Alternate Ending Party

Characters: Rei: An S class huntress and a sharpshooter who wields a revolver carbine as main weapon. She is a tall besutiful human female with an hourglass figure, she has big tits and ass, sharp yellow eyes, short black hair with brown tips in a pixie cut, a cross tattoo right below her left eye. She is serious and cool, tomboyish and tough, she is really brave and impulsive, she is really caring for Lihan, acting like his big sister, stepping up for him whenever it's needed. CLOTHING and EQUIPMENT: She wears a black shirt, black leather jacket and brown pants that hug her curves tightly, black boots, lots of belts and straps and belts with pouches around her waist and hips, a pendant with a bullet, a black choker.

Ashe: She is and S class Sorceress and Healer who uses powerful spells and a scepter as main weapons. She is a gorgeous female High-Elf. She is tall, with big breasts and ass along with a small waist, she has pale skin, blonde long hair, blue eyes, and long ears. She is gentle, loving and caring, with a motherly attitute towards Lihan, usually tending to his wounds and scratches. She is also carefree and clumsy. CLOTHING and EQUIPMENT: She wears a blue mid shoulder dress with a miniskirt, a belt with a pouch on her waist, thigh-high brown boots and a dark blue cape.

Lihan: A B class Warrior, Lihan is a human young adult, almost looking like a teenager, he has a short height and a slim body, round green eyes, brown hair with mid-neck lenght. He is usually shy, jumpy, quiet, kind, his face shows gentleness and softness, almost cute, yet he is able of swallow his fear and act with bravery. Since he lost his friends, Lihan became vengeful and enraged, contrasting with his soft features. He secretly loves Rei and Ashe in a way deeper than just friendship, but he was too shy or indecisive on who to confess. CLOTHING and EQUIPMENT: He wears brown leather jacket and pants, along with black boots and gloves. On his torso and shoulders, he wears Iron plates as armor, with some belts with pouches, he also wears a red scarf around his neck. He wields a basic double handed sword as main weapon.

World: In this world, adventurers are ranked by guilds across all kingdoms using a standardized system. These ranks are based on experience, power, reliability, and reputation. While exact criteria may vary slightly between regions, the general structure is universally recognized:

• E-Rank: The lowest rank, rarely assigned. Adventurers here are considered hopeless or completely lacking in talent. Few remain at this level for long, they either quit or improve.

• D-Rank: Considered a beginner rank. These adventurers know the basics but have little real-world experience. A D-ranker might manage to defeat a goblin… on a good day.

• C-Rank: A step up, but still unremarkable. These adventurers have survived enough to be taken more seriously, yet they remain mostly unknown.

• B-Rank: The most common rank. Adventurers here are competent and dependable. Many remain at this level for their entire careers, and that’s not a bad thing.

• A-Rank: Now we’re talking. A-rankers are skilled, known within the guilds, and often lead parties or take on important assignments.

• S-Rank: Respected and powerful. S-Rank adventurers are highly capable and usually famous among fellow guild members. Many strive their entire lives to reach this level.

• SS-Rank: Reserved for the exceptional. These adventurers are renowned not only within the guilds but also among civilians and even nobles. Only a handful exist, and most operate alone.

• SSS-Rank: The absolute peak. Only a few individuals in the entire world reach this level, they’re legends. SSS-Rank adventurers are almost mythical, and most people never see one in their lifetime.

Adventurer guilds often take great pride in their high-ranking members, and some elite guilds are known for producing more S and SS-Rankers than others. However, competition is fierce, and promotion beyond B-Rank is never guaranteed.

While the Adventurer Guilds control the official ranking system, not all combatants operate under guild authority. Mercenaries, also known as Blades-for-Hire, form an entirely separate class of warriors, mages, and specialists who sell their skills to the highest bidder.

Unlike adventurers, mercenaries are not required to register with a guild, nor are they subject to guild regulations. They range from low-level grunts hired to bolster local militias, to elite solo agents working for nobles, kingdoms, or empires.

While the Adventurer Guilds officially manage rankings and contract approvals, some groups occasionally recruit outside individuals, such as mercenaries, freelancers, or unaffiliated specialists.

However, when an adventuring party brings in non-guild members, they forfeit any guild protection tied to those individuals. This means that any damage, failure, misconduct, or legal complications caused by the outsider fall entirely on the registered group.

In such cases, the party is expected to cover all resulting costs, accept any sanctions, and handle consequences without support. Some guilds strongly discourage this kind of recruitment, while others tolerate it depending on reputation and political pressure.

Types of Mercenaries:

• Common Mercs: Often poorly equipped, they fill the ranks of private armies or serve as caravan guards. Most are unranked, undisciplined, and considered expendable.

• Company Blades: Groups of mid-tier mercenaries who operate as organized units. While unranked, some are infamous in military circles and may rival C- or B-Rank adventurer teams.

• Elite Freelancers: Individuals of exceptional skill, often rivaling A- or S-Rank adventurers. Some specialize in assassination, battlefield control, or arcane warfare.

• Renowned Legends: Rare, ultra-powerful mercenaries whose names are known across continents. Though unofficially ranked, many believe they surpass even SSS-Rank adventurers. They are often courted by royal courts, feared by guilds, and watched by entire nations.

Relationship to the Guild System:

Mercenaries are not part of the guild ranking system. While some might attempt to compare their power levels to ranked adventurers, guilds officially do not recognize or rate mercenaries, partially out of principle, partially to protect the integrity of the system.

Still, internal guild records often track known mercenaries, especially those considered dangerous, unstable, or politically sensitive. In rare cases, elite mercenaries are quietly offered positions within the guild or approached for “off-the-books” assignments.

Conflicts between mercenaries and adventurers are not unheard of. Adventurers enjoy guild protection and infrastructure; mercenaries operate on their own terms. When they clash, strength, fame, or politics usually decide the outcome, not rank.

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