"Stop your steps! Otherwise, this will be seen as a great threat to us! " Seeing the approaching foot, the goblin captain's expression became more and more serious. His hand was already on the hilt of his sword as he shouted loudly.
The goblins had already drawn their longswords and raised their magic staffs. A battle was about to begin!
At this moment, the Forest Troll that had been ignoring them and raising its right leg to stomp down on the Goblin team suddenly felt something and stopped in its tracks. It lowered its head to look at the Forest Trolls at its feet, scratched its head, and turned its steps to the side as it continued to walk in.
"Captain, I feel like that big guy is insulting us!" The first goblin who had drawn his sword said angrily. He looked like he was about to rush up and hack at him.
"Let's go. Fighting is not allowed near the Chaos Guild. Otherwise, your membership will be permanently revoked. That big guy just has bad hearing," the captain said calmly as he let go of his longsword and left.
"But …" The youth still wanted to say something.
"Let's go. Do you really think you can fight with him?" A middle-aged goblin beside him said with a smile as he patted his shoulder lightly.
"I …" The youth turned around to look at the Forest Troll's huge back. He hesitated for a moment, but still chose to quickly follow, looking a little disheartened.
"Rules, order, strength and weakness … interesting." Meg looked at this scene and the corners of his mouth curled up. If this was a different place, he would probably be able to watch a battle before entering.
"Let's go." Meg held Amy's little hand and continued walking.
"Father, if that big guy and those little ones were to fight, who would win?" Amy looked up at Meg curiously as she asked.
"Probably the big guy," Meg said with a smile.
"But Little Red Riding Hood and the others have more people." Amy was still a little confused.
"True strength doesn't need to make a sound to make others back down." Meg shook his head.
"Oh." Amy nodded thoughtfully. She turned back to look at the goblins in the distance and said with a smile, "But they're still very brave. Big Guy gave in to them."
"Yes." Meg was a little surprised at Amy's understanding of the situation, but when he thought about it carefully, there was indeed no problem.
"Wow, what a big house!" Amy couldn't help but exclaim as soon as the two of them entered the main hall. Her eyes widened as she looked around.
Meg's eyes were also filled with amazement. Although he had Meg Alex's memories of the Chaos Guild, he was still amazed by the superb construction skills of the otherworldly craftsmen when he saw it with his own eyes.
There were two floors in the hall, and each floor was covered with a layer of dust. It looked like a busy airport. In the middle of the hall, there was a magic crystal wall with information scrolling on it. Mercenaries and adventurers of various races were looking up at the missions with serial numbers. After selecting a suitable mission, they would go to the registration desk to receive and register the mission.
There were dozens of such crystal walls. The Mercenary Guild had already categorized the information in advance. They were distributed according to the daily activities section, combat section, spirit beast section, material section, food section …
For example, in the daily activities section, there were missions to collect debts, find pets, and take care of children. Meg even saw a mission to send flowers to a girl he liked. The reward for the mission was 10 copper coins, and it was quickly claimed by a little girl.
Mag brought Amy to the ingredients section, and began to search seriously with his head tilted upward.
The food section was one of the more lively sections. There were many mercenaries standing in front of two large magic crystal boards that were five meters tall. There were elves, humans, orcs, and demons. Some were in groups of three to five, and some were alone. They were all selecting suitable missions.
Some restaurants in Chaos City liked to serve food made from high-level magic beasts, and the customers were curious. Even if the price was high and the taste was average, they would still go and try it.
It was similar to the rich people in his previous life eating wild animals. It was just that there was no one to protect these animals in this world, and they had to rely on themselves.
The high-level magic beasts were very powerful, and their rewards were also very high. For example, the number one 8th-tier magic beast, the three silver-haired leopards, had a reward of 10000 gold coins. This was Mamy's net profit for the past half a month.
Further down, there were 7th-tier, 6th-tier, 5th-tier … All kinds of magic beasts were listed on the list, and their prices were clearly marked. Meg saw the huge potential of the foodies in this world.
After all, there were people who offered a reward for one kilogram of the 1st-tier magic beast, the withered leaf cicada. This deep-fried dark cuisine made Meg flinch at the sight of it. He didn't expect that there would be people in this world who liked it. He just didn't know how to cook it.
Meg, who was carrying a strange backpack and a little loli, attracted the attention of many mercenaries and adventurers. He didn't even have a single weapon on him.
It was rare to see someone carrying a little loli out on a mission. Usually, there would be women who would bring their children out for daily missions in the daily mission section.
However, the food ingredients section usually posted all kinds of ingredients that weren't easy to find in the market, and most of them were the meat of various magic beasts.
Even a 1st-tier magic beast could easily kill 10 normal people. The withered leaf cicada, which was valued by the kilogram, was not something to be trifled with. Its wings, which were like withered leaves, could fly out like two flying daggers at a critical moment, easily piercing through the throat and killing in one shot.
But this guy didn't bring anything with him, and only brought a child along?
"It's autumn now. Are you planning to bring the child for an autumn outing?" An honest-looking uncle asked Meg with a smile. This little girl was so beautiful, and he couldn't bear to see her being dragged into a trap by this hotheaded old man. He wanted to give him some advice.
Meg was stunned for a moment, and then nodded with a smile. "Yes, I'm planning to bring the child out of the city."
He didn't care about everyone's gazes. After all, it wouldn't hurt him to be stared at a few more times. Besides, he had already found the fire chicken mission. Food: Mission No. 256: Capture a wild fire chicken alive. Reward: 10 gold coins.
"The autumn outing is to the north. It's beautiful everywhere outside the city. Don't you see the Chaos School's spring and autumn excursions go that way every year? The scenery there is beautiful, and there's no danger. The child will definitely like it. As for the missions, you can do them anytime. You should have fun with the child. " That uncle frowned. He didn't expect this kid to really bring the child to the autumn outing, and he was really going to take the mission together.
The missions above weren't simple. No one would post missions for ingredients that could be bought in the market here.
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