I Am A Priest In The Otherworld

Gallo went back to the garden, found Misseran, and told her that she was going to go far in the next two days.

After listening, Misseran flashed a touch of surprise in her eyes, and asked:

"How would you accept such a commission?"

She always felt that Gallo was an archbishop-level figure, and logically shouldn't be dealing with these trivial matters.

But Gallo asked unconsciously:

"why do not you answer?"

Misseran tilted her head slightly and thought for a while, but couldn't find a good explanation, after all, Gallo had always regarded himself as a priest.

But when she had an idea, she asked quickly:

"Do you accept any commission?"

"As long as it is simple and safe, does not take up too much time, and at the same time makes money."

Gallo answered bluntly.

Misseran nodded repeatedly, and had a little abacus in her heart.

When I take a vacation, I entrust Gallo to accompany me to go shopping, go to the park, and eat dessert...

Although direct invitation seems to be fine, she is worried that Gallo will come up with some answers outside of books, like pulling herself for a run...

If you switch to a commission, you don't have to worry about him rejecting it!

With good expectations, the two of them were discussing divine art normally all afternoon, and it was not until it was getting dark that Misseran hurried back to the church to deal with the suspended chores, and could not even take care of dinner.

When sending her away, Gallo also said:

"I heard that there is a delicious sweet corn in Yorktown. I will bring you some back this time."

"Well, I'm looking forward to..."

Misseran replied somewhat happily.

After sending away Misseran, Gallo turned around to prepare tomorrow's luggage.

In fact, there is nothing to prepare. A simple dry food, deal with it at noon, and you will arrive at Yorktown in the evening. If you stay for one night, you can return the next day.

So he only brought the sandwich prepared for him by the old bishop, and the small wooden hammer that the goddess gave him. He didn't even bring the skullcrusher outfit. Anyway, he stayed for one night, no need.

When it was dawn the next day, Gallo sat in his donkey cart and joined the mercenary team outside the city.

"You are very punctual. I thought a young man like you would always sleep a little bit."

Captain Gerson greeted him, then turned to look at Amia.

"Uh...but this mule...or should I find a horse for you?"

He was worried that the mule would not be able to keep up with his speed.

"Thank you for your kindness, but my Amia is fast and has better endurance. Don't worry, this journey is just a warm-up for him."

Gallo said confidently.

"OK then..."

Captain Gerson said helplessly, but didn't force it. It's just that he walked a little bit slower along the road. Walking at this speed, it would be dark to reach Yorktown.

Fortunately, this matter is not so urgent, and people who walk slower can also relax, so the other mercenaries didn't say anything.

Everyone was walking all the way and chatting all the way, and Gallo was basically listening in silence, wondering how to speak and preaching doctrine to them.

Unexpectedly, while chatting, the topic automatically turned to Gallo.

"You said, why does that skull crusher seem to disappear recently?"

The elven mage sapling suddenly asked.

"Didn't you just kill a baron a while ago? There seemed to be a lot of movement for this, and it seemed to subside again later."

Aunt Shanra replied.

The caveman scout who was relatively silent before was also aroused by this topic and asked:

"Is a baron worth his hands?"

It's worth it, of course it's worth it, I always treat everyone the same, regardless of high or low...

Gallo replied secretly in his heart.

And the wizard mage said:

"Don't underestimate these human aristocrats, even if their titles are not high, but they are no less frantic than those with big faces, and they may even be even more crazy!"

He then said slightly disappointed:

"But... I was looking forward to returning from a long trip. What kind of terrible things he will do, such as the orphanage tragedy..."

No, isn't that all three years ago? I almost forgot, do you remember?

Gallo said silently.

This so-called orphanage tragedy was caused by a well-known philanthropist in the City of Innocence. He stated that he was a kind philanthropist who operated a charity foundation dedicated to receiving orphans and established an orphanage. .

But secretly, they embezzled donations, abused orphans, and even forced them to beg and steal.

Gallo was only fifteen years old that year. When he was involved in this matter, it was the old bishop who accidentally picked up a little girl in the suburbs and kindly sent her to the orphanage under the name of the Foundation. Within a few days, he saw her being interrupted. He lost his legs, blinded his eyes, begging along the street.

After some inquiries, the old bishop figured out the whole story and knew the man's crime.

That night, the Skullcrusher attacked!

It was Gallo's busiest night, and it was all night long.

None of the sinners escaped. The headless corpse knelt in a circle on the ground, looking like some evil rituals were being performed, which made people think that the skullcrusher was a cultist.

But all the orphans, and the innocent employees, were unharmed...

With the disclosure of the case, people learned about the crimes hidden behind the orphanage and the righteous deeds of the skull crushers.

The orphans were also sent to the orphanage run by the Great Sect and were properly placed. In the following years, no one had ever heard of anyone daring to do something similar.

That is to say, after this sensational city-wide case, the Skullcrusher became famous and attracted the first batch of fans. At that time, Wendini, who was in charge of investigating the case, was only a private soldier.

"Although it's been three years ago, I still feel happy in retrospect. I wish I was by the side of the Skullcrusher and fighting with him!"

"Unfortunately he has been relatively low-key recently..."

The wizard finally concluded.

Gallo slandered beside him:

Do you have any misunderstandings about me?

I have not been relatively low-key recently, but have always been low-key!

And I’m not so short of money lately. I don’t need to covet Lieutenant Wendini’s 10 silver coins, so the corpses are handled very cleanly...

The Skullcrusher will probably disappear completely in the future, or will it be renamed the Purifier, right?

Aunt Shanla heard the mage's words and said half-jokingly and half-seriously:

"You can't even do our teammates well, and you still want to join the Skullcrusher?"

"Then your corpse is probably already turned to ashes. Do you know how much his head is worth?"

"Of course I know, 2000 gold, the highest bounty in the city and the fifth in the country..."

"And I heard that the job hunter will be more valuable. Many rich women are willing to offer him an unprecedentedly high price!"