The skill discs that Kaede Sato had gotten from the free trade zone were Charging Beam, Tile Splitter, Freezing Ray, and Freezing Fist. They had cost him nearly 20 million Alliance dollars, so his funds had been reduced to about 60 million.
According to the requirements, he had given Charging Beam to the Invisible Dragon, Tile Splitter to the Netherworld King, Freezing Ray to Hai Xingxing, and the Freezing Fist to Kami Turtle.
After leaving the black market, Kaede Sato went back to his role as Shinichi Narasaki and entered an Elf Center in the center of Kaina City.
With the help of the computer in the Elf Center, he used the identity card issued to him by the Alliance to successfully enter the exchange system that the Alliance had set up for bounty hunters.
Currently, Kaede Sato had about 23,000 Alliance Contribution Points as a bounty hunter. The reason why he had so many was largely due to the harvest he had gotten from the Dragon's Cave.
The Alliance did not care about the life or death of the wanted criminals. Therefore, even if the bounty hunter handed over the bodies of the wanted criminals to the Alliance, he would still get the corresponding reward.
Kaede Sato had found many poachers' bodies in the Dragon's Cave. He handed the poachers' bodies over to the Alliance. Apart from getting the reward, he had also given these wanted criminals a chance to rest in peace.
Since he had completed five Grade-B wanted warrants in one go, his level as a bounty hunter in the Alliance had risen to Grade-B, and the items that he could exchange for in the exchange system had suddenly become richer.
It could be seen that the Alliance had put in a lot of effort to get bounty hunters like Kaede Sato to serve them enthusiastically. Many precious Elf props that were difficult to buy in the black market could be exchanged with contribution points here.
Kaede Sato had a lot of elves on hand, and many of them were waiting for him to carefully train. Therefore, he still exchanged for skill discs in the exchange system.
Sword Dance was a skill disc that was almost impossible to find in the black market. Kaede Sato finally found it in the exchange system that the Alliance had set up specifically for bounty hunters. Although it required 15,000 contribution points, he still chose to exchange for it without hesitation.
As for the remaining 8,000 contribution points, Kaede Sato used them all and exchanged them for Sunlight Flame (2,000), Reflective Wall (500), Iron Tail (1,000), Iron Head (1,000), Flowing Tail (1,000), Freezing Ray (1,500), and Tile Splitter (1,000).
Among them, Kaede Sato handed the Sword Dance over to Roulette to learn, Sunlight Flame was handed over to Lollido to learn, Iron Tail and Iron Head were handed over to Pikachu to learn, Reflecting Wall was handed over to Sea Star to learn, and Watertail, Freezing Ray and Tile Cleaving were handed over to Kami Tortoise to learn.
A week later, at around 2 pm, Kaede Sato entered the reception room on the second floor of the Alliance's Xia Building in the city center of Kaina City as Zheping.
On the second day, Kaede Sato received the promotion mission for the Alliance's outer members from the elves' center. Today, he finally received the notification from the Alliance.
Now, in this reception room, there were 19 civilian trainers who had accepted the promotion mission like Kaede Sato.
However, the atmosphere was very tense. The 20 trainers were looking at each other with a serious expression, and there was a trace of hostility in their eyes.
According to the previous promotion rules, this time, only half of the people could successfully be promoted to the Alliance's outer members. In other words, the 20 civilian trainers in the reception room were all competitors.
According to some of the seniors' explanations, the promotion mission for the Alliance's outer members was usually a battle between elves. The strong preyed on the weak, and the fittest survived. This rule of nature was also very applicable in the Alliance. Only the strong could stay.
When it was almost 3 pm, Miss Jun Sha, who was wearing the Alliance's police uniform, walked in with a small stack of documents. She quickly went to the center of the podium and looked at Kaede Sato and the other civilian trainers with a serious expression.
"Someone, hand out these documents. Without further ado, the content of your promotion mission is inside. You have a week to complete it, and the first ten to complete it will automatically be promoted to become members of the Alliance."
"Next, you have 10 minutes to ask me questions."
Miss Jun Sha handed the documents in her hand to the civilian trainer closest to the podium and said loudly to Kaede Sato and the others.
When Kaede Sato and the others heard Miss Jun Sha's words, they quickly lowered their heads to look at the information in the documents in their hands. Then, they all looked troubled.
There was no other reason. The information given in the documents was too little. There was only an obvious location and some pictures, and then there was nothing else.
However, as long as they were not fools, they would soon realize that the content of this promotion mission was for them to find something, and this mission was to test their insight and execution.
"May I ask if the thing we are looking for is dead or alive?"
Very soon, someone stood up and asked. Although his question was simple, it was very important. After all, there was a huge difference between a dead and a living thing, and the difficulty level was definitely not on the same level.
"Don't worry, the target is just a dead thing. Your mission is to find it and take it back."
Miss Jun Sha did not hesitate to answer this question. She answered directly.
Then, several people asked several core questions, such as what the rules were. Miss Jun Sha's answer was that there were no rules.
Once the ten minutes were up, Miss Jun Sha immediately turned around and left, leaving behind a group of civilian trainers who still had doubts on their faces.
"They only mentioned the content of the mission, but they didn't explain the rules. Does that mean that there are almost no rules for the mission?"
"No, the Alliance is not some dark organization. Although these civilian trainers have not officially become a member of the Alliance, they have contributed to the Alliance. The Alliance would not design a mission that would make people kill each other."
"Hehe, I see. Although they didn't explain the rules, this is the trap."
"Once someone plays tricks and asks for help during the mission, or maliciously attacks others, even if they get the mission item, it will be a waste of effort. It is very likely that they will never be accepted by the Alliance."
"That's why the trainers' temperament is also one of the contents of this mission."
After listening to Miss Jun Sha's answers to the questions and looking at the small amount of mission information given in the documents in his hands, Kaede Sato quickly began to think about the hidden information in this promotion mission.
"Hello, Mr. Zheping. My name is Launch. May I ask if you can team up with me to complete the mission? I will definitely cooperate with you. "
Just as Kaede Sato was about to end his thoughts and get up to leave, a very fashionably dressed black-haired female trainer took the initiative to approach Kaede Sato and asked with a smile.
When the other civilian trainers saw this, their faces immediately showed interest. The eyes of a few of the female trainers even lit up, and they all began to walk towards Kaede Sato.
In Kaina City, the name Zheping was very famous among the civilian trainers. Many civilian trainers called him the mission's thigh. From this, it could be seen how high Kaede Sato's position was in the hearts of the civilian trainers in Kaina City.
Obviously, when this female trainer named Launch saw that the mission rules did not say that they could not team up to complete a mission, she immediately wanted to hug Kaede Sato's thigh.
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