"W-We greet the division leader!" Bernie and Orpha eximed as they rushed towards Shye.


    They were simply too happy.


    However, recalling that he might only be returning to surrender his license, the nervous expressions on the faces of the two returned.


    "Hmm? Bernie, Orpha, why do you look so distressed? Ahh…is this about my special quest?"


    "Y-Yes, so…division leader, did yo–"


    "Hahahaha! I''m the mighty division leader of the shy Ravens Rising, aren''t I? Of course, I seeded!"


    Hearing Shye''s words, his two subordinates almost wanted to jump up in utter delight.


    They''ve known Shye for only a short time, however, they knew that he was not someone who spoke empty words.@@novelbin@@


    [Congrattions! You''ve earned 2,500 points!]


    ''Hmm? Didn''t I already say that I seeded? Why did I earn so little?'' Shye pondered as he looked around, finally realizing why his point earnings were meager. ''Hoh, so most of them believe I''m merely talking crap, huh? Fine.''


    "Return to the division lounge and tell them that I''m back and that we''ll have a meetingter."


    "Y-Yes, division leader!"


    After watching his subordinates walk away for a few seconds, Shye subtly nced at the lobby, a shadow of a smile emerging on the corners of his mouth.


    Naturally, as he started to walk towards the rewards desk, lots of his guildmates subtly followed to eavesdrop.


    If the guild headquarters weren''t so ridiculously tall and vast, it would be way too obvious that many people were interested in the oue of his attempt at the special quest.


    It was understandable, though.


    After all, not a single youngster had seeded inpleting the special quest, and it would be history in the making not only for their guild but for the entire region if Shye was indeed the first one to have done so.


    Many confident youngsters, mostly from Valenzia''s top ten guilds, have attempted to challenge the Abomination Lord Dungeon.


    However, all of them either perished or saw their adventuring careerse to an end.


    Thus, it was simply a bit hard for the adventurers of a mere sixteenth-ranked guild to believe that the one who would make history was a rookie from their guild.


    Even the rewards receptionist Shye was approaching felt a bit nervous despite being a veteran of seven years at her job.


    This was her first time being approached for the regional special questpletion, after all, and due to nervousness, she made a mistake and spoke first.


    "H-Hello, Sir Crowley, are you here for the special quest c-cpletion?"


    "Ah…yes, Receptionist…Aria, if I''m not mistaken?"


    "A-Ahh! Yes, I apologize for not introducing myself. T-Then, may I please see the special questpletion badge?"


    By this time, gulps sounded all over the headquarters as everyone''s anxious ears and eyes tuned in to the rewards desk.


    Even a few adamantite-ranked adventurers nced down from their designated floors to see if Shye could turn in a special questpletion badge or if he was merely putting on a show and would end up surrendering his adventurer license for revocation while whispering about his actual failure to the rewards receptionist.


    Some scout-ss adventurers even activated skills that would enhance their hearing multiple times to ensure that Shye wouldn''t be able to cheat his way out of a humiliating situation.


    ''Heh, watch and listen all you want!''


    "Here, Receptionist Aria," Shye said as he retrieved the special questpletion badge handed to him by the guard chief.


    [Congrattions! You''ve earned 5,600 points!]


    ''Hmm? There are still people who aren''t convinced? Maybe they''re doubting the authenticity of my badge?'' Shye consoled himself, as he waited for Aria, whose hands were slightly shaky, to confirm for him.


    This was her first time processing a special questpletion badge, and she didn''t want to lose her job by rewarding Shye with 10,000 guild contribution points and 10,000 gold coins from the guild treasury for a fake badge.


    After all, although the 10,000 guild contribution points weren''t an issue, she couldn''t pay off 10,000 gold coins even if she worked for the guild her entire life.


    Therefore, she was meticulous in checking the key details of the badge using a photo provided by the guild.


    A few minutester, she took a deep breath, shifting her attention to Shye shortly after.


    "Congrattions onpleting the special quest, Sir Crowley! Ten thousand guild contribution points have been credited to your adventurer ount and division. Additionally, here is your reward of ten thousand gold coins. As for the WAA''s official statement, we will inform you in two weeks once it arrives. Again, thank you for your efforts and contribution to the guild! Have a nice day."


    Hearing Aria''s words, the guildsmen were stunned for a few moments before erupting into a hugemotion.


    [Congrattions! You''ve earned 12,893 points!]


    "H-Holy shit, he actually did it?"


    "D-Damn, we just witnessed history right there!"


    "A-Are we actually in the presence of a future hero of the region?"


    As a result, more and more people were tempted to join Shye''s division.


    Unfortunately for them, over the past month, word spread about the redeemable rewards offered by Shye''s division.


    As a result, although most applicants were rejected for having impure motives, they still reached the one-hundred-member limit and could not ept more members until the division upgraded to a two-star division.


    Still, most of them vowed to queue up and apply as soon as his division began recruiting again.


    Shye''s achievements and future were simply too promising for them to ignore.


    Meanwhile, the satisfied division leader was already on his way to his division''s lounge—the only ce in this highlypetitive city where he felt oddly at home.


    ''Sigh…I hope Shirley and the others arrive soon…''


    He wanted to reunite with his girlfriend and his Colzen buddies as soon as possible.


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    However, he also understood that although they were all talented—way more than him if he didn''t have the system, it would take time for them to grow.


    For now, his focus was on developing the division into a safe yet effective environment where his little sister, lover, and friends could reach their peak potential as quickly as possible.


    Who knows? Maybe he could ask them for help with his personal problems in the future.