"Th-This is allowed?"
"Of course it is, but..."
At that, the receptionist looked troubledly at Priestess.
"But if you do this, it will be entered into your record. As things stand, the reason you're taking this commission is because of this Knight, and he's the main fighting force, right? Although you don't intend to conceal what happened, if it gets recorded, I think your future promotion reviews will become very difficult."
"Th-This..."
Hearing that, Priestess's expression changed slightly. Indeed, if two adventurers acted together as a party, that was one thing. It was only natural for veterans to guide newcomers. But Fang Zheng clearly had no intention of officially becoming an adventurer, yet he would be the one doing almost everything. That meant Priestess herself would effectively contribute nothing to the commission.
As the saying went, once there was a first time, there would be a second. If Priestess really accepted this commission for Fang Zheng, then people might later suspect that she had not acted in any of her other commissions or quests either, and that the man by her side had solved them instead.
In that case, Priestess herself would have no achievements to her name, so naturally she would never be able to advance.
"What a hassle."
Fang Zheng frowned at that answer.
"Forget it, then. I know where it is anyway. I'll just go there and deal with it, then come back and report to you. That'll work, right?"
"But then it wouldn't count as accepting the commission, so you wouldn't receive any payment..."
"I'm not short on money. What's wrong with doing some unpaid work?"
"Sir Knight, you're really making this difficult for us..."
The receptionist gave a bitter smile. Fang Zheng made it sound easy, but those were the Adventurer's Guild's rules. If people