The Quest Rewards Are Real

Yes, well…”

“As expected! I thought it would be possible given your high intelligence.”

Suddenly, I noticed that the chief had something to ask of him as he was discussing calculations.

“I have to make a list of products to deliver to the lord and the competent administration this year, but I’m having a hard time because of the large amount. If you don’t mind, why don’t you help? I’ll make sure you don’t feel sorry for your reward.”

And in the ensuing situation, I narrowed my brows.

[Quest Occurred]

Rating: F

Content: Create a list of genuine products

Compensation: Lower Compensation Card, 5 Silver

Second quest.

I thought it was simple because it was a request, but I didn’t know that a quest would pop up again.

Did this happen to have a time limit or a daily quota?

“There’s a market in town, don’t you think everyone who runs a store knows how to count?”

“Yes, but they only know how to add and subtract. They can’t do advanced methods like multiplication and division. The distribution of authentic goods is 70% for permanent residence and 30% for the competent administrative office.”

The grand description of multiplication division as a high-quality method showed the level of education here.

Continuing, the chief asked.

“Is this a difficult request?”

Only then could I realise why the chief reacted favorably after my identification.

There is no unprovoked favor in the world.

He acted kindly because he had something to ask of me.

“Oh, no. I’ll do it. I’ll do it.”

For the first time, this quest reward was classified as a lower level, and I wondered how it would differ from the lowest level.

The lowest-level reward card was 10,000 won, so is this about 30,000 won?

No, there is a possibility of getting something that is not common sense, as it was said at first that items and capabilities based on supply can be obtained.

Looking forward to the compensation, it seems that I have begun to get used to this phenomenon in two days.

“Oh, thank you!”

[Quest accepted]

Maybe it’s because it’s a quest through people, it has a possibility to be rejected.

But the trap is that if I were to refuse, I can’t predict what the consequences will be.

“The wizard, who was living originally in this village, helped me, but currently he went on a trip. Even if I tried to hire a private administrator, it was difficult because the cost was too high.”

The bottom line is that they wanted to take advantage of the benefits of being my lifesaver.

Doing multiplication in this world won’t hurt my livelihood.

I asked with a forced smile.

“Can I get to work right away?”

“Now, wouldn’t it be better to take a day off?”

“That’s fine. It’s not like I have anything better to do.”

“That’s a very reassuring word.”

The chief then disappeared, leaving a word to wait, and about 10 minutes later brought charcoal and a thin wooden board.

There was a list of items for them to deliver.

-mill 20 kg, 335 copper

[Total capacity: / Permanent residence: / Administrative Office: ]

-Barley 20 kg, 127 copper

[Total capacity: / Permanent residence: / Administrative Office: ]

From grains to herbs to leather, about 30 items were written with this feeling, which was much easier for me than catching rabbits.

A matter of elementary school level.

Nevertheless, the quest rating is higher, so it’s easy to treat people like idiots.

And shouldn’t the village chief know how to do this?

It seems that he did not become a chief because of his intellectual ability.

“If you fill in the blanks, I’ll transfer them to parchment paper later. And as I said earlier, the ratio of permanent residence to administration is 7:3.”

He thought it would be necessary to calculate, so he brought a lot of extra wooden boards, but the calculation alone was enough.
Less than five minutes later, I filled in all the blanks and the chief stood motionless and blinked like a fool.

“What is this?”

“I’m done calculating.”

“When did you calculate? It looks like you filled in the blanks right away to me.”

“This much can be calculated with head.”

Numbers, letters, and units were all the same as those used in Korea, so there was no problem.

I was forced to add explanations, including formulas, as I saw the chief’s impression getting stronger.

It was only then that he started to believe me, and I didn’t understand right away, but it was enough to feel that it wasn’t just solved.

“If you put the parchment on the administration office first, it will determine whether it is right or wrong, so I will take your word for it.”

Can there be anything wrong?

We’ve already reviewed it one more time.

As I nodded nonchalantly, he took five silver coins out of his pocket and handed them over.

“That’s the conservative I promised.”

I don’t know how much a silver was worth, but I was so grateful for being broke that I laughed and received silver.

[Quest completed successfully]

[You earned 5 silver coins as a reward]

[Quest completed using wisdom]
[Intelligence increased by 1.]

“But if the list goes wrong, I have no choice but to report you.”

“Okay, sir.”

“The man who I asked to make a bluff, I have no choice but to do something shameful.”

From his point of view, it would be a bluff.

“Then take a rest. I’ll go back.”

The chief tapped me on the shoulder as if not to be offended.

After he left the room, I lay on a straw bed.

And I looked at the silver I received from the chief.

It’s a pretty smooth silver.

Metallurgy technology seems to be quite good for medieval backgrounds.

“Isn’t it about the time that I woke up?”

I’ve completed the second quest today.

The chief’s request doesn’t feel like just happened and today didn’t take much time compared to yesterday.

However, all I could think of was fatigue and pain, which is nothing short of reality.

I looked at the ceiling of the inn and complained about something that caused this situation, and whether it worked or achieved my goal, something different happened in my world.

-Pod!

Darkness enveloped me the same as when I enter this dream.

When I opened my eyes after a while, the familiar the ceiling welcomed me.