After Fenrir posted the job request on the private board, he waited with moderate expectations.
He knew that anonymity, while useful for his own protection, wasn't exactly appealing to professional dungeon teams. And as the hours ticked by, his inbox proved it.
Most of the responses were from under-qualified freelancers—some not even C-ranked.
A few seemed more like thrill-seeking students than trained adventurers, and more than one message had suspicious phrasing that hinted at potential scams or traps.
Fenrir sighed and refreshed the page again.
'Should've known this would be a long shot.'
Just as he was about to cancel the listing altogether, one new entry popped up—subtle, with no flashy title or bold claims.
It was a plain profile labeled "Team Garm."
Curious, Fenrir clicked it open.
The team consisted of four individuals, all in their mid-30s.
No one flashy. All B-ranked. No notable guilds. No headlines.
Just simple stats and service records.
