When Qing Ning asked him that, Fang Ran nearly failed to keep a straight face. He could not help wondering whether she had watched too many movies, or whether she had actually been there at the time.
"Oh, is that so?"
Hearing his answer, she failed to get the development she had imagined and looked rather disappointed.
But then Qing Ning's voice brightened again as she eagerly asked:
"Then how did you take commissions over there, Fang Ran? Could you just accept them directly? Weren't there any requirements or restrictions?"
Hearing her ask about that, Su Qun, Magician, Uncle, and the others all looked toward Fang Ran. None of them knew much about the exact process either.
Fang Ran had never actually taken a commission from a tavern, but out of curiosity, he had unexpectedly asked Serica about it before.
Putting on the confident expression of an old hand, Fang Ran gave a smug little hum.
"As for that, first of all, taverns have something like a 'Task Board.' It has everything from huge bounties and wanted notices aimed at all of North America to all kinds of jobs within each region's own territory."
"Basically, nearly every commission gets posted there."
Recalling the huge virtual screen he had glimpsed at the tavern, covered in commissions posted in English, Fang Ran explained the process Serica had told him about.
"The requirements are usually listed in the commission details. If there's a job you want to take, you go find someone from the tavern."
"The tavern first reviews whether your strength and abilities meet the requirements, then introduces you to the client. You negotiate with the client, and once you reach an agreement, you notify the tavern that the commission has been accepted."
"If the client wants to keep their identity secret