Conquering OtherWorld Starts With a Game Chapter 18.2: Let's Grind!

The designated construction site of the Wanderer Guild, where three job instructors were stationed, was the liveliest part of Exile Town.

After 22 hours of game time, players had already cleared a considerable amount of rubbish from the 500-square-meter construction site. The previously separated three quest areas were now connected, and players who were undertaking quests from Hal, Tuttle, and the other advanced NPCs could chat with each other from a distance.

"Seems like quite a lot of people are interested in becoming wanderers," said Blossoming Strokes in admiration as she surveyed the busy players moving bricks. "From the look of things, it seems like the Wanderer Guild would be the first to be established."

Give Me Medicine completed his quest, and while putting the coin rewards into his waist bag, he asked Blossoming Strokes who had come over to fetch him, "Has the Mage Apprentice Instructor started working yet?"

Give Me Medicine had no interest in playing a traditional assassin nor a ranged class typically found in most MMORPGs. Instead, he was focusing on building his reputation with the Treasure Expert NPC.

"Who knows? I haven't received any quests from the Mage Apprentice Instructor," Blossoming Strokes was exasperated. "Currently, only that 'Ou Huang' fellow can receive quests from that NPC. But from what I've gathered, that guy seems to be a lone wolf that doesn't like playing with others. No one knows where he's gone off to."

"Don't worry, it's only the first day of the beta, and you're just slightly short of the 50 points of Potential required to reach level 1. Perhaps you might be able to receive quests from the Mage Apprentice Instructor tomorrow," Give Me Medicine reassured her.

"I'm in no hurry. Vanilla's not even anxious, so why should I be? At most, I'll do a few more days of zombie NPC quests to earn some money," chuckled Blossoming Strokes. "Let's go find Vanilla and see if we can do some exploration tonight."

Doing mundane tasks all the time definitely wasn't a style of gameplay that

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