The Strongest Level 0 Aikido Practitioner, Now, Here I Come to a Different World!

"So, I came to ask you for a job today,"

Leaving aside the story of merit, Nagare told Marine what she came here for today.

Then she patted her eyes.

"Oh, please. Oh well... but I'm sorry. I'm still here, but the guild leader is a bummer, and Nagare's rank is still D. I think we'll be talking about rank tomorrow."

"I don't care if it's D-rank."

"Yeah, but Nagare. Unlike other ranks, the D-rank is not even a condition-free request. That basically makes it D-rank exclusive. Well, if I cooperate, I can get a C-rank."

Peach strained his chest well. I can see it shaking from the top of the robe.

"Ah! Yes, Peach, lend me the tag. Peach got into that great goblin thing, so we're going up to C-rank one."

"Huh? True! If you're in 1st grade, you're not going to be in B-rank any time soon! We did it!

"Congratulations"

Nagare also smiles at the peach where her body expresses her joy with her hands poked up.

"Then yes. Now I've rewritten it to level C1."

"Uh-huh, definitely a grade C1 engraving!

Hold the tag like a hug in front of your chest and give it an emotional look.

I'm sure she had a lot of trouble until she got here.

"Okay! Bye, Nagare! I'll take care of this. You can take the big boat."

It is a peach that suddenly exposes confidence. Especially since the increase in rank is due to the activity of Nagare.

"But when it comes to actually working with peaches and contracting, the range of options increases for that matter, but what do we do?

Merlin asks Nagare yes, but puts her finger on her chin and thinks about it.

"Don't get me wrong, can I also look at the D-rank request? I want you to know what kind of request I have because I can do it myself right now."

"Uh-huh, but yeah. Actually, there aren't that many requests for a D-rank specialty. Basically, you don't look like an adventurer at work because there are conditions for something that isn't dangerous. It seems like a lot of people want to use it, clean it, use it for a little while."

"I don't mind if I do."

Marine somehow feels Nagare's prowess, so there's a verse where she thinks she's sorry about the D-rank job.

But as for Nagare, I'd like to see a job that can be contracted out of those circumstances.

I guess if it was meant to be, I could look for it on my own from the bulletin board, but actually, from what I've seen, there aren't many requisitions posted right now.

By and large, the adventurer visits the guild from about the same time it opens in the morning, and takes what looks good from the billboard requisition and contracts it.

Sometimes when you delay a little, there are no requisitions left at all on the notice board, because the bad news stays at the end of the day, but there is more to it than not to ask for.

However, that is only not affixed to the bulletin board, so it is also numerous that the receptionist is in the process of confirming the contents and has not yet been affixed.

So if it's not on the bulletin board, this is how it's normal to ask the receptionist if she has any requests directly.

"Even so, today's request for D-rank... oh, yeah. After all, there was one thing that nobody had to ask for, and I guess I had to pull back..."

Marine put one out of the counter, that requisition on the retrieval table.

Request Details

I want my lunch delivered to my husband at work in the Mile Forest.

Conditions

D-rank is better

Rewards

200 Jerry after the request is accomplished

"... what is this?"

Mouth as Peach groans with what a subtle face.

"Hey, isn't the reward too low?

Spin that word.

"That's right. That's why this request wasn't popular."

"A mile forest is a forest that stretches at the foot of a mile mountain... it takes about two hours on foot from this city, I'm sure."

"... yes, but Nagare is new to this city, why do you know so much about it?

"Someone told me yesterday in the bath."

I smile back like that, but of course this is a lie, and Nagare knows everything from the surrounding terrain to the environment to the location of the river by the time she comes to the city.

"Nagare's right for now. My husband here, Mr. Beale, is a businessman, and he drives his wagon to the forest every day to carry logged timber. But the carriage will take a long time to pick up my lunch, so I'm worried my wife's coming to ask for it."

"There are few demons in the Mile Forest. That's why you bring it to work, but if you take it as an adventurer, you won't be able to earn materials or crusade rewards, and the rewards themselves are even cheaper and tasteless, so that's what happens if you don't have someone to contract."

"Yep. The job itself is easy, and that's why it's a D-rank job, but just going and coming back takes time, and then it's hard to get another job. Locally, it's tough to ask for other jobs together, so I was just wondering if you'd give it up this time."

"Uh-huh. Sure. Pulling out lunch once or so doesn't mean you're gonna die otherwise, and hey Nagare. I knew it was here."

"No, I'll take care of this. Should I go pick up my lunch from this wife?

"Yeah! Yeah, yeah! Why? Why do you bother with this?

"... right. I dare say that my rank is definitely the D-rank, and I still wanted to ask for a job that was in the minute at first. Besides, wouldn't you have wanted someone to give you a contract if Marine could, too?

When Nagare told him so, she opened her eyes as surprised.

"Shit, why...?

"Your eyes should say things as much as your mouth. Somehow."

When Nagare explains that, Phew, exhales.

"You're hurting my client's wife's leg. He said he seemed lonely to go if he was fine... so it was a little distressing that he didn't have anyone to ask. I'd be happy as far as I'm concerned if you'd ask me, but are you sure?

"Yes, of course."

Nagare agrees with a smile.

Then, uh-oh, the peach roars.

"Something tells me when I hear that, I can't leave you alone either. Already! Then I'll hang out with Nagare too!

Are you sure? And Nagare takes the confirmation, but fine! Come on, let's go! and is a nagare who somehow takes the lead.

"Well, please. Once you've accomplished your request, you can sign it and I'll pay you back here."

Roger that, Nagare nodded and headed to the client's waiting house.