A Religious Experience [Job/Chain/Solo/D]

Job Name: A True Mystery
Job Rank: D
Job Location: Kina
Job Reward: 50XP | 3,000 Huang
Job Prerequisites: None
Job Overview: With the Kazeharu clan busy with work surrounding the opening of the country and plenty of opportunities for mishaps they have put out fliers offering to pay anyone who finds and brings back missing supplies such as boxes of food, clothes, and other mundane goods that have been lost around town. They only ask that you bring in at least three items when you do.

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Eight was very interested in building good will with all the clans that Kogata was allied with. Kazeharu and the Toh clan were first on the list, they had put their faith in the Kogata, despite it being thanks to their own sabotage. However Eight really did want a bloodless revolution of Kina. The Hinamoto were ancient and since Eight didn't quite see eye to eye their methods, it seemed to be keeping everything stable despite their wealth and power. They should have pushed for more. And they depended too much on their wealth, but Eight could say the Kogata depended just as much on their information. Wealth and Knowledge should only be used to supplement ambition, and Kogata seemed to be more pragmatic and able to strive for what they wanted and needed, so they were much more closely aligned in that regard.

However the Kazeharu had their own pillar of ideals; quality over quantity. They also seemed to be a religious clan as well as a political one, a confusing combination to the slaver. While he agreed in theory, on paper as a slaver, having 8 weak slaves was much more valuable than having one amazing one, of course, that could be change depending on the individual. Then on top of that, they were religious as well as political. While Eight felt at home in the political landscape wherever he was since he was a true politician, always thinking. However, religion was a weakness of his, but perhaps incorporating religion into his worldview would soften his image, something he struggled with just like the Kogata. Especially hearing how important the High Priest in Kina was, this could be very useful to him as well.

Eight was walking and greeting the Kazeharu villagers, but something caught his eye, a large group of fliers. It was a local shrine that was asking for help. There were offerings made to a local shrine, but it seemed during a storm, everything was tossed and then some animals had taken the offered foods, the figure house to the shrine as well as the sculpture of the deity they prayed to. This seemed like the perfect way to build good will as well as slowly introduce himself into the religious world.

Eight showed up at the shrine, only to be greeted by a lonely, shrine maiden. She was still making repairs and putting things exactly where they needed to be, but she still needed to recover these last few things. She offered the slaver a reward.

Eight sent Naruto to buy some fresh offerings for the shrine, while he went with Dullahan to rummage through the nearby surrounding. Eight was quick to find notes strung up to a tree full of wishes of all those who visited the shrine. The honesty in these words was a little refreshing, but it was Dullahan who found the sculpture of gold, trying to bite at it, but still unable to lift it. With this, he met up with Naruto and the shrine maiden to return the paper notes, as well as the idol. Naruto having brought all sorts of food to the shrine from meat to vegetables and drinks. The shrine maiden couldn't help but cry in gratitude of their help. The reward was just barely enough to cover the food, but the gratitude was just as rewarding.