Hearing Vice President Gil's words, Mirai was somewhat shocked. "Taking missions? Credibility?"
"Yes. These missions are all commissioned by clients. While completing them, you can not only earn commission rewards, but also raise your credibility within the Mage Guild."
"Credibility..." I already had some understanding of how the Mage Guild operated, but this was the first time I had heard of credibility.
"Hehe, after the Mage Guild accepts a client's commission, it evaluates the matter and marks the Points awarded for completing the mission. Those credit points are credibility."
I see. Then this credibility must have some sort of purpose. Mirai understood that it was the Mage Guild's performance metric.
"Very perceptive! These credit points can be exchanged for the Mage Guild's secret treasures!"
At that, Vice President Gil deliberately paused. Looking into Mirai's eyes, he continued, "For example, magic scrolls containing intermediate-level or higher spells; arcane insights left behind by mage ancestors; alchemist arcane staves..."
Sure enough, Mirai's eyes lit up like those of a newly promoted mage. Upon hearing Gil list those things, his eyes gleamed with humanity's innate greed.
However, Gil noticed that only Toon's right eye held that feverish expression, while his left eye remained cold.
Not that eye... Gil was slightly surprised, and he could not help feeling a little regret for Hugh.
"Mm, mm, and there's more, there's more!" Mirai seemed to still be immersed in the secret treasures Vice President Gil had just mentioned, the ones that could be exchanged for credit points.
There was indeed much more, but right now, new mage, your credit score is only zero!
Mirai could be said to have had enough of Vice President Gil by now, especially after hearing about those intermediate magic scrolls. That was what Mirai wanted most; otherwise, he would forever be limited