Flashy Adventurer System : Show Off to Get Stronger!

'Phew…Good thing I have a few subordinates with considerable background…'

Shye thought it would be easy to hire mundane folks who were roaming the streets of Valenzia City.

However, It turned out they were all already employed and could only stay within the city because of their management jobs in various divisions of various guilds.

If not for his subordinates knowing where to recruit such people, he would have wasted a lot of time just gathering information.

Luckily, they've managed to recruit quite a lot.

Shye even hired a few extras in case he needed them to transition to different management positions.

The salaries anticipated by non-adventurers were notably lower than those expected by adventurers.

Therefore, it was cost-efficient to hire them, as they were more skilled at such mundane jobs.

While walking back to the guild headquarters with at least eight non-adventurer personnel in tow, Shye inwardly recounted the report provided by his subordinate.

It seemed that while he was out hunting during the competition, a total of fifteen new members had joined, bringing their numbers up to thirty-five.

As a result, his division now has twenty-five emerald-ranked adventurers (including Shye) and ten diamond-ranked ones.

Although there were currently no mithril-ranked members, there were a few among the applicants.

'I hope at least a few returns tomorrow…'

Arriving at the guild headquarters, Shye immediately registered his new personnel as guild contractors, assigning them to different positions shortly after.

Four individuals were tasked with managing recruitment, while two were designated to document what Shye termed as "division contribution points" for each member.

The remaining two were then assigned to oversee the rewards exchange room, where division members could use their division contribution points in exchange for various rewards.

Naturally, the initial batch of available rewards would be sponsored by Shye, however, the next ones would be bought using the members' harvests during their quests.

Since the division rewards system had to be sustainable, the members naturally had to contribute something to the division to earn division contribution points.

There are two ways for them to earn:

First, two percent of their guild contribution point earnings from every quest completion would be automatically converted into division contribution points.

And second, they could exchange their material harvests for division contribution points.

Although the exchange rate would slightly favor the division and not the member for sustainability purposes, Shye would make it up to them by offering redeemable items that would be hard to purchase with money alone in the rewards exchange room.

Despite the initial impression that members would benefit more by selling their materials to the material shops, they would actually not.

Why? Because they wouldn't be able to purchase the items in the division's rewards exchange room using silver coins and gold coins.

Division contribution points would be the only accepted currency.

Sure, the members could opt to simply use their money to purchase items in the prominent shops within the city.

However, they would lose the chance to obtain the rare items Shye would offer them.

For starters, one of the unique high-grade gemstones he obtained from the auction would be up for exchange.

In addition to this, various tonics, potions, and consumables that only someone who had a diamond-tier membership could purchase in Constantine Consumables would be exchangeable using division contribution points.

Moreover, high-tier skill books and desirable meido brand equipment that would almost be impossible to obtain without spending a lot of time in a long queue would also be redeemable.

And for this, Shye already contacted Meido a few days ago using a long-distance communication talisman, ordering a huge batch of equipment from her that would be delivered a month later.

With a variety of redeemable hard-to-obtain items, Shye was sure that the members of his division would be willing to sacrifice a few gold coins in exchange for such rewards, ensuring that his division's rewards system would be sustainable.

Heck, if their guildmates learn of the redeemable rewards in their division's rewards exchange room, they would be rushing to join Shye's division.

This time, however, Shye was prepared.

This was the reason why he assigned four people to handle the recruitment of applicants.

Even though they would be capped at a hundred members for a while due to being a one-star division, Shye believed in his vision and in his division's capability to rise to the top.

Hence, he prepared more personnel in advance as he didn't want to encounter such chaos again.

After all, if they wanted to blast through the ranks, he had to think big and act big.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

If he pinched pennies and adopted a survival mindset, they would never reach the top.

They should approach things aggressively since there was no need for him to save money.

He was rich as f*ck anyway. Especially after earning another 1,850 gold coins from betting on himself in the Valenzia Rookie Adventurer Competition

Everything appeared to be going smoothly for Shye and his division, however, none of it would be possible if he lacked the two things subordinates were looking for the most: talent and money.

The first one ensured that members would have a strong and dependable leader, capable of competing with other division leaders in terms of strength, intelligence, and charisma, while the second one allowed the subordinates themselves to benefit from following such a leader.

Furthermore, without the system and his memberships and partnerships with various important shops and individuals, their growth would likely be much slower than Shye anticipated.

After all, it would be difficult for them to entice new members to join if the redeemable rewards in the rewards exchange room were as common as a random pebble in the street.

...As soon as the reward shelf with a specialized mana-locking system arrived, Shye promptly displayed the hard-to-obtain rewards, causing his division members' eyes to nearly pop out of their sockets—their hearts trembling in excitement.

Due to disbelief, one dumbstruck member couldn't help but walk forward and confirm:

"D-D-Division Leader Crowley, c-can we really redeem these items as a reward?"

"Hmm? Of course. However, I still need to calculate the appropriate division contribution point price for each item, so I advise you all to save up your division contribution points in the meantime."

"I-I see, how can we earn division contribution points?"

"Oh, right. I haven't told you all yet. Gather everyone in the lounge's central area, and I shall explain."