Reincarnated in the game world ~ A gamer's beginning to [Dungeon job hunting recommendation]-Chapter 620Vol. 11 - .5 - An offer from Dean. A chance for favour?

After taking my seat, I took a sip from the tea Dean's secretary served. It was quite delicious, rivaling even Celestine but then again, when it wasn't. I presume she had «Tea Maker Lv10»? Anyway, it tasted great.

After a moment of breather, I put down the cup. Yuri-senpai must've been waiting for me to do so, and begin with small talk just after.

"As a fact, I was thinking of contacting you as well, and then I heard that Dean had called you, and since I had business with Dean, I decided to use this opportunity. Well, the plan was put together in a moment, I can postpone it if it's urgent."

Heh, as expected of a prince. He knows to jump into action quickly.

Postpone, huh? But if he had dropped by the Dean's office just to meet me, Senpai must have something important, and I presume he also must've wanted Dean to hear it?

I was thinking of casually inquiring about the dungeon, but I guess now's not the time. And from the situation, it's going to take a good chunk of my time... Uh-huh, forgive me for this one, Lana.

Suddenly, I felt Yuri-senpai's position in Lana's heart plummeted further... I hope I am imagining it.

"It must be something important, right? It's alright."

"I appreciate it. Though Dean can finish their business first."

Seeing my node, Yuri-senpai showed an appreciated smile, and switched his gaze to the Dean.

"My turn, huh. It's more of a request from the academy to you, Zephyr-kun."

Dean spoke, slightly leaning forward. I also turned my gaze toward him. He was perched on his office seat behind the desk since the sofa was occupied by Yuri-senpai.

Let's see what might be the reason. Was it about the advanced jobs we displayed during inter-class competition maybe?

"I called you to discuss your provisional lecturer's post for 2nd term."

Alright, I didn't see that coming, at all.

"I would like to first express our gratitude for your first year term."

"Please, you don't have to. I also fancied it, so it's just to my liking."

A world that had no concept of a training manual. Could you believe it?! Even the main academy, which was supposed to be front runner about jobs, had nothing over proper stats distribution guidelines? It was supposed to be their job, too!

This world also had yet to discover the boss farming technique, which was one of the reasons behind their stagnation in dungeon exploration. Without cheat tricks like the tactics, I say as the Dungeon Activity player that the hurdle without them was too high.

Besides, how were we supposed to have excellent guildmates if they all had tossed their stats in the wrong place? A good job was ruined due to the lack of knowledge. It was scary if you ask me!

There was nothing more horrifying than a mage adding all their points to INT, or choosing Min-max INT builds. If there was no prior precedent for them to learn from, then I just had to take the situation in my hands. I would teach them!

I was fraught with all those thoughts, and that was the main catalyst for me to take on the job of provisional lecturer. Well, I also hadn't expected the lessons to attract such a big wave. I could understand sophomores or even seniors, but somehow, even other teachers had shown up, followed by a crowd of visitors.

Honestly, the reception clearly left me baffled, but I was also glad there were people looking forward to it. I would say I did a good job teaching them, and now the training manual has become quite a normal topic to discuss. The result was obvious, I even saw a few potential candidates that made me go 'Woah, that person is interesting!'

Just as I was basking in my memories, Dean continued.

"As we had initially discussed, your provisional lecturer's term would stay for one semester, and afterwards you will resume your student life. Well, your lectures have sparked quite an echo."

Hmm, that was the plan. After all, anyone in 2nd year or above would've no doubt raised their jobs to a considerable level, so my focus was on freshmen who had yet to reach a road of no-return.

With summer vacations coming to an end, it meant my term was served... or should've been? Dean's words seemed to be implying something else.

"To cut to the chase, there's still a whole rush out there who can't wait to attend your classes, Zephyr-kun. Ah, on another note, it would be accurate to say there had always been demand for that. With the announcement of «Transfer System», and freshmen's performance in Inter-class competition, the demand has come in full explosion than ever."

"Oh~."

Surprising... nah, I guessed it.

The change of job came with all things resetted, and with all the sneaky hints I dropped about conditions for high level jobs, plus the right-way-to-build-your-jobs manual, the changes had been quite obvious.

The inter-class competition must have been quite eye-opening, I bet. I heard there had been more excitement for freshmen matches and seniors.

«Eden» had been the brightest star of this freshmen year, but after realising with proper guides they, too, could reach the same height—alright, maybe not to our shoulder, however still quite strong—must have roused their spirit. I had to say, the explosive finale must've added to it.

Anyway, it wasn't surprising that there were demands for my class. Dean's clearly pointing that out.

"Mhm, seems like I do not need to explain why, eh? Yes, so you may guess where I am going next. I would like you to continue giving your lectures for the second year as well, if possible."

I called it. But should I? Hmm... on another note, I am sure I already have my response.

The new program was meant for seniors, so no freshmen. Since they would be doing do-over, it would be a sham they still stuck to their old way of random progression routes! The fewer qualified candidates there were, the longer we would've to wait for new guildmates. Unacceptable!

Ahem, I wasn't against the idea, and I liked the teaching job. However, it would depend on the next two answers. I was sure continuing these lecturers was definitely a favour to the academy.

"I can count on compensation, right? I mean, obviously something beyond money."

"Of course, it's a given."

The salary was mere cherry. The real deal about this request was the favour I would be doing to the academy. It would come handy when I needed to find something, but it was extremely rare or hard to come by. This was huge, I repeat.

Yuri-senpai across the table let out a chuckle, and turned toward Dean.

"Haha, I am sure it's going to be a big favour."

"It may be, but as it stands, the rest of the academy's staff has yet to do their extensive research. I am counting on you, Zephyr-kun."

"Of course. I give you my words, it shall be a perfect job!"

If there was something I was most proud of, it was my knowledge after all.

1021. This was the total count of jobs in the game, and I had drilled everyone's build in my head. What I taught in the first-term was a mere tip of the iceberg. I would've been surprised if they could have my replacement already.

With a nod from Dean, the terms were decided. I would be starting my lectures starting this weekend, once again.

Personally, I was looking forward to what the jobs seniors would end with! Now, the main objective was to raise our guild's rank, and increase those sweet spots for more guildmates!