Lin Xiuyuan paused slightly, his expression turning quite grim. He watched their departing figures, his lips seemingly moving, but ultimately he said nothing and silently closed the door.
Since it is a mandatory conscription, there is obviously no room for refusal.
It's not something a lowly cultivator like him could choose.
Lin Xiuyuan examined the jade slip and found that the address was near a recruitment hall in the outer city, which put his mind at ease.
"Forced conscription? Won't that be dangerous?"
Liao Cai'er witnessed the whole thing, and after Lin Xiuyuan sat back down at the table, she couldn't help but ask him with concern.
Lin Xiuyuan forced a smile and shook his head, saying, "There are some problems, but not major ones. I'm a talisman master, so I shouldn't be drafted to the front lines."
Although Lin Xiuyuan didn't want Liao Cai'er to worry, he pretended to be relaxed.
However, upon closer reflection, it's unlikely to be a major problem.
To put it roughly, it's like the previous recruitment missions, which could be accepted and completed freely at will.
However, forced conscription means there is absolutely no choice; one must complete the conscription task, and if one fails to do so, there will likely be punishment or other consequences.
However, compared to other talisman masters, the recruitment tasks he needs to complete should be relatively easier.
Most of the mandatory conscription missions that other cultivators receive are to go to the front lines to fight.
Now, it's unclear what type of mission this mid-level talisman master has been recruited for. If he's sent to the front lines, things might get bad.
At that moment, Lin Xiuyuan also lost his appetite. After comforting Liao Cai'er, a thoughtful look flashed in his eyes.
After thinking for a moment, Lin Xiuyuan took out a communication jade talisman and sent out a message.
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