Novel & Cerita Mercenary Enrollment

Campfires give the gathered mercenaries and conscripts rigorously schooled in readiness for what was to come to a vivid, hellish glow. These were my wild cards hardened fighters and killers bound by no specific loyalty or code but the coin I had obtained. A necessary evil to be used when even the possibility of violence against our people becomes a reality too indisputable to ignore. Before Kavrin's austere voice reached my ears, I sensed more than what the heavy step of boots crushing through the dried earth suggested. "The last units you asked for have arrived and are waiting for deployment orders, sir."

It’s a huge operation, and I’m incredibly grateful for the recall Kylar sent out to the Midnight Mercenaries spread throughout the world. There’s an entire army of Midnight Forest Wolves, and the hum of their voices in my head would have been deafening if they all arrived at once. I was lucky that they trickled in, day by day. I’ve managed to meet about fifty active Wolves that are part of the Mercenary Pack, as they come in for check up’s at the medical centre.

I did it once during my time in Iraq. I have served for 12 years. My experience and connections gave me an upper hand to secure private combat contracts. People come to us when they need men with high combat skills. Mercenaries, as many call them, are professional soldiers for hire. They serve for the sole purpose of earning money. I like dealing with mercenaries. It gives me a sense of belonging. “I miss my time in the military,” I admit to Jonas ruefully while checking the files. He raises his brow at my sudden admission. “So you could shoot the fucker?”

Fred asked. ‘Better than before.’ Mark wrote down. “That’s great.” Fred said. Mark, an ex-mercenary, he got posted to the army and served for a while before being released dishonourably and thrown into jail for disobeying a direct command. Upon release, he got a job by political aspirants as a mercenary in taking down their rivals. He had completed lots of jobs and was paid well but got tired of killing people for a living. Fortunately, he came across Fred, who was hiring at that time, and he talked to him. They worked something out, and Mark was put through a series of test to test his loyalty, to which he passed. Mark had become a main part of the team ever since then and had enough experi

“It’s fine. Don’t apologize. I’m happy for you, finally found yourself a partner. Introduce him to me ssometimes I would like to meet the apple of my best friend’s eye.” Eden blushed like a young maiden experiencing her first love. Tucking her wild hair behind her ear, she nodded. “Alright. I’ll let you meet each other when we’re all free.” “Is he a soldier?” Farrah couldn’t help but be curious. Eden shook her head, denying Farrah’s words. “He’s a member of a mercenary group. A Level-3 Ability-Holder.” There’s pride etched on her smile. It blinded Farrah, making her remember she had been using that smile before, too.

If she did, her father would surely find a way to do something for her to not attend the academy, which she consciously avoided. All of the teens her age who could afford to go to the academy or had the ability to become the academy's scholars were required to enroll. If not, they had to be sent to the Mercenary Guild to work and, at the same time, train themselves. After all, what humanity had to focus on was becoming ready thoroughly once the devils invaded the continent every hundred years. Though the Saint Archmages and the higher ranking priests, nuns, and paladins could easily defeat the devils, their numbers were scarce. And compared to how huge the continent was, there would be some

The only commonality among these six individuals was that they each had the same emblem on the back of their respective armor. This was another team-oriented mechanic that could be found in Immortal Era. This mechanic is for persons that wanted to work together with a greater number than can be accommodated by standard parties but has fewer numbers than what is needed to form guilds. Members would have to register at a Mercenary guild, where they would then be allowed to form mercenary groups. These mercenary groups are given roughly the same amount of benefits that guilds can have, with a few restrictions.

Why would a company with a bad reputation and did bad things still be allowed to exist? “That’s because of the backing of the people that need their services. Even royalties sometimes use their service, you know? Besides, they existed for longer than the H.A. Even though they’re not as ‘good’, they’re still reliable.” “I see. So they’re better in a way.” Matthew nodded as he compared Hunters and mercenaries. Hunters were trained and licensed people that did quests voluntarily. Mercenaries were professionals that were hired by people that wanted them. Mercenaries didn’t need permits to do their jobs and they did it with any means necessary while Hunters were restricted by rules.

Hamed hurriedly asked again, “What is the origin of that Ten Thousand Armies?” The deputy commander explained, “The Ten Thousand Armies is a non-governmental mercenary organization that has emerged in recent years. They have a number of mercenary training bases all over the world. There are traces of them in the Middle East, Africa, South America, and also other more turbulent places. They have been developing rapidly, and there are currently fifty to sixty thousand mercenaries registered under them. Their overall comprehensive strength is already ranked amongst the top five mercenary organizations in the world now!”

"Mr. Lidell, do you want to assemble the Red Flame Mercenary Group?" "That's right!" "Mr. Lidell, I’m wondering what you're trying to do with the group? Money can indeed recruit many people, but some of the best players aren't all about the money. It's because many of them don't lack money. What they need is fame! Moreover, mercenary units built in a short time have little loyalty and unity."