The Magician of Clow

Chapter 1464 The outside world (Part )
When asked by Qing Ning, Fang Ran almost couldn't hold back his expression. He couldn't help but wonder if she had watched too many movies or was there at the time.
"Oh, is that so?"

But when I heard his answer, I felt very sorry that I couldn't hear the development of my imagination.
But then Qing Ning's voice became excited again and asked:

"Then Fang Ran, how did you accept the commission there? Can you just accept it directly? Are there no requirements or restrictions?"

Hearing her ask this, they were not very clear about the specific process. Su Qun, the magician, the uncle and others on the side all looked at Fang Ran.

Actually, I never received any requests from the tavern, but I asked Celica about this out of curiosity.

Fang Ran hummed confidently with a veteran's expression:

"Well, first of all, there is a 'commission column' in the tavern. From super-large bounties and wanted notices for all of North America to various missions in each region,"

“Almost all commissions will be published on it.”

Recalling the large virtual screen that he had seen in the tavern at that time, which displayed various requests in English, he now told the process of accepting requests that he had heard from Celica.

"The requirements are usually listed in the commission information. If you have a commission you want to take, go find someone at the tavern."

"The tavern will first review your strength and ability to see if they meet the requirements, and then introduce you to the client. You and the client will negotiate, and after reaching a cooperation, the tavern will be notified that the commission has been accepted."

"Many clients keep their identities confidential and do not want to be seen. In that case, the tavern will be fully responsible."

"Then you just need to find a way to complete the commission and go to the tavern to collect your reward."

At this point, Fang Ran shared with everyone some details he had heard.
For example, some special commissions with hidden secrets will not be listed in the commission column at all. You need to have senior strength and connections to receive them from the tavern;

For example, some high-quality commissions are always in high demand, and the tavern will give priority to participants with better resumes. If they are almost the same, the decision will be made by the client. At this time, female participants will have a great advantage;
Participants are also prohibited from bidding against each other, and B-level is prohibited from taking over C-level commissions, unless no one has completed it for too long.
Otherwise, the tavern's own members are prohibited from accepting commissions and occupying resources, etc.
After finishing talking about the commission, Fang Ran picked up his teacup and said as if trying to recall:
"As for the commission remuneration, there are technological equipment and real assets, but generally it is money."

"Except for those who are looking for someone who can do something, who can realize a certain technology, or repair orders, which are not related to the rank, we have all kinds of prices."

"I heard that the C-level commissions range from hundreds of thousands to hundreds of thousands of US dollars, and the B-level commissions range from hundreds of thousands to millions, or even tens of millions of US dollars."

"But those commissions are usually very dangerous. They are either extremely risky or extremely difficult, and the time period is often long."

When Qing Ning heard him mention the reward for a B-level commission, as a B-level commissioner, he could not help but feel envious:

"Several million or even tens of millions of dollars, can you earn that much money by completing a commission?!"

Did you hear me say it's terrible?
Seeing Qing Ning seemed to have figured out how to spend the money, Wei Wei was speechless. Fang Ran looked at her with some embarrassment and clarified:
"It's not the full amount. As an intermediary, I guarantee both parties and am responsible for handling debt defaults, breach of contract, contact, verifying the authenticity of the entrustment, and other matters."

"The tavern will take a portion of the reward, and the rest is yours, but the commission is surprisingly low, only 8%."

“It is said that it will be adjusted according to the number of recent commissions, and the maximum will not exceed 10%.”

Audit, guarantee, commission, 8% and other real-life procedures were integrated with the night battle. Listening to Fang Ran's explanation of the tavern's commission process, I felt an inexplicable sense of "down-to-earth".
Gou Yu spoke with some deep thought at this time:
“From this perspective, the pub’s commissioning process is quite modern, and it feels like the various rules and systems are very complete.”

"That's right. A reasonable system, a unified and standardized process, using official power to prohibit malicious behaviors such as involution and monopoly, and provide various security guarantees for the entrusted personnel."

Confirming Gou Yu's idea, Su Qun listened to Fang Ran's story and spoke slowly and seriously:
"Including the extremely low commission, all of this should be due to the association's manipulation behind the scenes."

"The goal is to attract more participants to go to North America to complete commissions in the tavern, and control a way for participants to obtain commission resources."

"The various impacts on information, transactions, etc. generated by this will have more far-reaching benefits for associations."

Having been in charge of various official affairs in the night bureau, Su Qun was most familiar with this aspect. He nodded in agreement while explaining the reason.
"As far as I know, there is a similar mission system in Europe, but it is not as free and market-oriented as in North America,"

"It is actually very difficult to establish taverns and black markets. This not only involves the decision-making of the Night Battle Overlord, but also has something to do with the national will and social system in reality."

“I have to admit that the association has done a really good job in this regard.”

"Hahaha, of course. After all, it's been a long time."

When she heard what he said, she smiled, not surprisingly, leaning back on the sofa. For a moment, her eyes seemed to recall the past.
The uncle shook his teacup and said with a sense of being an experienced person:

"Decades ago, there was nothing like what we have now."

Eh. Is that so?
At this moment, listening to the uncle's words, Fang Ran became curious about what North America was like in the past.
But as a girl, she was not interested in the meaning and the past. After listening to Fang Ran's description of the tavern, Qing Ning was more concerned about the latter part.

"Hey! Hey! What commission did you accept, Fang Ran? "

I was curious about what he had accepted and what he had encountered along the way, given the many commissions he had introduced.
Qing Ning was gesturing excitedly with her hands and guessed, "He's going to deal with some armed group that stole the latest weapons. He broke into the base alone and killed everyone in the hail of bullets?"

"Or go to some secret research institute and use your ability to easily pass through the blockades and steal the top-secret information?"

No, Qingning, how many foreign action movies have you watched?

What you said is basically illegal, okay?
Qing Ning was so excited that she broke into a cold sweat. At this time, she saw that other people were also looking at her with curious eyes.
Fang Ran quickly waved his hands and explained with a guilty look:

"No, no, no, I just accepted a very ordinary business commission in real life."

“It doesn’t involve any illegal areas.”

Commercial commission?

From the topic about the pub just now, we know that some big companies and wealthy people in North America will also hire participants to do some things.

This kind of commission from reality is also quite common in taverns.

I thought he would answer the same one from Night Battle, and everyone was a little surprised.
Su Qun looked at Fang Ran and asked:
“Why would real companies hire participants?”

When Fang Ran heard Su Qun asking about the content of the commission, he told himself that he must answer honestly in front of his beloved brother Su Qun.

So he coughed and told the truth:
"Well, this is because a group of greedy participants seem to have set their sights on that company, so they need someone to protect the company's operations from being affected and the stock price from falling."

"So actually I was just a bodyguard for a while."

Oh, so you're not going to be someone else's CEO?
Hearing that he had been demoted to the civilian position of a bodyguard, Meng Lang, who was standing by, silently and coldly complained.

"Haha, no wonder you contacted everyone in the bureau to ask various business questions before, so that's how it is."

When he heard what Fang Ran had entrusted him with, the young master suddenly realized what everyone had discussed before, what he was doing with those questions.

"I did have a lot of questions that I didn't understand at the time, but thanks to asking everyone in the bureau, I saved a lot of time."

Thinking about asking for help from everyone in the night club before, Fang Ran smiled a little embarrassedly.

"Especially the contract issue, it was thanks to Sister Orange that we were able to determine the direction."

In response to this, Mu Cheng lay on the side of the game cabin with a lazy and happy smile.

"Hey, you can praise me more."

On the other side, the eldest young master was shaking his wine glass with confidence:

"By the way, is the negotiation method I taught you also very useful?"

Thinking about the method he told him to get some dirt on the other party, Fang Ran thought deeply for a second, then gave him a thumbs up and smiled at him:
“Very useful!”

Young Master, please don't lead Fang Ran astray, okay?
At this moment, watching the two of them reach a consensus, Su Qun sighed helplessly.

"But this kind of business commission usually doesn't hire only one person. Brother Fang Ran, you mentioned so many things, so the company must have hired other participants."

When he heard Fang Ran's answer, he smiled smugly. At this time, based on his own understanding, he thought about the habits of large companies in hiring people.

The eldest young master looked at him with a gossipy look on his face and smiled:
"How was it? Did you run into any of the beautiful team members from North America?"

"Ah, this."

Hearing his question, Fang Ran was scratching his cheek and wanted to answer, but at this moment, a big hand was placed on his shoulder silently.

The alchemist beside him stared at him intently and spoke in a deep voice:
"Xiao Fang, you'd better think about it before answering."

Hearing this, Fang Ran quickly turned his head and changed his words:

"Oh, that's not it."

(End of this chapter)