A Different World That Started as a Slave

After getting the information he wanted, Reens left the mission hall alone.

"Reens, what's this?"

Harriman saw Reens walking towards the door of the mission hall and asked Ben with some doubts in his heart.

"He took a mission himself and is now rushing to the mission location."

Ben responded.

"You chose it so quickly? Don't you want to discuss it together?"

Harriman was surprised.

"It's okay, Reens is a very measured and rational person. Since it's his own choice, there should be no problem."

Ben continued to respond.

What happened in the dormitory this morning also made Ben understand part of his friend's strength.

Although he still couldn't fully understand what the sword style was, it must be very unusual.

This can be seen from the sword that Reens slashed at Harriman. Not only did Harriman himself fail to react, but he, who had been watching the situation over there, also failed to react.

"By the way, Harriman, did you choose any mission?"

In order to avoid Harriman from continuing to ask, Ben changed the subject and asked him.

"No... I want to ask more about the situation before making a decision."

"However, I have roughly looked at those missions, which can be roughly divided into two types: inside the city and outside the city."

"Most of the missions inside the city are related to killing, while the missions outside the city are to find some magic materials or kill some monsters."

"Of course, the contribution points of the missions outside the city are generally higher, and the missions outside the city can be completed in a team."

"If you form a team, it should be much safer; but then the contribution points will be divided equally, which is a bit entangled..."

Harriman frowned and said.

"Do you like killing... I don't. So I plan to take the mission outside the city. Do you want to join?"

After listening to Harriman's introduction, Ben invited him seriously.

Harriman looked up at Ben's face, his eyes fixed on that serious expression, as if to confirm whether what he said just now was really serious?

After looking for a while, Harriman smiled and said to Ben:

"Since you sincerely invited me, how can I refuse?"

"It just so happens that I don't really want to kill people, so let's go kill monsters together."

"Before, that flame lion caused me such serious injuries, I must find its kind to take revenge."

After seeing Harriman agree, Ben also smiled and said:

"Me too, the monster in the graduation assessment almost killed me."

"Although I have taken revenge on the spot, I still want to "return" its kind."

After that, Harriman and Ben laughed, causing the other people in the mission hall to look puzzled.

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In addition to Ben's mission location last night, the two places that Reens was going to were the church in the outer city.

When it comes to the issue of evil god belief, apart from the cultists themselves, probably only the pastors of the church will have a deeper understanding of this.

Of course, Reens would not be stupid enough to go directly to those pastors to ask about the cult.

He mainly went there to "check the spot" first, so that he could go into the dungeon to explore the information later.

Similarly, Reens would not go directly into the task location of Ben.

After all, the risk is unknown, so let him in the dungeon explore this bottom.

Entering the outer city through the inner city gate again, unlike last night, there were already a lot of people in the morning.

Reens could feel that many people looked at him with envy and fear.

As his figure passed by, those people naturally made way for him and were unwilling to have any contact with him.

Reens understood the reason for this situation... they were just avoiding danger.

Although they didn't know who Reens was, anyone who could enter and exit the inner city was not someone that ordinary people like them could afford to offend.

Avoiding was the most direct way they could do.

Half a year ago, Liens was also like this.

An ordinary person who contacts the "nobles" from the inner city may get greater wealth, but he will also take huge risks.

The most direct and most likely risk is being maimed or killed by the guards.

The risk of unknown wealth and death, unless you are particularly brave, will basically subconsciously choose to avoid those "nobles".

However, this kind of crowd avoidance only occurs on the road near the inner city gate.

After this, people come and go, basically

No one noticed that Reens came out of the inner city.

Unless he deliberately publicized his identity, his simple black clothes would be no different from ordinary people.

In other words, the long sword he carried would make people think he was an adventurer.

After all, he had been in the outer city for a year. Although he was not familiar with every place, Reens was relatively clear about the general street streets and corresponding landmark buildings.

According to the plan, Reens first came to the vicinity of the church.

It was a plain white here, and both the streets and the ground were very clean and tidy.

Compared with other streets in the outer city, this place was more like it should appear in the inner city, not the outer city.

However, the scattered homeless people lying on the ground reminded Reens that this was the outer city.

The master of the inner city was kind-hearted, but he could not see homeless people appearing in front of him.

The church allowed homeless people to lie here, but the number could not be too large, and garbage could not be thrown here.

Before, Reens also lay here, after all, it was very clean here, unlike other streets and alleys full of odors.

And it is close to the church, so when it comes time to receive relief meals, you can get a good spot in the first place.

Unfortunately, the competition here is fierce, and Reens was eventually squeezed out by the local homeless group.

Reens looked up at the towering Western-style church in front of him. Its main body is white, but it is not the kind of pale white, but a very bright white.

From a distance, it is like a soft white light, soothing the hearts of everyone passing by here.

In addition, there is a huge clock connected to the church, which is faithfully reporting the time to every passerby.

Reens looked at it and it was already past eight in the morning.

After stepping on the church, Reens turned around and left this beautiful place and rushed to the next location.

Next is Willy Avenue, Ben's mission location last night.

Reens plans to carry out the mission he just accepted in the end to avoid unexpected situations, and there is no time to "check the spot" again.

Like the church, Reens just walked around Willy Avenue.

He casually passed by the place mentioned by Ben, and finally left after seeing that there was no change in the orphanage.

During the process, Reens also encountered a thief.

Unfortunately, his pockets were cleaner than his face, and he had nothing on him except a wooden sign, which obviously could not satisfy the thief's needs.

In order to avoid causing more trouble, Reens finally just beat him up, warned him, and let him go.

He told him not to pick on poor people next time he took action.