His words really aroused everyone's curiosity.

Isn't there a prefix missing? What's the difference? It's not all about money.

"Bounty hunting can only be said to be one of its branches. Of course, there is no denying that there are quite a few such hunters."

"Others that are relatively well-known include gourmet hunters, contract hunters and rare animal hunters. You can probably tell what they do by their names, right? But I think these have become more of a self-identity now."

"After all, in addition to these recently, there have been some hidden object hunters, gem hunters, and even blacklist hunters. In short, there are all kinds of them."

"It seems very novel? Why is there such a change?" Noson couldn't help but ask.

"Of course you don't know this when you come here. All of this is thanks to the largest official organization in Beihai today - the hunter's guild."

"Hunter's Guild? Is it an underground trading place like that? Wait, did you just say official?"

"Recognized by the public...an organization exclusively for hunters!?"

"That's right! And it's not just ordinary people, but also the joint recognition of various kingdoms and many chambers of commerce in this area! So everyone knows that this is really an unprecedented feat."

As this guy talked, he felt a little proud for no reason.

"Does this mean that this organization has gathered all the bounty hunters here? Impossible, this is too dangerous. Those guys rarely follow any rules. If one is not careful, they will cause chaos."

Northam couldn't help but shook his head.

"Noson, since they can do this, it goes without saying that their strength must be strong enough to crush this group of people so that they can abide by the rules they should abide by." Torre said calmly.

road.

"Please continue to tell us the information about this organization."

"My little benefactor is serious. In fact, these are not big things. Anyone in our small town can tell them something."

"Hoo ho!? Where's the Hunter Guild? I really want to hear something interesting."

At this time, a green-haired man who looked like a gangster also came over.

"If I'm not wrong, this organization must be assigning tasks to these hunters, and then it can collect quite huge commissions from them!"

"Humph, nonsense! Aren't other underground exchanges following this pattern?" Noson said speechlessly.

"Tch, uncle, you know nothing! Can the number of people be the same?! Can the amount be the same!? The key is the background after this!"

He retorted with disdain.

"Uh, who is this brother?"

"Ignore this seaweed head and continue."

"Oh, as several benefactors said, the basic model of the Hunter Guild is indeed this similar task platform. The client submits a task application to the guild or its affiliated organization, and the guild will classify it and then publish it

Go to the bulletin board in the appropriate area or in the hands of the hunter himself."

"Each commissioned task will be marked with a corresponding level based on its estimated difficulty. The levels are from bottom to top, from E-level to A-level, and the highest S-level."

"The tasks entrusted can be said to be all kinds of weird, ranging from killing a big pirate, getting back a stolen treasure, to helping a noble find a pet, to working as a temporary worker when the village is busy, so the scope of the entrustment can be said to be quite large.
Chapter completed!