Making Magic: The Sweet Life of a Witch Who Knows an Infinite MP Loophole Volume 5 [Parts 1 to 4] by Aloha Zachou

Author:Aloha Zachou
Language: eng
Format: epub

Chapter 7: Setting Off to the Capital of Lawbyle

After collecting our reward for subjugating the kraken, Teto and I resumed our slow-paced life in the coastal town, taking care of the unpopular quests at the guild and occasionally going to visit Beretta and the others in the Wasteland. But one day, as we headed to the guild to take on some new quests, Dogle summoned us.

“Sorry for calling you in all of a sudden,” he said.

“It’s fine. Did something happen?” I inquired.

“Is there another monster you want us to beat up?” Teto asked next.

I was a little anxious. Guildmasters didn’t usually summon A-rank parties for no reason—something big must’ve happened. Or so I thought.

“Ever since you two came to our town, the amount of uncleared quests has decreased drastically,” Dogle said, a small smile on his face.

“I’m glad to hear that.”

“Teto and Lady Witch are having lots of fun clearing the quests!”

A-rank quests were incredibly rare. We got one about once a month if we were lucky. This meant that we had no choice but to take on lower-ranked quests. Since Teto and I had more than enough money, we left the good quests to the other adventurers and only took on the unpopular quests that offered average or below rewards.

Whenever a quest’s reward was too far below market value, the guild would launch an investigation to determine the reason behind it. It was frustrating when clients with enough money lowballed the rewards, as it could lead to a decrease in the market value of quest rewards. This put adventurers and the guild in a tough spot, making it hard for some folks to make ends meet.

To avoid such issues, the guild carefully checked each request beforehand, and if the pay was not fair, they rejected it. However, there were times when clients genuinely needed help but couldn’t offer much, or the quest could turn into something bigger later if not handled promptly. In such cases, the guild accepted the quests despite the reward being below average. Most adventurers understandably refused to take on these quests, and so Teto and I had made it our mission to tackle them whenever we visited a new town.

“You’ve taken care of most of the quests that could potentially become threats to us later on, and you’ve even rid us of the kraken. We’re very grateful for everything you’ve done,” Dogle said and started lowering his head.

I hurriedly stopped him. “Please, there’s no need to bow to us.”

“Teto and Lady Witch only did what they could to help!”

Dogle raised his head, seeming a little embarrassed but smiling nonetheless.

The longer a quest stayed on standby without getting cleared, the stronger the threat grew, which meant the client had no choice but to make the reward more enticing. Unfortunately, by the time it got interesting enough that some adventurers might be willing to take it on, the situation had often escalated to the point where significant damage had already been done. And so, to prevent that,

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