Reincarnated in the game world ~ A gamer's beginning to [Dungeon job hunting recommendation]

200. Nameless 3rd Supporter 

Godspeed, Investigator.

201. Nameless 1st year Shielder

Ahhh, I don\'t want to know! But maybe just a bit!

202. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Choose one!

I do understand your feelings as someone who was rejected. The conflicted emotion where you don\'t want to know about the lucky ones, but at the same time, the smoldering curiosity to know about the new members, ‹Eden›, right?

203. Nameless 2nd year Alchemist

Kuh, I should have been there as well!

204. Nameless 2nd year Priest

No, they definitely don\'t need you there, though.

205. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Well, then, here I began. Though I would refrain from revealing their name on a forum, you know why.

206. Nameless 2nd year Swordsman

Oh, so we don\'t have any of those biggies this time?

207. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Point on.

They seemed to have sufficient background, but not all of them are from distinguished families.

Let\'s begin with the part we already know. 

First of all, two of the frequent visitors to this forum have amazingly blitzed their way into the team--- First year Songstress Princess and Racoon Shielder.

208. Nameless 1st year Songstress

Fufu, that\'s right. I managed to slide in! 

I am really over the cloud.

209. Nameless 1st year Raccoon Shielder

Presumptuous as it might be, I, too, have passed!

210. Nameless 1st year Shielder

Guhhh!

211. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Yes, thank you for letting us know you\'re hurt.

212. Nameless 1st year Female Soldier

Ahh, my tears are streaming non-stop due to jealousy.

213. Nameless 1st year Merchant

It is truly an infuriating dilemma. I don\'t know if I should congratulate you or drown in jealousy!

214. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Hold on; the option is obviously congratulations, huh, Brave fan.

Aren\'t you all comrades?

215. Nameless 2nd year Alchemist

What comrade?

216. Nameless 2nd year Swordsman

And you\'re already forgetting them!?

217. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Alright, take a deep breath and calm down, everyone.

They did their best. 

‹Eden› isn\'t a place anyone can enter, so there\'s no doubt about their abilities. 

Don\'t be stuck-up now, and wish them well for their work.

Congratulations, Songstress-chan, Raccoon Shielder-chan.

218. Nameless 1st year Songstress

Thank you for your kind words, Investigator-senpai.

I will do my best in the ‹Eden› to stand up to everyone\'s jealousy.

219. Nameless 1st year Raccoon Shielder

I, too! I will do my best!

220. Nameless 1st year Shielder

Argh, I am jealous.

I am jealous, but do your best, both of you~

221. Nameless 2nd year Alchemist

I will surely make my way there someday. Just wait for me.

222. Nameless 2nd year Priest

So you say, but you\'re definitely going there as a supporter, right!? Isn\'t it just your desire?

223. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Let\'s move on to our next names. 

In fact, there are three more Brave fans who have been recruited, though they haven\'t appeared in this forum.

224. Nameless 1st year Merchant

H-Has my ear finally started to hallucinate!?

225. Nameless 1st year Female Soldier

Are you sure, Investigator-senpai!?

226. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Absolutely. They\'re from certain combat department class-1, they are even called the Harmonic Trio of Magic Equipment girls. 

I am sure they were also at a party with Songstress-chan and Raccoon Shielder-chan. 

This indisputably makes them the No.1 party among 1st year Brave fans.

227. Nameless 1st year Shielder

Ah, those girls!

They truly were a piece of cake with their coordination!

228. Nameless 1st year Merchant

All of the princess party members got in!? 

Ugh, so there\'s really no way if you\'re not at the top!?

229. Nameless 1st year Female Soldier

If they are following the merit system, doesn\'t that mean there\'s a chance as long as I stand at the top?

230. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

I am sure I said the same thing. And chance? No, you will surely be accepted. 

That\'s why you better put in double the effort than before. It should be possible after having a goal, right?

231. Nameless 1st year Shielder

I-I am already fireeeeeed up!

Next time! I will make sure to get myself into ‹Eden› in the next interview, for sure!!

232. Nameless 1st year Female Soldier

Fufu. Not before me! 

Hurray!

233. Nameless 2nd year Swordsman

Woah, this sure has got everyone excited, huh?

234. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Hmm, then to the next list.

In fact, this is one of the exclusive news stories that will get you all on the fence. 

After all, they\'re someone Brave-kun personally scouted and managed to get in without taking the mass interview.

236. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Uggh!!

237. Nameless 2nd year Adventurer

No one wants to hear your moaning. So pack it up, Adventurer!

238. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

He has recruited 3---maybe 4---candidates this way.

One is from the E-rank guild ‹Adventures›, one is from the C-rank guild ‹Dwarf Gathering›, and the last is an apprentice from the Research Tower.

There\'s one more, although I am not sure about that, person from the sub-guild of the former A-rank guild ‹Temple Saber›, ‹White Saber›.

And on a side note, all of them are girls.

239. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Please hold on for a moment!

It\'s too much for me to process, especially the last. 

I sure did hear about ‹Adventures› but I didn\'t expect someone would be crazy enough to move out of a C-rank guild.

240. Nameless 2nd year Magician

‹Dwarf Gathering› in particular is quite famous, and I have heard they\'re go-to for tanks and melee attackers.

They\'re definitely a super elite guild, and if rumors are to be believed, their actual battle power is on par with at least B, if not A-rank.

Though they have apparently taken a liking to the position of C-rank, they don\'t seem interested in improving their guild rank.

241. Nameless 3rd Supporter 

This is why they\'re one of the six dividers, the Immovable C-rank guild. 

It\'s really a surprising thing for that to happen.

My gut feeling is telling me I should do a bit of digging around to find out why. I have a hunch I might find something sensational, just like the appearance of ‹Dungeon Carriage›.

242. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Oh, that\'s one way to look at it...

‹Eden› is mainly a combat oriented guild, so a production job member really does feel out of place.

Just like Magician said, use the specialist if you need any, unless there\'s a reason to recruit, eh?

243. Nameless 3rd Supporter 

I have heard one of my juniors from the support department move out as well. Well, this isn\'t as odd of an issue.

The path to the top is fraught with impossibilities without our support. They certainly will need support to aim for the top.

244. Nameless 2nd year Adventurer

Scribble-Scribble

245. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Adventurer, you know you are someone from the support department. Were you skipping classes all this while?

246. Nameless 3rd Supporter 

But the one that needs attention is that transferee from the former A-rank guild‹Temple Saber› in the end.

I am sure this and that uproar are highly connected.

247. Nameless 2nd year Priest

The A-rank guild, huh?

It\'s just the other day they dropped to B-rank, so it has been fresh in my mind as well. There has been mention of many members withdrawing due to that.

248. Nameless 3rd Supporter 

Yeah. 

A majority of them have been taken in the sub-guild ‹White Saber›, but this has conversely put ‹White Saber› in jeopardy. 

Fortunately, the guild master of ‹White Saber› has made a trip to many guilds to see if they can accept them, sensing the impending situation, which prevented the situation from turning chaotic. 

In the end, however, it remains the fact that talents are leaving the former A-rank guild.

249. Nameless 2nd year Priest

And one of the recipients is ‹Eden›? 

But there\'s no way it should have been possible with the protection circle of Imperial Guards and Brave fans. 

I have heard they put a guard so tight that even setting an appointment with them is impossible, much less having a meeting.

How did he pull that?

250. Nameless 3rd Supporter 

I am not privy to the details, but the fact remains that he succeeded.

The guildmaster of ‹White Saber› truly is a gem. 

I believe he must have pulled his connection. 

Either way, ‹Eden› has gained another talent, this time from a former A-rank guild guild. 

This is going to increase their battle power by quite a margin.

251. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Damn it, it really feels unreal. 

Will it hurt them to take a break or something?

252. Nameless 1st year Shielder

Impossible. How and what method did he use to break through our barricade?

253. Nameless 2nd year Alchemist

What are you crying for? It was the spot I had arranged for myself by requesting Sage Rabbit-san, you know!? 

And with his audacity to snatch away my spot, I will make sure he rests in the deepest part of hell.

254. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

It stings, but calm down, you guys. 

I received news that Brave personally visited ‹White Saber›. Maybe it was Brave who jumped in to scout the member.

255. Nameless 1st year Female Soldier

This doesn\'t make it any less stinging---maybe even more! Ah, my raging jealousy will never forgive them!

256. Nameless 2nd year Swordsman

T-That reminds me, Investigator-senpai.

All the members are girls, or is there a boy as well?

257. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

A change of topic, huh? Nice follow up, Swordsman. 

As for your answer, yes, there is. Just one, though. 

He\'s showing a prospect of being ranked in Class-1 during the next class rotation.

258. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Kuh, another freaking talent. 

But one boy and 9 girls...gender ratio is as skewed as it can go.

259. Nameless 1st year Sage Rabbit

You can only blame boys for staring at girls all the time. 

Everyone who did so failed.

260. Nameless 2nd year Adventurer

Thud

261. Nameless 2nd year Priest

Twitch

262. Nameless 3rd year Trapper

Guh!

263. Nameless 3rd year Investigator

Well, there you have your answers.

The only boys accepted in ‹Eden› are those sincerely aiming for the future.