All my hunting commissions come from another world?

Zhou Si's gaze suddenly fell on a new interface, which seemed to be a new feature unlocked in the Hunter's Book.

Zhou Si clicked on the interface with some doubt, but there was nothing inside except for an invitation link. Bai noticed his confusion and quickly explained.

"The master can use this to form a team with other hunters, and then go to the linked environments of other hunters, meow."

"They said they'd switch to manual labor."

"That means when the master teams up with someone else, they can go to the teammate's world, or have the teammate come to the master's world, meow."

"So as long as Alicia agrees, I can return to the Honkai World anytime now, and she can come visit me too?"

Zhou Si looked at the invitation link, which only contained two profile pictures.

My head feels so itchy, I feel like I'm going to grow a brain.

"That's right, meow."

Hearing Bai's affirmative answer, Zhou Si looked down at the Hunter's Book in his hand and his phone, and suddenly felt that this system wasn't so useless after all.

Can we go to other worlds? That sounds amazing.

Just then, several messages popped up on the chat app on my phone. They were from a contact named "Miss Pink Fairy".

Looking at this username, Zhou Si knew exactly who this person was just by looking at it.

Pink Fairy Miss:

Is that you, Zhou Si?

[Zhou Si, Zhou Si, please reply if you receive this?]

[If you don't reply to my message soon, I'm going to write a book about your life of stealing bird eggs in the New World and publish it!]

After thinking for a while, Zhou Si replied to the message that was sent from the other end.

【1】

Pink Fairy Miss:

【You'll easily lose me as a friend if you keep doing this~ (○｀ 3′○)】

Seeing the emoticon sent by Alicia, Zhou Si subconsciously laughed out loud. At this moment, he finally felt a bit like he used to live in modern society.

After chatting casually with Alicia for a few minutes, Zhou Si turned his attention back to the Hunter's Book.

Name: Zhou Si

Race: Human (?)

[Occupation: Monster Hunter]

Hunter Rank: 2

Survey Points: 10000

"Huh? Where did I get so many points? Aren't the beginner quests only worth 100 points?"

"This is compensation from the system based on the difficulty of the mission, meow. After all, the strength of that Tigrex was way too overpowered, meow."

Bai offered an explanation, and Zhou Si nodded in agreement upon hearing the reason. It seemed that the system was quite humane.

Looking at the gradually darkening sky outside the window, Zhou Si decided to temporarily stop thinking about those annoying problems and leave the difficulties for tomorrow.

Then I lay down on the bed, covered myself with the blanket, picked up my phone and started scrolling!

Tonight is destined to be a sleepless night.

Chapter Twenty-Five: Are all hunters like this?

The yellow sand lashed against his face. Zhou Si stood at the bow of the boat, his brows furrowed, looking at the sea of ​​sand before him, his stomach full of complaints but not knowing where to begin.

"Lockbird, is boat the only means of transportation for our guild?"

Zhou Si had been asking this question for a long time. It was normal to return from the New World by ship, after all, it involved crossing the sea.

It's not unusual for a guild headquarters to be airships flying in the sky; after all, this type of vehicle isn't unheard of.

"But isn't it a bit absurd to sail a boat in the desert?"

Zhou Si's face was filled with tension. The caged bird beside her didn't reply. She was just a hunter without feelings. How would she know about the craftsman's affairs?

The Hunter's Guild's technological level was indeed a mystery, and Zhou Si decided to stop dwelling on the matter.

Almost a week has passed since he returned from the Honkai World. During this time, the team heading to the Forbidden Land has already been organized, and he has basically completed the first stage of his hunter training.

This speed amazed even his teacher, Prison Bird, who marveled that this guy had mastered almost all of the transforming weapons but still couldn't do the Foresight Slash.

Every time he picks up a katana, he starts acting up, making it hard not to think he's a little black guy sent by a hunter who uses other weapons.

But judging from the strong reactions of the people at the time, he might really just not understand the game, since Lone Bird rarely saw Zhou Si looking so frustrated.

During this time, Zhou Si also told Lone Bird about most of the things in the Hunter's Book. After this period of contact, he was basically certain that the Hunter's Guild didn't seem to care much about him. As long as he behaved himself and didn't cause any trouble, the guild's treatment of him was even better than he thought.

After all, the guild wants to recruit such a promising talent. Given Zhou Si's current potential, he might be able to help them when they encounter trouble in the future. The guild's higher-ups aren't fools.

The two sides reached a cooperation agreement on the Hunter's Book. The Hunter's Guild will provide Zhou Si with corresponding commissions and assistance, and may even send guild hunters to assist him. In return, Zhou Si will need to contribute materials obtained from other worlds or help them complete some commissions.

Zhou Si would never refuse such a win-win situation. Who could refuse a ruthless and taciturn boss like Lao Niao? She was a super hunter who was proficient in all fourteen weapons and could hunt ancient dragon-level monsters single-handedly. All Zhou Si could say was that...

Heavenly Venerable One, please scoop it up!

"By the way, your friend has been making a fuss in the group for days now, aren't you going to reply to her?"

The lone bird walked over at this moment, also holding a cell phone in her hand, which Zhou Si had given her.

As Zhou Si's designated number one henchman, good brother, and teacher, it's only natural that she should receive some good stuff. Moreover, bringing Lonely Bird into the group can improve everyone's relationship, so that it won't be too awkward when they cooperate on future commissions.

At this very moment, in the group chat named by Zhou Si as "Monster Hunter: A Loving Family," a certain pink fairy lady is expressing her strong dissatisfaction.

Pink Fairy Miss:

Zhou Si! Say something!

[I know you're spying on me. You're all talk and no action, huh? When are you going to let me visit your place?]

Alicia was squatting in the Fire Moth's training ground, looking at her phone with a huff.

After the Third Herrscher was defeated, she had some free time. Now, Alicia is a big star at the Firemoth. Every day when she stays at the base, a lot of people look at her with admiration. Although she doesn't mind their ardent gazes, it's starting to affect her normal life.

That wretched Zhou Si clearly promised to let her explore that other world, but now he's being vague with her. Alicia swore she would never accept his game invitation again tonight.

The katana is the one everyone wants:

We need to look at this matter dialectically. I said I'd invite you to come visit in a few days, but "a few days" isn't a specific time; it could mean...

While typing away and trying to fool Alicia, Zhou Si's smile was so irritating that it made the caged bird next to her feel an itch to punch her again.

Hmph, I can't let Ellie come over so early. If she sees me rolling around on the ground under the cuckoo's claws, what will become of my reputation!

At least he has to convince the caged bird to act with him first.

Besides, they haven't even reached the forbidden area yet. They can't exactly drag Alicia over to eat sand with them, can they? Although she might be more than happy to do so.

"Hey, kid! Don't lean against the railing."

Zhou Si glanced out of the corner of his eye and suddenly saw a small, thin figure clinging to the railing of the boat, leaning outwards. Although it was still within a safe range, this was a sand boat, and the slightest impact from the terrain or sandstorm could easily throw the child off.

Zhou Si strode forward, grabbed his collar, and pulled him back.

But to everyone's surprise, the dark-skinned child, who looked somewhat like an old friend, didn't struggle at all. Instead, he anxiously pointed in one direction.

"Look over there!"

Following his finger, Zhou Si's eyes transformed into dragon pupils, piercing through the sand and taking in the situation over there.

Behind the sandstorm, a group of creatures known as Sand Dragons were swimming and churning in the sand, raising clouds of yellow sand as they moved. Upon closer inspection, they were chasing a figure ahead.

A small bird-like dragon was fleeing at high speed, carrying a little girl who looked to be only ten years old on its back. The Sand Sea Dragons had already caught up with the child, and if nothing unexpected happened, the two of them would soon perish in the mouths of the Sand Sea Dragons.

At this moment, the lone bird and her companions also came over and discovered what was happening over there.

"Hunter, look over there!"

Just as everyone was thinking about how to help the child, her host, Alma, noticed a heron-eagle dragon running in the distance.

"I'll ride that to chase after them."

The lone bird simply nodded, and the little dumpling behind her meowed and followed.

"Zhou Si, you stay on the ship and wait for me... Hmm? Where's Zhou Si?"

Just as Lone Bird was about to tell Zhou Si to get ready to meet him, he turned around and found that Zhou Si, who had just been standing by the boat, was gone.

"That... hunter jumped down a long time ago, he's over there now..."

The little boy Nata hesitated for a moment before uttering the word "hunter," then pointed to the sandy ground not far away.

"Hmm, where?"

Blacksmith Gemma looked over there with some confusion. She didn't see Zhou Si's figure, but the sharp-eyed Lone Bird had already noticed that there was a faint protrusion in the sand where Nata was pointing, which was rushing towards the Sand Dragon Swarm at an extremely fast speed.

And speeding beneath the sand was Zhou Si, whose body was now covered by a horned dragon's carapace.

What kind of thing did they dig up in Chapter Twenty-Six?

Are all hunters like this?

Lone Bird was quite certain that she read that message on Nata's face. Her lips twitched, though she desperately wanted to deny that the guy was a member of the Hunter's Guild.

Unfortunately, he was not only his teacher, but also his own disciple.

What a misfortune for our sect!

Unable to bear the strange looks from everyone any longer, the lone bird immediately climbed over the railing and leaped, landing precisely on the heron-eagle dragon. Tuanzi followed and caught on the heron-eagle dragon's tail.

"Who can help me."

The little girl, dressed in local clothing, clung to the Heron Eagle Dragon with her eyes tightly shut. The sound of churning sand behind her grew closer and closer, and her fear intensified. She cried out for help, trying to summon a miracle through her voice.

But a Sand Dragon was already close enough. Emerging from the sand, it opened its petal-like mouth, intending to devour the child and the Heron Eagle Dragon beneath her.

And the so-called miracle...

Yes, brother, yes.

Then another sound of sand breaking rang out, and a figure covered in earthen-yellow carapace soared into the air, its pair of heavy horns slamming into the sand sea dragon. At the same time, the girl also heard a somewhat abstract roar.

"I'll fucking kill you!"

With a mournful cry, the sand dragon was sent flying by Zhou Si's thrust.

After knocking the Sand Sea Dragon away, Zhou Si instantly adjusted his posture in mid-air and landed smoothly. Then, he caught up with the Heron Eagle Dragon at an exaggerated speed.

The heron-eagle dragon beneath the little girl stared wide-eyed at the seemingly human creature beside it, whose legs left afterimages as it ran. It then turned its head to look at the child on its back, a hint of human-like confusion in its eyes.

'If you can run this fast, why do you need us to carry you?'

Zhou Si clearly couldn't understand the Heron Eagle Dragon's eyes, and the Sand Sea Dragons behind him still hadn't given up. Hunger drove them to keep rushing towards the food in front of them, and the sandstorm continued to approach Zhou Si and the little girl.

Fortunately, at this moment, Lone Bird also rode over on her Heron Eagle Dragon. She looked around and then focused her gaze on the pterosaur in the air. These pterosaurs had a material called Echo Feather growing on their bodies, which would produce a huge sonic boom when it rubbed against an object.

And these sand dragons that live underground are most afraid of this.

The lone bird skillfully launched the grappling hook on its arm, easily plucked the wyvern's whistling feather from its back, and then shot it towards Zhou Si and the others.

The massive sonic boom sent the nearby sand dragons leaping out of the ground, writhing in pain.

As Zhou Si watched the lone bird's movements, he seemed to understand something. His lungs and organs began to change. He took a deep breath, and the air gradually compressed and condensed in his body.

Immediately following was a deafening dragon roar that, along with a powerful shockwave, brought the entire swarm of sand dragons behind them to a halt.

Incidentally, he also managed to roar the lone bird off the heron-eagle-dragon.

"You fucking..."

The lone bird rubbed its ears and got up from the ground, glaring fiercely at Zhou Si.

"Next time you're going to yell, could you please remind them? At least they have a warning before they yell!"

Lone Bird deeply resented Zhou Si's AOE-style teammate behavior, which suggests he hasn't been training enough.

"Then next time I'll shake my head twice before yelling."

Zhou Si touched his sore throat and gave a 'simple and honest' smile as he looked at the scattering sand dragons behind him.