Compared to Du Lang’s shock, the group of demons seemed to be in high spirits.
“My lord! I think it’s a fantastic idea! Why don’t we set up a guild called Demons Guild?” Jia He stood up with a cry. Without the problem of food constantly breathing down their necks, the demons had long been bored out of their minds. Moreover, they had heard that being a mercenary was an exciting and fun-filled profession. They were so excited to finally have some fun that they almost pounced on Shen Yanxiao and shouted, “Long live the lord!”
“Good, good. We have nothing better to do anyway.”
“Speaking of which, can mercenaries earn money? Will we be able to buy something in the future?”
“What do you want to buy? It’s not like you lack food.”
“Can’t I buy food for Xiao Jiu and the rest?”
“That’s a good idea!”
The group of demons cried out in agreement with Shen Yanxiao’s decision. There were two reasons for their support. Firstly, they were too idle for their own likings. Secondly, they wanted to earn money to support the businesses in Sun Never Sets.
Even though they ate and drank a lot in Sun Never Sets, Shen Yanxiao had never given them a single gold coin. Every time they saw those people walking past them with a smile on their faces and with a bag filled with gold coins, the demons could only drool and draw circles on the ground.
Shen Yanxiao was surprised by the demons’ enthusiasm. She looked at Freud in confusion. He was the only advanced-ranked demon that lived outside the Forsaken Land.
Freud looked at Shen Yanxiao with a faint smile.
“There’s no problem with the decision. It’s good for them to spend their time working.” Freud leaned against the back of his chair. He was the first demon to follow Shen Yanxiao, and he had a high status among the advanced-ranked demons in Sun Never Sets.
Since Freud had no objections, Shen Yanxiao decided to ask Du Lang for his opinion.
Du Lang had mixed feelings about that. On one hand, he was happy that he would soon have many powerful colleagues in the future. On the other hand, he was sad for the humans who were going to compete with advanced-ranked demons in the job market!
Where was the justice?
How could they beat their racial advantage?
However, under the demons’ eager and expectant gazes, Du Lang swallowed his hesitation.
Bang!
Forget it, they should just learn to work with demons in the future!
Clink!
“I will follow City Lord’s arrangements. I have no objections.” Du Lang clenched his fists and swallowed his pride.
“Then it’s decided. Cave Wolves Mercenary Group will still be under your jurisdiction, Brother Du. In addition, all the advanced-ranked demons in the city will form a guild with you as their aid. When Sun Never Sets is officially open to the public, they will be able to accept any missions assigned to them. Rest assured that I will have them keep their human form for the time being so no one will know their identity for the time being.” It was beneficial for her to establish a guild filled with so many powerful demons.
Demons were easily stronger than the most powerful of mercenaries. With them on the job, they would easily be able to complete any missions assigned to them with just brute force alone.
Furthermore, demons were more sensitive than humans, making them much more adept in missions that required keen senses. They did not even need to eat or drink. And they would immediately be revitalized after returning to Sun Never Sets to smell the dark elements. Furthermore, demons were more resilient than humans, making them the perfect meatshield.
They definitely had the best qualifications to be a mercenary.
With such a powerful mercenary guild in her city, it would easily attract people from all over the Brilliance Continent to come and issue missions to them.
Among the four countries, only the God Wind Alliance, established by five top mercenary groups, could compete with them. After all, their ferocity had once intimidated the other three countries.