My Celestial Ascension

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Mireya smiled warmly at the group before turning to Anna, Grace, and Lily. "Just wait here for a moment," she said, gesturing to a nearby bench. "I'll go prepare your hunter licenses, and it won't take more than a few minutes."

As Mireya walked away, Yuan led the women over to an empty table, and they took their seats, the excitement still coursing through their veins. Yuan turned to Anna and Grace, his eyes shining with pride. "You were amazing out there," he said, his voice filled with admiration. "Your sword skills were truly something to behold."

Anna and Grace giggled, feeling their cheeks flush with pleasure. "Thanks, Yuan," Anna said, her voice filled with happiness. "We couldn't have done it without your support."

Lily chimed in, her voice tinged with excitement. "It was so much fun!" she said, her eyes sparkling. 

Emma nodded in agreement, her face glowing with pride. "You were all so impressive," she said, her voice filled with admiration. "I'm so lucky to have such an amazing mothers-in-law and a best friend like Lily."

The group fell into an easy conversation, their voices ringing out in the quiet room. As they chatted, Mireya returned with their hunter licenses, her face beaming with pride. "Here you go," she said, handing them each a small card. "Congratulations on passing the test. You're all official hunters now."

Anna, Grace, and Lily grinned widely as they took their hunter licenses from Mireya's outstretched hand. Mireya's words filled them with a sense of pride and excitement as she told them that they would start as 'E' ranked hunters, just like Yuan and Emma.

The three women hugged each other, feeling a sense of accomplishment wash over them. "Thank you, Mireya," Anna said, her voice filled with gratitude. "We'll work hard to become the best hunters we can be."

Yuan and Emma stepped forward to congratulate them, their faces filled with pride and happiness. "I'm so proud of you," Yuan said, wrapping his arms around Anna and Grace. "You're going to be amazing hunters."

Lily beamed at her family, feeling her heart swell with joy. "I can't wait to go on adventures with all of you," she said, her voice tinged with excitement.

Mireya's gaze shifted to Yuan, and she spoke with a gentle smile on her face. "Now that your wives have become hunters, why don't you create a hunter party and register it?" she asked. "There are many benefits to registering a party, such as being able to travel more freely and being hired by higher-ranked nobles or empires for higher pay."

"Mireya, I must admit that the benefits you've mentioned are quite tempting," Yuan said, stroking his chin thoughtfully. "We could take on more lucrative missions, travel between cities without any trouble, and bypass the long lines at city gates. It sounds like a great idea."

Turning to his two mothers, Anna and Grace, Yuan sought their opinion. "What do you guys think?" he asked. "Should we register as a hunter party?"

Grace, with her usual cold expression and tone, replied, "We plan to travel the world in the future, so having a registered hunter party will be very useful for us."

Anna nodded in agreement. "I agree with Grace. There's no harm in registering, only benefits."

Lily, who had been listening quietly, suddenly piped up. "Yuan, what should we name our hunter party?" she asked.

Emma chimed in. "Yes, it should be a nice and imposing name."

Yuan furrowed his brow, thinking hard. "How about 'Celestial Blade'?" he suggested. "It has a nice ring to it, and it sounds both powerful and elegant."

Mireya beamed at the group, her eyes filled with pride. "I'll help you with the registration process," she said, her voice full of enthusiasm. "I have a feeling that your hunter party will be the talk of the town in no time."

Yuan took the form from Mireya's hand and started filling it out with the necessary information. He listed the names of his party members, including himself, Anna, Grace, Lily, and Emma, and wrote down their chosen party name, 'Celestial Blades.'

Once he had finished filling out the form, Yuan returned to the reception desk and handed it back to Mireya. She carefully checked it over for any mistakes, nodding in satisfaction when she found none.

"Everything looks good," Mireya said, handing the form back to Yuan. "Now, I just need your licenses so I can add your party name onto them."

Yuan and his party members handed over their licenses, watching as Mireya carefully wrote 'Celestial Blades' on each one. Once she was finished, she handed the licenses back to their respective owners.

"There you go," Mireya said with a smile. "You're officially registered as a hunter party now. Congratulations, Celestial Blades!"

Yuan and his wives exchanged excited glances, their hearts pounding with anticipation for the adventures to come. 

Mireya sat at her reception desk, her gaze fixed on Yuan who had just registered his hunter party. She leaned forward, her tone flirting as she asked, "So, Yuan, what kind of mission are you planning to take today?"

Yuan chuckled, a playful glint in his eyes as he replied, "I'm planning to take a 'C' ranked mission. Any suggestions, Mireya?"

Mireya's lips curled into a smile as she thought for a moment. "Well, there's a 'C' ranked mission to clear out a group of bandits near this town. The reward is 400 gold coins."

Emma, who was standing beside Yuan, nodded her head in agreement. "That sounds like a good mission for us. Now that we have a party of five, it shouldn't be a problem for us to take on a 'C' ranked mission with an ample reward."

Anna, Grace, and Lily, who were also part of the hunter party, looked surprised at the mention of the reward. "400 gold coins? That's a lot of money," Anna exclaimed.

Grace added, "And clearing out a group of bandits shouldn't be too difficult for us. We can handle it."

Lily nodded her head in agreement. "I'm in. Let's take on this mission and show those bandits who's boss."

Yuan grinned, impressed with the enthusiasm of his party members. "Alright, let's do it. Thanks for the suggestion, Mireya."

Mireya winked at him. "Anytime, Yuan. Good luck on your mission!"

Yuan and his party were about to walk out of the hunter association when the door burst open with a loud 'Bammm!' 

Everyone turned to look as a figure covered in blood stumbled into the room, carrying another person on his shoulder.

Everyone in the association was alarmed and rushed to help the man. 

"Holy shit, what happened to you?" one of the hunters asked, rushing over to help the injured man.

The man was shaking with fear and pain as he looked around the room, his eyes wide with terror. "Orcs... they attacked our party while we were scouting the area," he gasped out. "Four of our members were killed... me and two others managed to escape."

The room fell silent as the hunters listened to the man's story. Some of them recognized him and asked about the rest of his party.

"We have to warn the town," the man continued, his voice trembling. "The Orcs are advancing toward this town... probably hundreds of them."

Mireya gasped, "Hundreds of Orcs? That's impossible!"

Another hunter spoke up, "We need to warn the town and prepare for the attack. We can't let the Orcs catch us off guard."

The hunters all looked at each other, the gravity of the situation sinking in.

The hallway of the hunter association was filled with pin-drop silence as everyone tried to process the news of the Orcs advancing towards the town.

Mireya, with a very serious expression, spoke up, "If what the injured hunter said is true, then we have a much bigger problem to deal with. A group of hundreds of Orcs must be led by an Orc Lord, an 'A-rank' monster. And we only have one 'A-rank' Hunter, the Association Head."

Mireya turned to Yuan and said, "You should forget about the mission you took just now. I will go immediately inform the Association Head about this matter."

Yuan nodded his head in agreement. Just then, they heard a heavy voice asking, "What's this commotion all about? What's going on?"

Mireya exclaimed, "Head Robert!" and everyone turned to see the Association Head, Robert, standing at the end of the hallway.

Robert looked at Mireya and said, "What's going on, Mireya? Why is everyone so tense?"

Mireya quickly explained the situation to Robert, Association Head Robert listened intently to Mireya's explanation of the Orc attack. His expression grew increasingly grim as he realized the severity of the situation.

"This is bad," he muttered, his eyes scanning the hallway as he thought through his next steps. "We need to warn the town and prepare for the attack. Gather as many hunters as you can, and make sure everyone is armed and ready to fight."

Mireya nodded, her own expression serious. "Understood, Head Robert. I'll assign an emergency mission to protect the city and send some low-rank hunters to warn the citizens. We'll also gather all the hunters available in the vicinity and assemble them immediately."

Robert nodded, his eyes locking with Mireya's. "Good. We don't have much time. Every second counts."

Mireya quickly turned to the other hunters in the room. "Listen up, everyone! We have an emergency situation. Orcs are advancing towards the town, and we need all available hunters to assemble immediately. We'll be assigning a mission to protect the city, and we need some low-rank hunters to warn the citizens and help evacuate them to safety."

There was a sense of urgency in the air as the hunters quickly sprang into action. Some rushed to gather weapons and supplies, while others raced to warn the citizens of the town.

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