"Missing chickens, seeking out a cheating husband, recovering sea cargo... are these the kinds of tasks?"
Lann stood in front of a Hermes statue, which was at least four or five meters tall including its base, pinching his chin with his fingers as he muttered to himself.
On the base of the Hermes statue hung an inscribed board, left by nearby patrons with their tasks.
Hermes is the god of commerce and roads, and when people need mercenaries, they always hang a task board under the Hermes statue around their settlements.
In a large city with a population approaching 300,000, it's impossible to find a powerful secret organization relying solely on individual strength.
This is one of the reasons Lann wanted to help Phoebe.
Now, it's also his direction: by completing tasks, he connects with people who have power or networks in the city of Athens, using their strength to investigate the Divine Teachings.
