His current mood did not allow him to enjoy a pleasant dinner.
Thinking about how his next mission required him to kill five Kage Level experts made Mirai feel as though his head were about to explode.
He immediately went home to ask the system about the mission—why had the difficulty jumped so drastically?
After all, among the first few missions, the hardest had only been killing elites. Yet this mission involved Kage Level experts. Although, judging by the mission sequence, it was indeed time to kill Kage Level experts.
But he had to kill five at once! Were Kage Level experts cabbages, scattered everywhere for him to slaughter at will?!
After returning home, Mirai impatiently asked the system, "System, why is this mission so difficult? Also, the title seems different. A mid-term assessment mission... does that mean I've already completed half my missions, and then I'll have to take some kind of test?"
"The host may understand it that way. The host only needs to complete the missions assigned by me in the future. There is no need to know why."
The system still answered coldly. To Mirai's disappointment, the system said to him for the first time, "Because this mission's reward is a 'Lucky Draw.' There will be no reward points, and the punishment mechanism will change. The host will lose one main mission."
The system's answer left Mirai somewhat confused. What did it mean to lose one main mission?
The system seemed to know what Mirai was about to ask, and its voice rang out again.
Losing one main mission meant skipping a mission and losing the chance to obtain reward points.
A chill ran through Mirai's heart. This punishment did not seem like much; there was no immediate sense of terror to it.
However, once he