When you reenter the mosque, you find that Imam Ulul Azmi Al-Pandani is singing an old human song, in front of the stairs. Unlike Middle Eastern mosques, the Sultan Mosque is clean and does not smell like sweat. Not that it would bother you, as your own stench covers all other smells. You clear your throat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcCnFFhVR70<span class="mu-b">"Mastah! Me iz bakk!"</span>
He stops chanting. "Mohammed Saiful! What are you doing here?"
<span class="mu-b">"Mastah! Me need 'em kwesty! You'ze got sum fo' me?"</span>
"Ah! It's good to see that you want to develop your spirit of jihad. Yes, our masjid need help in many ways. Please take a look at the quest board."
The quest board is a wooden panel where quests posters are pinned. The practice has become common around the world since the Day of Shadow, from the increased need for mercenaries and adventurers. In the mosque, quests are posted by the imam, but in more secular organizations such as the Adventurer's Guild, quests are posted by anyone.
>Quest 1 (F rank): Visit Mr. Raashid and convert him back to Islam>Quest 2 (E rank): Burn Fika Swedish Cafe and Bistro, an infidel shop in Arab St>Quest 3 (D rank): Visit Ms. Haseena and exorcise her haunted house>Quest 4 (D rank): Establish diplomatic contact with the Temple of Kali>Quest 5 (B rank): Infiltrate the police station and steal files from their computer3 of those quests were generated with the dice rolls.Some of those quests are quite dangerous and could get you in serious trouble if you are caught. In particular, the police station mission looks particularly deadly. You don't see how one could complete it successfully. A police station is an impregnable fortress guarded by the fiercest paladins. At the same time, it's a B rank quest; a quest for epic adventurers. You take a poster that looks interesting, bow before your master, and leave. The song that he was singing was rather pleasant, although you personally prefer the harsh, virile shrieks of black metal, which sound more like your own voice. You pluck your headphones, and browse through your music playlist. Your favorite band is Nekrogoblikon. John Goblikon, the leader shrieker, was the first goblin to achieve international recognition. He's a true idol among goblin communities. But today, you feel like listening to some local band, and pick Draconis Infernum. Human ears cannot understand anything from the shrieks, but to you, the lyrics are crystal clear.
