"But speaking of adventures—we crossed the basin together, passed through the hills, and reached the canyon. It might have been a short journey, but plenty happened along the way. Doesn't that count as an adventure?"
Looking at [Great Adventure] on the wish list, Tang Qi wanted to put a check beside it.
"No! That's not how adventures work! We should start by accepting a quest, then work hard to fill up the quest progress bar. Along the way, we occasionally wipe out a few goblins blocking the road, then discover a hidden conspiracy in some clue. Finally, we find the twist and the truth in a dungeon, defeat the mastermind, and unlock a special story ending! I refuse to accept an adventure like this!"
Butcher shook his head desperately, shouting out the great adventure he envisioned.
"Is there something wrong with this guy's head?" Shivana muttered a curse.
Once upon a time, she had thought the green skins under her command were the most intellectually challenged creatures she had ever seen.
"Strictly speaking, he was born less than two months ago. Being this intellectually challenged is understandable."
Tang Qi wiped away some sweat himself and looked at Butcher. "Does it have to follow that exact course?"
"That's what the adventurers said."
Butcher nodded.
Really, he just wanted to experience an adventurer's life. What they had experienced in the Wasteland certainly counted as an adventure, and was even more exciting than the adventures those people described—
But it felt like walking straight into a brothel and going all the way with the women.
As for the basics, like getting acquainted, going on dates, and developing feelings, he knew nothing about them.
A sheep's adventurous life without those foundations was an imperfect sheep's life!
"Then let me summarize the keywords: [Adventurer Guild],