Ingredient Hunt

Job Title: Ingredient Hunt!
Rank: D
Player Requirements: must be D rank, 500 words each
Job Requirements: An old man who lives near the edge of the woods on a clifftop requires someone to gather ingredients for him to survive off of for the month. He had an accident and cannot go out gathering like he normally does.
Job Location: Serene Cliff
Job Description: You will start the mission by visiting the old man Midora. He will tell you how he hurt his back a week ago and now he has to rest and remain in his home for the rest of the month until he is feeling better. Once he explains his injury he will offer you a few large baskets the size of your body and will ask you to forage for ingredients in the surrounding area. Midora explains that there are many things that are able to be eaten from aquatic ingredients to plants and fruits to even some rare spices that can be used. All you need to do is fill the baskets and bring them back to Midora full of food in exchange for your reward.
Enemies: N/A


Reward:D-Rank EXP and 5,000 Jewels

"Where are you going?" A tall, blonde woman belched in the direction of a bartender. Clover Town was known for harboring retired legends, old knowledge, and powerful gatherings of guild leaders. It was a beautiful town with a beautiful lake, and clear skies only served to accentuate this fact. Though, a certain wizard did not come all this way for the town's natural splendor.

"Give me another drink, maricón!"

Leivinia's ramblings continued until the hapless server complied with her request. The new drink slid across the bar and into her hands, though it did not get to experience life for very long. It was quickly gulped down. Clover Town's happy hour was more like happy afternoon with how long it lasted, and it would be a waste not to drink the day away. Despite being a powerful mage, Leivinia was not highly ranked. She only took jobs in Clover Town so she could be near her favorite bar, El Burro Borracho.

"Hector! Where is that DRINK!?"

Good service was so hard to find, which only lamented to Leivinia's problems. She wasn't highly ranked, despite being a powerful mage, and she simply could not understand why. Gulping down yet another cold one, she slammed the empty mug down on the counter. Ranking up was just a popularity contest, obviously, and it was as hard to do as getting another drink. "Seriously, Martinez..." she grumbled to herself.

"Just give me the tap!"

Clyde, the pale-skinned Magnolian who took a job as this establishment's bartender, rolled his eyes as he poured Leivinia another glass. The owner would not let him kick her out of the building because of how much she would spend there. Hopefully, her antics did not bother the person sitting to her right. The job flier was being used as a coaster.

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