"Skipping class?" Amy, who was playing with Ugly Duckling with a small piece of cloth, turned to look at Meg in confusion.
"Mm-hmm. We're not going to class today. We're going out of the city to catch a combat chicken." Meg nodded. In this life, he cherished his life even more. Since the system said that he would be 100% safe as long as he brought Amy along, this was naturally the best choice.
Even if there was only a 1% risk, he didn't want to try his luck. He couldn't bear to leave Amy alone.
Amy's eyes lit up when she heard that, and she asked expectantly, "Then can we have chicken for dinner?"
"Yes." Meg nodded.
"Okay, okay. Then let's set off now to catch a chicken!" Amy jumped down from her chair and urged happily.
"Wait a moment. I'll write two leave requests first. One for Teacher Crassus, and the other for the customers," Meg said with a smile. He walked to the counter, took out a pen and paper, and wrote two leave requests.
Since Crassus was on sick leave, it was even easier for the guests.
"Can Ugly Duckling come with us?" Amy asked as she hugged Ugly Duckling. Ugly Duckling also looked at him pitifully.
"System, will bringing Ugly Duckling affect the survival rate?" Meg asked in his mind.
"There will be a certain positive effect if you bring it along," the system replied.
"Then bring it along." Meg looked at Amy with a smile. Although he didn't know what the system meant by positive effect, it sounded like there would be benefits to bringing this little fellow along.
"Let's go." Meg carried a small bag with a bottle of water, four baiji buns, and some seasonings in it. Since they were going to travel in the wilderness, of course he had to bring the necessary supplies. Otherwise, the system would most likely scam him later.
Pulling the bicycle out, Meg pasted a leave of absence slip on the door. "I'm going out to gather ingredients. I'm taking a day off. I'll be making a new dish tomorrow. Please look forward to it!"
It was only slightly past 6 am, so there were no customers at the entrance. Meg then rode his bicycle to the entrance of Chaos School, and handed the leave request slip to the guard so that he could pass it to the Crassus.
"Grandpa Radish, Uncle Red-Haired Turtle, goodbye." Amy sat in the back seat and waved at the two of them.
"The little girl doesn't look sick at all, does she?" Antoine glanced at the leave slip in his hand and exchanged a look with Arnaud. Both of them had strange expressions on their faces.
"Father, are we going out of the city now? Ai Mi has never left the city since she was young! What was outside the city? Daphne said that there are many terrifying magic beasts outside the city. Her father is a very powerful mercenary, and he brings back a lot of prey every time he comes back … "Amy was sitting in the backseat, and she was very curious about the world outside the city walls.
"We have to go to the Chaos Guild first. We have to find out where we can catch turkeys first." Meg smiled. He was in a good mood. Although he had already been tricked by the system, he decided to take Amy on an outing. Seeing her happy face, it was all worth it.
The Chaos Guild was the only mercenary guild in Chaos City. They received countless bounty missions from all over the continent every day. The difficulty of the missions and the rewards varied greatly, so countless mercenary groups, adventurers, and adventurers gathered there. It was the largest mercenary guild on the Norland Continent, and had the most registered mercenaries.
"Are we going to become mercenaries too?" Amy's eyes immediately lit up.
"Yes. Let's go and see if there are any missions to catch turkeys." Meg nodded with a smile. If the system didn't require him to capture turkeys personally, then Meg would've issued a mercenary mission directly. However, there were only two options now. The first was to buy the map of turkeys, which was probably a little expensive. The second was to accept a mission to catch turkeys, which should come with a free map.
The Chaos Guild was located outside the Aden Square near the city walls. The Aden Square was round, and the Chaos Guild was in the corner.
Meg stopped the car, and said to Ugly Duckling, who was lying on its back in the car seat, "Ugly Duckling, you can watch the car from here."
"Meow ~!" Ugly Duckling meowed, but its eyes still couldn't focus. It was already a useless cat …
Meg looked up at the huge black stone building in front of him, and was also a little stunned. The main body of the building was 20 meters tall, and the black stone surface was a little rough, making it look very rough and grand.
There were eight white stone pillars in front of the palace, and they were as tall as the stone building. They were lined up in a row, creating a grand sight to behold.
It was said that these eight stone pillars represented the eight major races that had signed the armistice agreement in Chaos City. The originally smooth stone pillars had been weathered by wind and rain for decades, and many wrinkles had appeared on their surfaces, giving them a sense of vicissitudes.
There was no writing on the stone hall, but there was a round emblem at the center of the hall. Inside the emblem was a white dove holding an olive branch in its mouth.
This was the emblem of Chaos City. It was said that after the armistice agreement was signed, representatives of all races fought tooth and nail over the emblem of Chaos City. All of them wanted to use their own race as the emblem of peace, and it almost triggered a second racial war.
At this moment, a white dove holding an olive branch in its mouth flew past the venue, and the elven representative suggested that the white dove should be used as the emblem of Chaos City, which was approved by all parties.
Perhaps this is some kind of historical coincidence? Meg smiled as he held Amy's little hand and walked toward the main gate of the guild. The Chaos Guild was backed by the Gray Temple and the city lord's castle, so they also used Chaos City's emblem.
The gate that was 10 meters tall was wide open. Even Chaos City's city gate wasn't as tall as this. A forest troll that was seven to eight meters tall, with dark green skin and creepers crawling all over its back, strode past Meg and Amy, and the ground trembled slightly with each step it took.
"Hey, big guy, watch where you're going!" A team of about 30 goblins walked out of the palace with bows and magic staffs in their hands, and they were about to encounter the forest troll. The leader of the goblins was slightly older, and he yelled at the forest troll in a sharp voice.
"Big guy, little red riding hood …" Amy's eyes widened as she stared at the little red riding hood on the goblins' heads.
Meg was also looking at this scene with surprise. Those goblins were only half a meter tall, and only reached the forest troll's ankles. A single stomp from the forest troll would be enough to wipe them out. However, they were fully equipped, so they weren't weak, either. Would there be a clash between the two?
"Captain, could it be that he didn't hear us?" a young goblin in the team asked worriedly.
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