Volume 3 Chapter 123: Field of Poisonous Insects (2/2)
âYou mean there are students that ask problematic questions?â [Ryouma]
âOh, they donât mean bad. I can also answer some of the questions myself, but Iâm not a specialist, so there are some questions I canât answer well.â [Roche]
âDo you refrain from answering then?â [Ryouma]
âOf course. Canât exactly give a random answer just because I donât know the actual answer. In Mimilâs case, when someone asks her questions like that, she says sheâll look it up after getting back to town. Because of that sheâs actually the one who knows the most about medicine among us, and as such, sheâs also the one in charge of the medicine. She even took the Emergency Medicine Adventurer Qualification recently.â [Roche]
Emergency Medicine Adventurer Qualification?ăI can sort of guess what that is, but is that a thing?
âInterested?â [Roche]
âItâs my first time hearing about qualifications. How do you get one?ăAnd what are the different types?â [Ryouma]
âThere are all sorts of qualifications from those that handle all sorts of weapons to making traps and disarming them⊠Thereâs a lot, so itâs hard to explain all of them. But no matter which qualification, you have to apply for it at the guild first. After that you have to take specialized training and pass a practical exam. If you pass, you can get your qualification.
There are some that you can just take an exam for immediately but for the Emergency Medicine Adventurer Qualification, the guild requires that you first receive training at a designated Medical Guild. As for the details, youâll have to ask for them at the receptionist desk.â [Roche]
I didnât know the guild dealt with stuff like this too.
âAre there any qualifications I should take?â [Ryouma]
In my past life, having different qualifications makes a difference in salary and employment, so itâs definitely something to be concerned about.
âI would recommend Etiquette Training. As an adventurer, youâll have to deal with clients, and from Rank D onwards, youâll have more and more instances where you have to meet with the managers of large store. Jobs from nobles also require the Etiquette skill.â [Roche]
Etiquette Training, huh⊠This part is no different from my past life.
âBut a qualification is just proof that an adventurer has mastered a certain skill. Whatâs really important is learning the âtechniquesâ and the âknowledgeâ. If you can just get those, then even without the so-called âqualificationsâ, as long as you have the status board from the church, youâll be fine.
After all, a status board is a reward from the gods. Humans canât mess with them. A status board is actually more credible than some qualification. In fact, itâs the most credible proof there is.â [Roche]
In that case, getting a qualification is just a way to learn the skills.
âAnyway, thatâs how it is. If you have the skills already, you donât have to bother getting one. Well, having a qualification doesnât hurt, but not having it wonât cause you that much problem either. Thatâs why although the guild has a number of training sessions it recommends to beginners, it doesnât really recommend any qualification training. Although, from time to time, I do hear some people with really bad manners being required to take Etiquette Training, and I hear there are also those who collect them as a hobby.â [Roche]
âHuh⊠Iâve never received training from the guild before, so this was really enlightening.â [Ryouma]
âSo you already had abilities other than camping when you registered?â [Roche]
âYeah. My grandparents were former adventurers.â [Ryouma]
âSo thatâs why youâre doing fine now. But you should take care since the jobs get harder the higher the rank gets. When you feel the job getting difficult, donât force yourself, and consult with the guild receptionist.â [Roche]
âI understand. Thank you very much!â [Ryouma]
Although Iâm participating here as an instructor, thereâs still a lot for me to learn.
10 minutes later.
After everyone finished preparing their tent, the participants all gathered in front of the carriage.
âNow, Iâll explain to you our schedule. First of all, itâs fine if you students want to rest or gather food. But! All of you should have taken some kind of job from the guild at Gimuru. Including today, we will be staying here for three days. Iâd like for all of you to do your best to fulfill the jobs you took in those three days.
Most jobs have a due date. Even if the date given is short, once youâve accepted a job, you have to complete it. Otherwise, itâll be considered a failure. On top of having to pay the penalty for breaking a contract, your reputation at the guild will also take a hit.â [Roche]
âFailed jobâ
âPenalty feeâ
Every time those words came out, the countenance of the students would worsen.
âThe penalty will apply even if you gets sick or injured. There are exemptions, of course, but if youâre hoping for an exemption, then youâre not fit to be an adventurer. I pray youâll be able to complete your jobs in these three days.
Also, while youâll have to do your job on your own, feel free to ask us instructors for advice or if you have a question. Our job is to teach you guys as many skills as possible while youâre here. So donât hesitate to ask us questions. Who knows? You might just learn information thatâll be helpful for your job.ăAlright. Did you get all that!?â [Roche]
âYes, sir!â [Students]
âAlright!ăNext, about communicating with your instructor. Most of the time, weâll be camping the way we usually do, but for the sake of any unexpected incidents or to teach students, there will be five instructor stationed here at any given time. I remember the schedule for duty was decided when we met, but Iâll confirm it just to be sure.â [Roche]
Roche-san read the schedule for the instructorsâ duty.
Today, my duty is from 5PM to 8PM. Iâm still free to answer questions even outside of that time slot. The time slot is just the period of time when Iâm stationed here specifically. It also doesnât matter what Iâm doing as long as I can answer the questions of the students. I could be eating, I could be lying down, I could be doing anything, and as long as Iâm able to answer, itâs fine.
âŠThis isnât all that related, but there are sports-oriented part time jobs in my past life where beginners werenât allowed to sit during break time. Compared to that, the conditions here are quite lax.
But thatâs what the veteran is saying, and thereâs no reason to go out of my way to say otherwise, so Iâll just take it.
âLastly, the schedule for the night watch will be the same as last night. Students, instructors, I look forward to working with you all. Dismissed! Students, you may go and attend to your errands. Instructors, stay!â [Roche]
Like this the training at the âField of Poisonous Insectsâ began for real.
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