Adventurer's Guild
As always, the green flag bore an intertwined sword and shield with a staff, and as always, the building itself was enormous.
"Whoa! This is even bigger than the one in Hill City, isn't it? It's so magnificent..."
Moss stood before the guild's entrance, craning her neck to look up as she exclaimed in amazement.
Once she entered through the doors, the layout of the hall also made her eyes light up.
Moss's first impression of Asiala's Adventurer's Guild was that it was "quiet."
Of course, that didn't mean there wasn't any sound at all. It was more the kind of quiet that came from everything being orderly.
Unlike the guild in Hill City, this guild's hall didn't also serve as a tavern.
There were no drunken people shouting and making a racket, no air thick with the smell of alcohol and sweat, and no long lines stretching out before the counters.
There were only people coming and going, along with the guild staff constantly busy behind the counters.
It was not long before Moss noticed the different signs posted above those counters.
Commission Counter: This was where non-guild members could post commissions.
Trading Counter: This was where the Adventurer's Guild traded Monster Materials with adventurers and merchants.
Adventurer Counter: This was where adventurers handled their affairs, including applying for adventurer identification, accepting and completing commissions, registering Adventuring Parties, and so on.
Moss had come here to apply for permission to use the library, which also had to be handled at the Adventurer Counter.
Of course, Moss had seen all this in that Adventurer Occupation Guide. This was her first time seeing it in reality, though.
"As expected of a major city. It really is different from a border city like Hill City."
Moss's eyes were filled with