission like this, because it is not a danger in itself, let alone an impossible task, is usually not classified as a high-level commission, and even a first-class adventurer of Black Iron can take it.

It's just that as I said before, it usually takes years for ordinary people to learn skills.

Unless the other party is a genius, taking the commission means that it will take several years to complete it.

And if the object of teaching is mediocrity, without the slightest talent, then no matter how many years of teaching, you can't learn, and the final result is the failure of the commission, not only wasted a lot of time in vain, but also can't get paid.

Therefore, the level of the commission is only based on the difficulty and danger of its completion.

For this reason, the three commissions that Vivien's team received in their last breath were all the types that could be completed in a short period of time, but were somewhat difficult.

Such orders are generally higher in terms of level and pay than those of low-level security orders that take several years to complete, but they are also dangerous.

However, looking at the relaxed expressions of Vivian and the others, this level of commission shouldn't be anything to them, right?

Otherwise, Vivian and the others would not have thought of taking three commissions in one go.

Of course, the reason why I took three commissions in one go is also because the completion path of these three commissions is the same.

"There is a medium-sized source of magic in the Mangar Mountains where the salamanders live, and the main road to the northern town of Frescia is also the only way to the Mangar Belt, so these three commissions can be completed together."

Vivien explains to Sheen, who understands that adventurers usually do things like this, and they will take on several commissions in one go, depending on the purpose.

Originally, Sheehan thought that the commissions that adventurers took would be taken and completed one by one like most games and novels, but in fact, taking on several commissions in one go like this seems to be the norm for adventure activities.

As Vivien said, since there is a medium-sized source of magic in the Mangal Mountains where the salamanders live, and the main road to the northern town of Frescia is also the only way to get to the Mangar Mountains, then the three commissions can be completed together, right?

In view of this, adventurers not only need to choose the appropriate difficulty commission according to their own strength and conditions, but also need to think carefully about how to complete the adventure activity better, faster and more conveniently.

In addition to this, adventurers also need to know a variety of knowledge in order to complete the commission.

For example, in the three commissions that Vivien's team received this time, such as what is the source of magic power, where it usually appears, how to peel off the skin of the salamander after defeating it, and how to remove the vampire vine, etc., such knowledge is all required, otherwise, even if the strength is outstanding, it is still difficult to complete the adventure.

This made Sheehan realize once again that reality is indeed reality, and there is still a difference between novels and games, and not everyone can make a living as an adventurer.

Under such circumstances, Vivien's team left the guild in full view of the three formalities orders.

......

"That's right."

After leaving the guild, before she could move in the direction of Lamigion's gates, Vivien suddenly looked at Sheen.

"Do you need to get your gear together before you go?"

Don't blame Vivien for saying that.

Adventurers need to enter places full of monsters to carry out commissions, and they will encounter a variety of dangerous groups, so when it comes to adventure activities, it is natural that the more complete and advanced the equipment, the better.

Not to mention wearing airtight heavy full-body armor like Vivien, at least she can't even be equipped with a little armor, right?

Like Lumia, she is equipped with leather light armor that will not have a big impact on her movements, and Thier's black robe seems to be equipped with chest guards, wrist guards, knee pads and other armor, only Merika's body is wearing a magic robe, but this robe exudes quite excellent magic fluctuations, I am afraid it is an extraordinary magic prop.

On the other hand, Sheehan, in addition to carrying a long package, wears a completely random black casual dress, not so much an adventurer as a traveler.

Going out on an adventure like this, it's no wonder Vivien suggests it.

"If you're short of money, I can do you a little bit of help as much as I can."

Vivien's implication was obvious, that is, she could lend Sheen money to get her equipment.

Sheen was a little hesitant about this.

Actually, Sheehan didn't think about it.

It's just that...

(Not to mention that the protection I get when using the Holy Sword hardly hurts me, and even if I don't use the Holy Sword, if I have [Physical Resistance] and [Magic Resistance] skills, I don't feel like I need any armor at all.) ）

These two skills have been upgraded to the full level by Sheen, so even if they are not as foul as the Holy Sword, which can reduce 99% of damage, Sheen feels that unless he is a rather terrifying master, it will be difficult to cause damage to himself.

So, what armor do you need?

But...

"Armor aside, I do need a weapon."

Sheehan said to Vivien.

"Weapons?"

At this moment, not only Vivian, but even Thier, Lumia, and Merika, who had been silent, were a little strange.

Vivien snorted in confusion.

"Don't you have a weapon?"

Vivien was referring to the long strip of wrap that Sheehan carried.

Inside, it's all a weapon, right?

Sheehan, however, touched his nose.

"This weapon of mine is not very useful, so it's better not to use it."

Sheehan said something like that.