Clown Game
Chapter 106 - 106 93 Promoting to C-Class

Chapter 106: Chapter 93: Promoting to C-Class Chapter 106: Chapter 93: Promoting to C-Class Leftover Women Office… Pah!!

Mrs. Liu’s office, Chen Xiao looked incredibly serious

He was pondering; under these circumstances, he absolutely couldn’t overlook any detail.

“How do you plan to deal with this ‘Anomalous Phenomenon’?” Chen Xiao asked.

Mrs. Liu, while flipping through file records, answered exceedingly briefly, “Buy it out.”

Chen Xiao, thoughtful, remained quiet for a while, then asked:

“Generally, this kind of task is done by the logistics people, right? So, it has no relation to my bonus, does it?”

Mrs. Liu, still busy with the matter at hand and without even looking at Chen Xiao, replied, “Yes.”

“This time I didn’t even fire a gun, all I did from beginning to end was say a few words, and before leaving, I even folded the blankets for them. So, there’s no reason to dock my bonus again, right?” Chen Xiao continued.

“Yes…” Mrs. Liu responded, her expression revealing a touch of impatience.

But Chen Xiao didn’t care, he had to be certain of one thing.

And that was whether this time, the settlement of his task would once again be swindled away for some strange and bizarre reasons.

5 minutes later.

Accompanied by a “Wish you an early escape from singledom.”

Chen Xiao “whooshed” out of the office and nimbly dodged a thrown folder, then quickly disappeared around the corner of the corridor.

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He pulled out his phone and once again opened his “Personal Information.”

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Name: Chen Xiao

Position: Field Agent at K City (15th Anomalous Biological Research Zone)

Level: D

Past Missions: D-level 5 times

Honor: None

Funds: 100

Equipment Capability Overview: “Weapon: Kobalt—Gate of Smiles; Serum Strengthening: None”

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Although this mission dealt with an ‘Anomalous Phenomenon,’ the bonus for successful containment was still credited to Chen Xiao, so adding the previous 30 points to his account, he had a total of 100 points of funds.

“Hehehe”

He chuckled, feeling pretty good at the moment.

It was a strange and wonderful sensation, like finally losing something he had been holding onto for 20 years.

D-level field agent, Chen Xiao, after diligently working for so long, could finally redeem something.

First of all, the thing that came to his mind was the clotting spray worth 10 points of funds, on a buy-one-get-one-free offer.

This emergency medical supply, practically seen everywhere among field agents, had almost become a source of resentment in his eyes.

Thus, without a second thought, he tapped on the redemption menu.

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Suddenly…

His phone vibrated, and an icon for a message appeared on the screen.

Chen Xiao froze on the spot, then his brow furrowed tightly. A very uneasy premonition surged in his heart.

“No way, why is it exactly 100 points? It’s like it’s been rounded off just to be taken in one fell swoop. I have a feeling that the moment I open this message, those 100 points will vanish instantly.”

He muttered under his breath.

However, messages sent by the Foundation were generally very important, so the image of an “envelope” took over the entire screen. You had to look at it whether you wanted to or not.

Chen Xiao had no choice but to click on the icon.

First, what met his eyes were two large bold characters.

“Congra——tulations”

“Uh… why does it look like some third-rate scam text message? Don’t tell me it’s going to say I’ve won a lottery or something,” Chen Xiao said with rolled eyes.

He continued scrolling down.

“Congratulations. Following the Asian branch of the Order Foundation’s feedback analysis on recent mission reports, you have the qualifications for promotion. Promotion Level (C) will grant you the following permissions:

1. Access to Class-C mission area

2. Access to Class-C exchange area

3. Access to Class-C archive inquiry

When Chen Xiao read this, his eyes lit up. He hadn’t expected his promotion would come this quickly.

Maybe it was because the people at the Asian branch saw that Chen Xiao survived so long after becoming the user of that silver revolver, he must either be extremely cautious or absolutely strong.

Or maybe they thought this guy who never even bought a ‘hemostatic spray’ from the start and almost always successfully contained the targets had great aspirations—he was saving up for big purchases and was extremely self-confident. Definitely a talent.

In any case, Chen Xiao’s promotion had arrived just like that.

“So it wasn’t a trap after all.”

He laughed heartily, knowing today must be an exceptionally beautiful and special day. He had just been spared from a curse, and now, a door to an even more fascinating world had opened up.

For a moment, Chen Xiao even thought maybe he should go back and apologize to Mrs. Liu.

After that, he flipped to the next page.

“Due to the numerous affairs involved in field agent level promotions, the relevant department will collect 100 points from you as the cost of ██████——————————The Order Foundation stands with you, and to all field agents who dare to climb higher.”

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After reading these lines, Chen Xiao’s facial expression froze.

He blinked in confusion.

Despite his quick thinking, he was stunned for a full two seconds.

“What the fuck???”

Only then did he manage to blurt out two words, filled with puzzlement.

“What the hell, what do they mean ‘promotion affairs are numerous’??? There’s basically nothing, right? And what on earth is this ‘relevant department’? Why would even the Foundation use such a cliched excuse? And what’s with this little black box, it totally looks like they couldn’t bother to make up a reason and just used it to fob me off!”

Chen Xiao didn’t care anymore and began to rant while standing in the hallway. Staring at the mobile screen, he was spitting and occasionally kicking out in frustration. The passing guards gave him a wide berth, peering at him through their visors like he was an idiot.

As angry as he was, there was nothing he could do—it was like a kid suddenly realizing his New Year’s money had been swiped by his parents, all very annoying but what could you do?

So, after tiring of yelling, Chen Xiao, full of suppressed rage and pouting, grudgingly tapped the confirm button.

Another window popped up.

System prompt: “You have now paid 100 points. Assigning you a Class-C mission, please wait…”

Chen Xiao was familiar with the rule; they had mentioned it before. To go from D to C level, independently completing a C-class mission was a requirement. Of course, if you felt you weren’t strong enough, you could choose to postpone and complete it later—like ‘Captain Li’ or that ‘sloppy uncle,’ both of whom already had the qualification for a C-level promotion but hadn’t rushed to finish their missions. A higher level meant higher risks, and many preferred to stay at a relatively lower level.

Suddenly, Chen Xiao’s phone vibrated again.

A mission appeared on his screen.

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(Next up is the world of Class C, where each task may be a bit stranger than Class D, and thanks to every subscriber.)