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Arriving at the guild, I'm looking for the receptionist.

"Excuse me, where's the receptionist?"

"Emm? Oh nii-chan, you're looking for the receptionist?"

Uwah, a huge man with tattoo on his face and hands answered my question, even though I didn't ask him.

Who wants to be your onii-san!?

Calm down, let's try not to provoke him.

"Ah, excuse me, yes, I'm looking for the receptionist."

"From here, just walk straight and turn right, you will find the receptionist there."

"Ah, thank you."

"Tch, no problem."

What a troublesome man.

Alright, let's just move.

Moving from there and following his direction, I found the receptionist.

I found a gorgeous woman. She has a dignity aura around her. She has that onee-san's attribute. She looks like a human, or rather, she's a human.

She has brown-blond hair, her hair is rather wavy, her hair length is about her shoulder, and she’s busty.

Could she be, a D-cup?

"Can I help you?"

She noticed me staring at her, she asked me a question.

"Excuse me, how can I register as an adventurer?"

"Oh welcome, my name is Sheri, may I know your name first?"

"Oh sorry, my name is Fumiichi Naokawa."

"What should I call you?"

"Nao is just fine."

"Well then Nao-san, do you want to register as an adventurer?"

"Ah yes."

"Come with me for a moment."

She left her desk. She walks in front of me, and then stopped before a room.

She knocked on the door.

"Guild master, it's me, Sheri."

"Umu."

She opened the door, and inside the room, there's someone sitting while looking at some documents.

"Guild master, there's an adventurer application."

Putting her document on the table, she looked at me.

"You may leave Sheri, I'll handle the rest."

"Yes."

She left the room and closed the door.

"Hello, I'm Luca, the guild master here."

She looks like an elf, she doesn't have that onee-san's aura that Sheri-san has.

She has a short brown hair, looking tomboyish.

She has modest chest, not too big, not too small, just perfect.

She looks young, maybe the same age as me.

"Ah hello, I'm Fumiichi Naokawa, you can just call me Nao."

"Then Nao, why do you want to be an adventurer?"

She started with a hard question.

The reason? I don't really have a reason, rather than being just a villager, becoming an adventurer would be better since this is the second life for me.

What to say? I just can't say that I'm from another world and being resurrected here.

Let's just answer with the most common answer.

"I want to travel around the world."

She's not responding my answer. She looked at me with wondering eyes.

"Traveling? Why not become a merchant? You can travel anywhere you like while making money."

"I'm not cut for doing business, so adventurer would suit me better."

"You're too young to die as an adventurer."

"Pardon me?"

Her voice is too quiet, I can't hear her.

"N... nothing!"

I wonder why she's angry.

"Let's just finish your registration."

She stood from her chair, taking a paper from the shelf, and gave the paper to me.

"You fill this form, and I'll give you the final test."

Final test? does becoming an adventurer require this kind of hassle thing to do?

"We need to check whether you're fit to become an adventurer or not, we can't let anybody become an adventurer and die in the middle of a quest."

I see now, that's why a test is needed.

Looking at the paper in my hand, I can't even understand a single word.

"Umm, I'm sorry, but I can't read this."

"Wha..!?"

"I'm from a faraway country, so I don't familiar with this writing."

She opened her mouth, surprised, but then she regained her composure.

"Let me help you."

She asked me lots of question, and finally the last question.

"Your job?"

I never thought about it, what is my job?

When looking at the pocket-book, my job is written as custom, but there's no way I would say that to her.

What should I say to her? Should I choose a warrior or even a defender?

"Come on, tell me your job."

I don't want to bring a shield anywhere and everywhere, let's just settle with warrior.

"Warrior."

"Warrior it is, a very common job."

Well, I can't say that my job is custom, can I?

"All the application form is done, the rest is the final test, come follow me."

Moving from one place to another, what a really troublesome procedure.

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