The sound of soft and faint chatting in the background of Akane's mind seemed to only lull her back into the trance of indecisiveness that she usually found greeting her at the Job Board. Nothing to interesting, yet nothing even remotely worth the reward. With a groan of exhaust, Akane moved over to an empty table nearest the bar. At this rate she would never achieve anything. No, she thought to herself, thinking like that only creates laziness. Akane fist pumped the air once as a slight motivation. Then a little munchkin with red hair caught her eye.
It was Zayne, the little pyro himself had just arrived from a mission that according to the Guild Master took slightly longer than it needed too. Akane invited herself into the conversation, dashing over to greet Zayne.
"I can't blame him. You should never trust a boat. Plus the ground is so much more stable and loving than that horribly unforgiving water." Akane shivered. Much like Zayne, Akane had a pure hate for water. If she ever goes on a mission, she would sooner walk around the continent than dip a toe in the waters of death. She gave Zayne a quick noogie as greeting for safely returning home before turning to the Guild Master. "Sir, I can't seem to make up my mind on a single mission. Could you maybe point me in a direction. I have no idea who's giving me a reasonable job for a decent amount." The Earth Mage wasn't that fond of taking on missions that were 'too much' after what happened to both her father and Allan. She honestly wanted nothing to do with hard jobs. Just obtaining money so her mother could eventually live care-free. But with her own bills and needs, helping out her old village seemed like more of a distant star than a reachable goal. She was still only a B-Rank after all, and there was no way a rank like her could effectively bring in the money for such a goal.
It was Zayne, the little pyro himself had just arrived from a mission that according to the Guild Master took slightly longer than it needed too. Akane invited herself into the conversation, dashing over to greet Zayne.
"I can't blame him. You should never trust a boat. Plus the ground is so much more stable and loving than that horribly unforgiving water." Akane shivered. Much like Zayne, Akane had a pure hate for water. If she ever goes on a mission, she would sooner walk around the continent than dip a toe in the waters of death. She gave Zayne a quick noogie as greeting for safely returning home before turning to the Guild Master. "Sir, I can't seem to make up my mind on a single mission. Could you maybe point me in a direction. I have no idea who's giving me a reasonable job for a decent amount." The Earth Mage wasn't that fond of taking on missions that were 'too much' after what happened to both her father and Allan. She honestly wanted nothing to do with hard jobs. Just obtaining money so her mother could eventually live care-free. But with her own bills and needs, helping out her old village seemed like more of a distant star than a reachable goal. She was still only a B-Rank after all, and there was no way a rank like her could effectively bring in the money for such a goal.