I opened an adventurer's guild in another world.

To do a good job, one must first have the right tools!

Anno went to the blacksmith's shop yesterday to buy himself a set of equipment, and is now preparing to pick it up.

This set of equipment includes combat boots sewn from monster hides, leather armor, knee pads, elbow pads, a helmet, a small round shield with a diameter of forty centimeters, and a fine steel longsword.

The fact that [Spirit Sacrifice] can learn summon skills allows Anno to have countless possibilities for development.

Whether it's melee or ranged combat, as long as you have enough souls, Anno can easily get the hang of it.

In her spare time, Anno also planned for her future.

Because of the ten summons and the presence of Liz, Anno is a team all by himself.

The current team includes a Goblin Priest for powerful attacks, Kobolds and Goblin Warriors for melee combat, two special Slimes for ranged attacks, Wind Wolves for speed, and a Harpy for aerial attacks.

Liz's [Command] skill can further enhance the strength of summoned creatures.

Therefore, Anno's goal is clear.

Try your best to survive on the battlefield!

Therefore, Anno developed himself in the direction of a knight (warriors mostly do not carry shields, but will have armor such as gauntlets).

Anno, now dressed in armor, had transformed after leaving the blacksmith's shop.

"That's what it feels like to be an adventurer from another world!"

Anno touched the longsword at his waist and slung the shield behind his back.

These equipment items don't currently offer much of a boost to Anno's strength, since he hasn't learned sword or shield techniques.

However, Anno's protective capabilities are much stronger than before.

With the shield and [Advanced Perception], Anno even felt that he could defend against the attacks of a full-attack warrior of the same level in melee combat.

Moreover, the combination of longsword and shield is also somewhat deceptive, making enemies mistakenly believe that Anno is a pure melee fighter.

Koano doesn't need a magic wand to cast spells!

Anno currently only knows one spell, [High-Pressure Acid Burst]. Once Anno learns the Goblin Priest's [Great Fireball], he will be considered a powerful mage.

According to the information Anno recently learned, the power of [High-Pressure Acid Burst] is at most considered to be a low-end first-tier magic.

However, the [Great Fireball] spell is also a very powerful spell among first-tier spells.

If the enemy sees Anno's longsword and actually mistakes him for a melee fighter, they will be in trouble.

These pieces of equipment cost a total of 3 gold!

The fine steel longsword and helmet accounted for the majority of the price, 50 silver for one and 80 silver for the other!

In the past, Anno definitely wouldn't have been able to come up with that much money.

But upon returning from the town of Grür, he sold all sorts of spoils.

In addition to the fees collected by the Adventurers' Guild for the quests over the past few days, and his original assets, he now has 16 gold!

As long as it improves his strength, Anno is willing to spend the money, let alone 3 gold medals, or even more.

Back then, Anno and his companions arrived in Val'kam with only one gold coin in their hands.

In just half a month, Anno's assets have now risen to 16 gold.

Not only that, Anno's own strength has also greatly improved, and the Adventurers' Guild has begun to develop.

In such a short period of time, it would be incredible for others to accomplish even one thing, but Anno accomplished them all.

Anno looked up at the morning sky and felt a pang of sadness.

"I've only been in this other world for less than a month, but it feels like I've already experienced so much!"

Back at the Adventurers' Guild, I greeted Xue Feibai, who happened to be there.

Let him temporarily take charge of the Adventurers' Guild.

He also told him to tell Lü Yan and the others, who were not present, to make good use of the Iron-level quests in Mil Village to level up, and to help the two priests, Liu Rongrong and Ning Wen, level up as well.

After giving some instructions on trivial matters, Anno, accompanied by Liz, who was shrouded in a loose black robe, and carrying a letter of authorization, headed towards the city gate.

It is around 8:30 in the morning. There are few pedestrians on the streets, but a large number of carriages have already gathered at the city gate.

When Anno and Liz appeared near the city gate riding their wind wolves, the caravan manager's eyes lit up and he quickly came to greet them.

"I never expected that President Anno would accept the escort mission. It's truly an honor!"

Just as Anno stopped the wind wolf, he saw a fat middle-aged man with a large belly walk up.

Name: Croft Bruno

Race: Terran

Rating: 1

Experience: 2/100

Class: Knight

Mana: 100/100

Talent: None

Skill: [Basic Swordsmanship]

This person is the owner of the caravan and the one who commissioned the escort mission from the Adventurers' Guild.

To Anno's surprise, this fat man who looked to weigh around 200 pounds was actually a professional.

I can hardly imagine the way he wields a sword!

After greeting Croft, Anno glanced at the convoy and saw more than thirty large carriages.

This convoy was carrying supplies to support the construction of the town of Grür.

The supplies provided are varied and their prices are unknown, but they should be no less than 100 gold coins.

The town of Gruel was damaged in many places during the fighting a few days ago.

Viscount Renault intended to use the town of Gruul as an outpost for monitoring the Forbidden Forest, which is why he purchased the supplies.

Croft was naturally overjoyed to receive the Viscount's order.

This is a big deal!

However, the road to the town of Grür is a full forty kilometers long.

Just in case, an escort team will definitely be needed.

So Croft posted a Black Iron-level quest in the Adventurers' Guild, hiring two adventurers of level 6 or higher.

After observing the goods, Anno took out the commission letter and asked, "With so many goods, you only hired two adventurers?"

The quest description only stated that supplies needed to be delivered to Gruul Town, indicating that only two adventurers of level 6 or above would be hired, with a reward of 10 silver per person.

This reward is not small for a Black Iron-level mission.

While escorting during the day reduces the danger considerably, given the large quantity of goods involved, it's not advisable to hire only two people for safety reasons.

Anno just looked and saw that the people next to the convoy were all ordinary people, probably drivers and laborers.

"This..." Croft wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, stammering.

He never expected that the person who accepted the mission would be the president of the Adventurers' Guild, Anno himself!

Logically speaking, Anno, the "Guardian Hero of Gruul," should have been happy to accept his request.

This money was well spent!

However, the thought that he had only posted a quest in the Adventurers' Guild on a whim made him hesitate.

Croft was already somewhat worried when he was actually employing mercenary groups.

"Yo, President Anno, it's so nice to see you again so soon!"

Just as Croft was in a dilemma, another group of professionals arrived.

The woman in the lead greeted Anuo with a look of surprise.

"Mavis?"

Anno turned around and glanced at Mavis who was walking over, then looked back at Croft, who seemed a little embarrassed, and instantly understood.

Croft pulled Anno aside and explained somewhat nervously, "Guild Master Anno, please don't misunderstand. I don't mean to belittle the Adventurers' Guild; it's just that we've always had a cooperation agreement with the mercenary group!"

He wasn't lying.

The Adventurers' Guild has gained a reputation in Val'kam, and the agreements Croft signed with several mercenary groups are about to expire.

So Croft thought he could take advantage of this mission to find out about the Adventurers' Guild.

If feasible, Croft would naturally prefer to entrust the task to the more profitable Adventurers' Guild.