I was transported from Lobotomy Corporation to another world.

Seeing that the other person had left, Reid also withdrew his hand.

If I reveal myself here and kill the other party, I might not be able to accept this mission.

Compared to the clown, Red still felt the mission was more important.

I used to be a cleanup person, and I carefully reviewed the task objectives.

[Defeat one stone golem in Tru Mine. Reward: 1100 coins and an ice magic book.]

[A giant stone golem has appeared in the Tru Mine! Furthermore, the golem's body contains iron, which may reduce the damage it inflicts. The golem is severely impacting the miners! Adventurers, eliminate it!]

[Recommended team size: 4-6 players]

Reed glanced at it; the yellow paper also had a rough outline of a stone man printed on it.

A creature without facial features or fingers; its hands, feet, and even its body and head appear to be glued together with stones.

For some reason, when Reed saw this stone man, he suddenly thought of the smiling mountain of corpses.

Reed carefully considered the strength of the Stone Golem.

After some analysis, Reed felt he could win.

I have the Twilight Set and a Heart of Desire! At the company, I can easily kill purple W-rank Abnormalities!

I really don't believe this stone golem is stronger than a W-level anomaly.

Thinking of all this, Reed took the task sheet and walked over to the young lady who had just been in control of the situation.

As for the suggested number of people? Reed pretends not to see it.

The girl just booked an adventurer, and Reid is next.

The girl looked at Reid with some curiosity; this was the guy who had just been bullied by everyone.

If I hadn't helped him, he probably wouldn't have known what to do.

Reed calmly stated, "I'm going to do this mission." Reed handed the paper to the girl.

The girl initially didn't care; how strong could the other person be? Probably a novice.

When I picked up the task sheet again and looked at it closely, my eyes widened in surprise.

His eyes were fixed on Reid, and he asked hesitantly, "Are you sure you want to take this mission?"

Reid was a little puzzled. What did it have to do with her that he accepted the task? Wasn't it just a matter of him stamping the document?

But since they've asked, I have to answer "I'm sure."

The girl looked at Reed with some confusion. "Where are your teammates?"

"I have no teammates, it's just me."

(?Д?) The girl exclaimed in surprise, "You're all alone!"

Reed was also a little confused by the girl's sudden loud voice.

Do I need an adventurer's license? But I don't have one. Where can I get one?

Reed replied, "Just me..."

The other adventurers and counter staff were all taken aback when they heard this.

"Is this guy crazy? Going alone?!"

"I guess this madman is trying to kill himself."

"His equipment isn't even as good as mine! I really don't know where his guts come from."

"He's just ignorant and arrogant; he's definitely doomed."

"Of course! When he's recruiting teammates later, you absolutely mustn't go!"

"Are you kidding? Who would go? Even if some big shot went with him, he'd just be a burden."

The adventurers behind him were making sarcastic remarks, and the other staff at the front desk were whispering among themselves.

The girl in front of Reed shook her head frantically, then said anxiously, "Do you know you'll die like this! This is above medium difficulty!"

"You alone? Even a level seven adventurer would need two people to handle this!"

The girl frantically tried to persuade him, even believing that Rhett was suicidal.

Reed felt annoyed by the noises around him.

Anyway, it's no use saying anything, Reed glanced at the other people's task sheets.

While the girl was still chattering, Reed reached for the stamp on the counter.

He picked up the stamp and stamped it onto his task sheet.

Reed tossed the stamp aside

Then, he gripped the girl's hand tightly with one hand and snatched the pen from her grasp with the other.

He then wrote "1" next to the number of people in the team, and then threw the pen aside.

Without saying a word, he picked up the task sheet and quickened his pace.

Everyone present was stunned by what had just happened; they hadn't yet recovered from the shock.

Suddenly Reed came back and walked to the front desk.

"What's your name?"

The girl remained silent, still dazed, her suspicions that Reed was a madman growing stronger.

Reed sighed and found an adventurer who had accepted a quest from the girl.

He snatched the quest sheet from the adventurer's hand and found the name of the person who commissioned the quest on it.

He picked up the pen again and copied the client's name from another task sheet.

"Lin Wanru..."

He returned the paper, then picked up his own task sheet and went outside again.

After about ten seconds, the crowd, which had seemed to have stood still, started moving again.

"Did I see that right? That kid just picked up a pen, signed his name, and left?"

"I saw it too, he filled in '1' for the number of people! He's really courting death."

"I think he's quite brave, I mean he's arrogant and doesn't know how strong the Thing is."

"Besides, that kid didn't have much equipment; all I saw were the two guns at his waist."

"He shouldn't take those two guns to fight the stone golem, hahaha!"

The adventurers' conversation with Reid...

The staff, especially the young woman Lin Wanru, initially witnessed the other party taking the items and stamping them.

The girl's best friend walked over and asked softly, "Wanru... do you know who that person was just now?"

Lin Wanru said dejectedly, "How am I supposed to know who that madman is? I've tried to persuade him so many times, but he just won't listen!"

Her best friend thought for a moment and said, "He probably signed it because of the jeers and ridicule from the people around him! He probably just got angry and impulsive!"

Hearing her best friend's guess, Lin Wanru agreed, "I should have taken him to a quieter place... and he didn't even have a badge, so he's probably a newbie."

Lin Wanru felt very guilty, always feeling that she was the one who caused the other person's death.

Lin Wanru's best friend came over to comfort her, saying, "Since the other party has already accepted the mission, their life or death is not our concern. You're just too kind-hearted; don't think about these things."

Lin Wanru sighed, looking rather dejected. "Honestly, what is this person up to? Does he want to die? And he's going alone! If he cancels the mission and breaches the contract, he'll have to pay a lot of money!"

[Perspective shifts to: Reed]

Reed walked down the street, having already obtained the mission.

But not knowing where the destination was, Reed felt he should buy a map.

Reed put the task sheet in his pocket, randomly found a shop, and went to the shopkeeper.

Do you have a map showing the route from this town to the Tru mine?

The boss smiled upon hearing the voice and walked over with a grin, "Yes, yes!"

The shop owner then looked at the map hanging from the ceiling, picked it up, and walked over.

The shopkeeper opened a map and said, "Sir, this is the map from this town to the Tru Mine."

The shopkeeper pointed to the map and said, "Look, this is the town, and this gray place is the Tru mine!"

Reed looked at the map carefully, but suddenly the boss put it back.

Looking at the boss with some confusion

The shop owner chuckled and said, "This is a preview for the customer."

Reid understood; his boss was worried that if the other person looked at the map for too long, they would memorize it.

Then the price was mentioned, and Reed bought a map for ten dollars.

Seeing that Reed was about to leave, the merchant considered whether he could sell one more item.

"Sir, are you going to the Tru mine to mine? I have pickaxes for sale here! And they're all of very good quality, carefully crafted by blacksmiths!"

Reed was about to reply that he wasn't a miner when he heard the other person say he was planning to buy a pickaxe.

The thing I'm going to kill is a stone golem; a stone golem, so it must be made of stone.

Since it's a rock, you definitely need to buy a pickaxe to dig it up!

The boss took out a basket of pickaxes and placed it in front of Reed.

Reed was confident his sleekness could kill the stone golem, but he'd never actually touched a pickaxe before.

Red wanted to try out a pickaxe, out of curiosity.

Reed looked around and decided to buy a one-handed wooden-handled iron pickaxe.

I shook it in my hand; it wasn't heavy, a pickaxe that I could easily hold with one hand.

And it can be hung on the waist; I bought this pickaxe for 16 yuan.