Chapter 585 - Chapter 585: 188. Level Determining Competition”_3 (1/2)

Chapter 585: 188. “Level Determining Competition”_3

Noland Lee waited quietly on the side, recalling the common knowledge of an Enforcer he had acquired from Comini.

Was it possible for him, who was on the surface merely a First-Level Silent Mage, to accept a Sin Wizard Wanted Order?

The answer was yes.

Not just the Sin Wizard level, even if it was a wanted order for Disaster and Annihilating Wizard levels, he could accept them as well.

This was associated with the Enforcer’s credit system established by the Wizard Enforcement Department.

Noland Lee had just become a Silent Enforcer not long ago, and his Enforcer credit was blank. This status was comparable to an LOL account that hadn’t been ranked yet. Unlike playing ten rounds in the LOL ranking game, an Enforcer’s “ranking game” only allowed for one round.

Accepting the Sin Wizard Wanted Order was equivalent to directly facing a gold-ranked opponent in his single “ranking game”.

Should he win, everything would be wonderful. His Enforcer reputation would record a successful arrest of a Sin Wizard offender, and he would receive a reward of 1,000 credit points. From then on, Noland Lee could freely accept any level of wanted orders.

If he lost this “ranking game,” he would be deducted 1,000 credit points and his credit point balance would be -1,000 points, limiting him to only accept Inferior Wizard Wanted Orders.

He would need to complete 10 Inferior Wizard Wanted Orders, gaining 1,000 credit points, to bring his balance back up and then freely accept any level of wanted orders again.

This was how the system worked in the Code of Enforcement Wizards. It prevented people from grabbing warrants indiscriminately, while allowing them to fulfill their potential as law enforcement wizards.

After all, the power to confront criminals directly was only one of the influencing factors. More often, it relied on the enforcer’s own strategies, patience, planning, connections, and other soft powers. These soft powers could not be measured by the wizard levels of Techniques.

Depending purely on the wizard class level of Techniques to determine the warrant levels that law enforcement wizards could accept would only limit their agility.

This enforcer’s credit system had been around for hundreds of years, and its overwhelming support proved its effectiveness.

About five minutes later, Erica picked out a warrant and placed it in front of Noland Lee, asking him to read the contents.

Noland Lee quickly scanned the characters on the warrant and used Deconstruction to process the information in his mind.

[Name]Wizard Criminal – Wanted Order for Moscat

[Level]Sin Wizard Level

[Total Bounty]2.6 Million Gold Coins

This bounty amount is valid up to the date this Wanted Order is issued. To know the latest bounty amount, please contact the Wizard Enforcement Department.

[Briefing on the Crime]

Moscat is a wizard criminal who has mastered the deep-sea magic, a Seventh Ring Combat Wizard. He is serving in the pirate force, known as the Dread Sail Pirate Nation, and is one of the Dread Sail Wizards cultivated by that Pirate Nation.

[Warrant Deadline]Two years from the date of acceptance

[Warrant Instructions]

The Enforcement Wizard who accepts this warrant must report progress routinely to the Hotams Deep Sea Department. The warrant deadline can be extended upon approval from the Deep Sea Department.

Please pay special attention to the following: