This elf is so insane

An elf with light cyan hair appeared at the reception desk on the first floor of the school, and the news spread quickly.

It's not that elves are rare, but it's rare to see elves in the monastic world, and it's even rarer for elves to successfully enter the outer gate.

Looking at the careless registrar in front of her, Gu Yu was not in a hurry. She had plenty of time. She would wait until the registration was completed before going to take the commission. After all, the place worked 24 hours a day, and at night, she might be able to take the commission. There are fewer people.

After waiting for a quarter of an hour, the registrar "Lightning" finally completed Gu Yu's entry-level registration. When he returned the wooden sign and course schedule to her, the registrar asked: "Are you really an elf?"

Oh, why did I bother you so much just now just to confirm my species?

"Can't you tell if I am an elf?" Gu Yu was a little impatient, but her state was not visible on her face or tone.

"It's the first time to see such an elf. It's so strange." The registrar said, wanting to grab a handful of Gu Yu's hair to look at it.

But when he reached out his hand, Gu Yu had disappeared.

After avoiding the crowd of onlookers, the penniless Gu Yu went to the commissioned hair extension office.

In her previous life, almost all the commissions were given directly to her by the organization, so she had no choice. But in this life, she has a choice, and she has the scraps with her, so it shouldn't be a problem to complete some low-level commissions.

There are four walls in the commissioned hair extensions office, corresponding to different levels of commissions.

Guyu came to the third-level commission wall to look at it, and then walked to the second-level commission wall. He saw that there was a commission on it with an amount that could pay off the monthly tax, so he tore off the only two numbered strips left at the bottom of the commission paper. , go to the hair extension office to register.

The person at the hair extension office was dozing off when he heard someone calling him. When he looked up and saw no one, he wanted to fall asleep again, but the next second a pair of hands appeared in front of the reception desk, and with a "Hey!" The long-haired elf as delicate as a porcelain doll blocked the moonlight that poured in.

The receptionist was stunned and just stared at Gu Yu blankly. It wasn't until Gu Yu waved his hand in front of him that he came back to his senses.

"Let me go, why are there elves here?!"

His voice was not small, and it became louder and louder in the originally quiet night.

The few people who were watching the excitement just now focused their attention here, staring at Gu Yu as if she were some rare beast.

"Register, entrust." Gu Yu said, placing his wooden sign and entrustment number slip in front of him.

She just looked at the four commission walls. The third-level and second-level commissions are fixed and can only be accepted by four people. The number of first-level and special-level commissions is uncertain, and some can only be accepted once. , and some are so densely packed that there are ten times, and there are actually quite a lot of commissions at these two levels.

However, I don't know much about the situation here yet, so I'd better act within my ability.

That required a secondary commission of a wood-grained tiger skin, and she was sure she could complete it.

The disciple in charge of the reception first repeatedly confirmed Gu Yu’s identity, and then couldn’t find the registration item for this commission after searching for a long time. Until Gu Yu became impatient and pointed to the first drawer on his right: “Second level commission. The register is there."

"oh oh……"

"It's really an elf...Elf, which commission did you accept?" asked a person watching the excitement.

"You are interested in?"

The little gesture of Gu Yu's lips seemed to draw away the disciple's soul. He subconsciously replied: "I'm interested, of course I am."

Gu Yu smiled: "Then you'd better not hinder me."