I have a mission log

In the morning, the slums outside Thousand Mast City.

"Only two silver coins."

Colin looked at a few small metal pieces bouncing on the table and said to himself: "There are still eight silver coins left before the rent."

Thinking that he might be evicted from the house in the future and end up living on the street, he couldn't help but feel upset after only three days of time travel.

After thinking for a while.

Kelin stretched out and opened the door.

In the distance is the snow-white city wall more than 20 meters high, and even further away is the castle with flying flags and the magic tower towering into the clouds and engraved with magic runes.

In this fantasy world where magic exists, this scene is not out of place.

The days of working as a social animal in a big city a few days ago seemed like they happened a lifetime ago...

Before Colin could finish sighing, the sea breeze carried the smell of blood from the butcher's shop and the stench from the cobbler's house.

He looked at the nearby scenery.

The slums are full of shabby wooden houses made of wooden boards, and the corners of the streets are full of trembling refugees and beggars.

Colin sighed, closed the door and sat on the small bed behind him.

Yes, he could reach the door while standing beside the bed.

This small room located in the attic is only four square meters in size. There is no furniture in the room except a bed covered with straw and a set of tables and chairs.

Compared with the gorgeous scene in the distance, all this seems like a joke.

But for a worker who worked hard in a big city in his previous life, this is actually nothing. The house Colin rented in his previous life was similar to this.

Traveling through time can only be said to be like going home.

Even the feeling of wanting to tear a piece of money into two is so familiar...

Now is not the time to be in a daze, let’s think about how to make money first.

Colin shook his head to clear away other thoughts.

He recalled the memories he had compiled over the past two days.

The original owner of this body was a low-level adventurer.

The work he does is basically unpaid chores such as helping to check the goods at the dock.

Although I have never encountered monsters, the money I earn is barely enough to live on.

Besides, a month before Colin crossed over, many refugees from the north came to the slums, and all the capable jobs were taken away.

At least the original person has not received any commission for nearly half a month, and no one even wants to work as a coolie at the dock.

In this case, prices have risen with the influx of refugees.

The entire city seems to be trying to absorb the excess population, giving no way for the poor to survive at all.

No matter how you look at it, traveling to this situation is a desperate thing.

Fortunately, Colin has not fallen into a situation where he can only wait for death, at least there is a glimmer of hope.

He took out a folded piece of paper from his pocket.

This is a commission I got yesterday through good luck.

The paper said: "Commission: Send the carriage to Yinsong Village. Reward: Four silver coins per person, take care of the spoils by yourself."

At the same time, as the attention focused, several more characters appeared in the eyes.

A panel that only he could see suddenly appeared on the paper. The panel itself looked like an open notebook.

This is the mysterious book "Commissioned Log" that traveled through time with him and only existed in his mind.

[Commission: *** the carriage]

[Rating: Not started]

[Reward: Not calculated]

[Note: Rating is based on the process of executing the commission, the higher the rating, the better the reward]

These characters somewhat relieved Colin's anxiety.

He didn't know how many times he had seen this panel in the past two days. After all, this was the only chance to climb out of the slums and the only hope to earn enough for this month's rent.

Based on the original memory.

In addition to magic, there are also many monsters and adventurers who handle commissions in this world. Of course, adventurer professions such as warriors, mages, and priests that are common in the game also exist.

If you can really become a real adventurer, you can’t continue to live in a slum and worry about rent, right?

Colin sighed, he did not want to spend his whole life struggling for food and accommodation.

If you insist on saying that you have any hope after traveling through time...

Actually, it is similar to what I thought in my previous life. To find a decent job, it is best to buy a house in the city and live peacefully. Only in this way can I truly settle down in this other world.

But for now, I have to get the four silver coins commissioned, and then find some work to earn the other four silver coins...

Bang bang bang!

Suddenly, there was a banging sound on the door, followed by a loud roar.

"Colin! Are you awake? Colin!"

"Keith, stop knocking." Colin said as he opened the door.

Standing in the corridor outside the door was a burly man taller than the door frame. He was more than two meters tall, with yellowish hair tied into a ponytail. His face under the hair was indescribably long, and his body with khaki skin was unbelievably strong.

Obviously, this is a half-orc.

Colin has seen this image in countless movies and animations in his previous life. At the same time, this is also his original good brother and his current only teammate.

"Let's go, the carriage is about to leave. This job is hard to find. We haven't found a job in a month." Case said while handing over a so-called dagger that was large enough for human hands to use. "I'll lend you my dagger."

"Okay." Colin quickly packed up his things and followed the other person out of the room.

After walking for a while.

Keith, who was walking in front, said, "Please take an extra silver coin this time."

"Are you kidding?"

"Without your guarantee, we wouldn't be able to rent a house until now." Case said, "Besides, this is your first time taking on this kind of job, right? As a true adventurer, we should really take more care of you, a little shrimp."