The next day, Kyle followed Lancel around.
For the first two weeks, he was supposed to look at what everyone was doing to get a grasp of their duties.
'Seems like everyone has a territory,' Kyle thought as he followed the silent Lancel.
Lancel didn't speak a lot, and he basically just did his job. free𝑤ebnovel.com
Lancel was the bowman and trapper of the group.
Both of these jobs were important for a local Hunter Hall.
There were many kinds of Hunter Halls all over the Skysand Kingdom.
Most of them were run by a small group of hunters that dealt with the local wildlife.
Their job was to keep the ecosystem in balance, deal with potential threats from wildlife, and, obviously, make money.
There were also big Hunter Halls, which were called Hunter Guilds.
'Hunter Guilds are like McDonalds. They have their franchises everywhere,' Kyle thought.
Hunter Guilds all had different rules and regulations that seemed to work out for them.
After all, if the regulations didn't work, the Hunter Guilds wouldn't be so big.
Smaller towns like the one Kyle was in didn't have Hunter Guilds since there were already established Hunter Halls here.
Beating the competition out of the town wouldn't be worth the investment.
Generally, Hunter Guilds only operated in big towns or cities.
Just like Earth, towns and cities grew bigger and more popular based on commerce.
But unlike Earth, the commerce didn't come from big companies but from the surrounding wildlife.
Stronger beasts had more Ether, which increased the density of Ether in the surroundings.
The denser Ether increased the likelihood of expensive and Ether-rich plants appearing, which attracted more powerful beasts, which increased the density of Ether, and so on.
Theodor's Rest, the town Kyle was in, was in the vicinity of a bigger city.
Because of that, the surroundings of Theodor's Rest were filled with a low to medium amount of Ether.
There were vast stretches of land where there were barely any beasts since there wasn't much Ether.
'Hah, vast stretches of land,' Kyle thought. 'This entire world is the size of fucking North America, and that includes that huge ocean in the middle.'
'Fucking tiny ass fantasy land.'
'I mean, North America is big, but come on. This is an entire fantasy world! You would expect it to be bigger.'
Anyway, Hunter Guilds also had different jobs, which included bowmen and trappers.
What a bowman did was obvious and didn't need explanation.
Meanwhile, a trapper was responsible for carrying all the gadgets and dealing with the wildlife without killing them.
Living beasts were worth far more than dead beasts.
At worst, they could be selectively and carefully dissected to get the highest grade materials, and at best, a beast would catch the eye of a Beast Tamer.
If a living beast was bought by a Beast Tamer, it would mean big money.
Sadly, Beast Tamers only wanted the rarest and most powerful beasts, which were difficult to find and capture.
'As far as I've heard, not even the Great Anaconda would be interesting to a Beast Tamer. It's not its power that's the problem, but its sheer size and the amount of food it eats.'
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