Mira had just registered a job for Macao when she heard the Master explain what had happened. "So, taking advantage of Rhode's financial difficulties, you talked him into taking a job?"
"Don't make it sound like I'm driving him out. Still, that's more or less what happened," Makarov said. "Help him pick something suitable."
Mira looked at Rhode. "What kind of job would Rhode like to try?"
"Something preferably very safe, involving a trip that isn't too far away, won't take too long, and pays reasonably well..."
Rhode stopped there. "Hmm, is that asking too much?"
"So you do know!" Makarov sighed and nimbly hopped down from the counter. "Fine, decide for yourselves."
Rhode was like a fresh graduate looking for his first job interview.
What the Master saw as an ordinary job that was simply there, Rhode nervously felt he knew nothing about—what exactly the work involved, what he would have to do, and what if he failed at it.
"You don't really need to take the Master's words too seriously." Mira had no intention of persuading Rhode to take a job. In her opinion, there was nothing wrong with him training for a while longer.
"Everyone in the guild is free to choose. Even someone like Nab, the Master would never force him to go out."
"I just don't want to become like that, and I can't keep living off borrowed money," Rhode said.
"Please help me pick something within my capabilities. If I prepare more thoroughly, I should be fine."
"Okay~" Mira saw Rhode training every day, so she knew his strength well.
Still, for a first job, it would be best for him to get familiar with the process and gain a little experience. Hmm... she could look after the newcomer a little.
Mira pulled out