Before Setting Out

Having finally realized the situation, the receptionist gave Huo Hai an apologetic look. After confirming again and again that Huo Hai truly intended to complete these missions, she could only helplessly register them for him.

She really could not understand where this fellow got such enormous confidence. Others could not see it, but as the receptionist, she could clearly tell from Huo Hai's card that he was a freshman who had only joined this year. A freshman like him definitely could not have extensive connections. Claiming that he had a powerful organization working with him to complete the missions simply did not add up.

Fortunately, most of the dangerous missions Huo Hai had accepted were long-term missions. Such missions did not need to be registered and bound to the card. Even if they could not be completed, Academy Contribution would not be deducted.

The receptionist was quite skilled at her work and quickly finished registering everything for Huo Hai. Taking back his card, Huo Hai lowered his hat to hide his face and hurried outside. He had no intention of becoming a monkey for everyone to gawk at.

"Haha, that kid actually accepted them. Seriously, I thought he wouldn't dare. Who knew he cared so much about saving face? None of us can even see what he looks like. Is there really any need for this?" A voice rose from the crowd.

The skinny man from before said disdainfully, "Hmph, accepting them does not mean he has to complete them. Once he realizes how dangerous the missions are, he'll naturally give up. Do you think everyone is stupid enough to risk their lives just to save face?" The skinny man sneered inwardly. He had seen plenty of people like that—accepting missions for the sake of face, then canceling them afterward.