Wars of the Infinite World, Episode 2: Campione dell'Umanità

Job Title: Wars of the Infinite World, Episode 2: Campione dell'Umanità
Rank: B-Rank Series
Player Requirements: 2 C-Rank Mages, or 1 B-Rank. Max of 3 Mages.
Job Requirements: 7500 Words, and slaying the God of your choice.
Job Location: Capital Crocus
Job Description:
Each character must kill a god. (Each player must kill a separate god.) I know this means very little to you, but becoming a god is not so simple in other realms. You find this out when you get pulled into an alternate version of Hargeon, where there's no magic beyond your own, which in itself is fleeting, as you get NO mana regeneration at all throughout this mission, including ones from your magic. However, when you kill a god, which you really only need to kill one each, you get the entirety of your magic back, unless you reached underneath 50%, to which your magic shall return to that 50% barrier. You must fight each God Solo.
Enemies:
Only Boss Enemies.
Boss:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Avalokiteśvara~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Bodhisattva of Compassion, this god/goddess is a massive Idol, has skin of glowing gold, and standing around 250ft high. They will not directly attack you, even after you attack them, but they have 10x B-Rank health, can block any and all D-Rank attacks and magic, and have the ability to block C-Rank spells at some difficulty. After killing them, they will hand you a lotus, with a large, glowing beam of cyan light that rises up, which gives the reward to the person who killed them. (Aesthetics are yours to play with, as they are both male and or female, but the main thing is they have a loooot of arms and hands, are excessively tall, and have a golden glow to their being, as it is their being(s).) They use Divine magic to heal 1/10th of their total health when they get less then half health. They do this 5 times.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Dagda Mor~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dagda Mor, Celtic God of the Tuatha De Denaan. He isn't too tall, being only 6'8", but his skin is made of Wood, or something like it. He is a dangerous opponent, as his control over life and death allows him to kill you, but he can do this by touch of his long, gnarled staff only.(For some reason.) He has only 2x C-Rank health, but he will stop time 10 times before allowing you to hit him. Having wood like skin, he is susceptible to flame and fire type magic, but alongside his Life, Death, and Time powers, he has the ability to use Dynamic Wood-Make Magic, Dynamic and Static Water and Ice Make magic, River Magic, and Summoning magic, which he summons only a large, Red Dragon, which has 2x B-Rank health, which is immune to Ice, Water, and Fire Magics that aren't Slayer type. (Including God and Demon, surprisingly.) Dagda can summon this beast as many times as he likes, but can't summon more then one at a time. Dagda uses the Make Magic to attack, making swords, spears, rivers, and more, but he will mainly attack with these, though he does switch to defend when necessary. When he dies, he doesn't really die, but he laughs at you, while handing you a staff with a glowing clover on the top.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Tlazolteotl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Goddess of Lust from an age long past, Tlazoteotl appears before you as a (Man or Woman here.) A sexually attractive man or woman, in a cloud of a pinkish-purple fog. They will offer you two choices, whether to fight, or to date. If you choose to date, they disappear, with the glowing kiss mark, locale of said kiss mark is your choice (Though nothing too Risque, you pervs :P). This acts like killing Tlazolteotl, and can easily end the battle. However, this acts like a ship, and must be noted for this. If you ever take a new ship, Tlazolteotl will become an enemy for Any mission you do after the new ship. (They'll have equal to your rank in health x10, and deal 2x your rank in damage.) However, they have B-Rank health now, and will use Mind-Attack magic, and Seduction magic. These deal 1 point of Will damage to you, and you have 10/20 (C-Rank/B-Rank) points of Will before you become a slave. This lasts until any allies you bring bring her to near 1/10th health. If you're in a ship, only the Attack option is available to you. After Killing her, Tlazoteotl will become a pyre, and from the ashes will rise a ring, with a ruby embellishment, that glows. This is the other victory option. Keep in mind, you still need to reach the word count.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Verethragna~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Verethragna, the Scion of Victory, the Golden Warrior. This warrior is little taller then 5 feet when you meet them, and they hold against you a curved, golden sword that shines like the dawn. Verethragna cannot be conventionally damaged in battle, as he is impervious to your blows. Alongside his impervious ability, he can warp around you infinitely, laughing in his hubris. However, all you really need to do to beat him, is push his sword through his chest, which will leave the sword behind as he fades. That is the Victory he grants to you.

Reward: One B-Rank Spell Slot

Hey there, Aera!

The job itself is good, but the rewards listed might need some adjusting. But before that, the player requirement should not be mentioning D-ranked mages, as they could only do a job of this rank with a mentor. (Normally you can only do jobs one rank above your own, two with mentor)

Now for the rewards. Since you want this job to be B-rank instead of scaling, you cannot have rewards that grow above that, so just make them the same for all participants, please. Signature spells are also very special in magic and as such, their number is very limited and they cannot be obtained like this. Regular spell slot of B-rank could be allowed here, but not more than that.

Please, bump once you've made these changes, thank you ^^

Changes made, and could you tell me where to find the Scaling job rules? That'd be appreciated.
Aera Tylidae

There aren't any is the problem. That's why you don't really see any scaling jobs. I can only really recommend making regular jobs, as that is what this system is built for. In any case, your job is good now~