Finn had decided it was time to get back to work. He was not going to stop enjoying himself with his random encounters and ability to meet new friends or anything crazy such as that. Still, just because he wished to enjoy himself didn't mean he couldn't stay busy. He didn't have to go on travel or do crazy wild missions in order to pass the time. He could do the lower level ones, the ones of which were in abundance and ready to be taken at any time. These ones were often over looked by higher ranking people, such as Finn, due to how easy they were and how low of pay they gave out. Finn wasn't one to just pass those missions though. They were not necessarily as fun as the ones that involved him using his abilities, but they were a necessity. They were put up for a reason. Even these smaller tasks offered a large amount of help to those in need, and it helped him and his guild in the long run as well. Finn was a relatively good person by most peoples standards, but for quests he'd still prefer to gain some sort of payment for his actions. It was his time that he was offering up, after all. He wasn't doing it for fun or to pass the time, such as when he was having his random encounters, but rather to make income and to fine tune what skills and stats he could.

For this particular mission, he found himself in the Kardia Cathedral. The building was huge, towering over all nearby buildings and casing its presence far and wide. Everyone who entered Magnolia knew of the building. It was a church of the Illumin religion, one of the most prominent beliefs within Fiore. It wasn't what Finn followed, but it certainly had some positive beliefs behind it. Many people who found out that Finn did not believe in this overwhelmingly popular religion would ask Finn what it was he believed in. They didn't like his answer usually, due to the fact that he didn't really have one. He didn't find himself following a religion blindly or otherwise. He had too unique a perspective on life, and the way he had lived it, to find himself a sheep. That was not to insult those who chose to make the beliefs a major part of their lives. It simply wasn't something Finn saw a point in, nor did he agree with it on a personal level. His beliefs were scattered, formed through personal experience and reasons. No established and aged organized religion could come close to him due to the fact that he had avoided anything that would really associate him with it. That lack of belief didn't prevent him from helping out when needed though. Finn was here meeting with Father Jared, who was surrounded by sick people. The task was relatively simple. He was to distribute medicine to the sick people who filled the floors of the cathedral.

Taking a large amount of doses of the medicine from the father, Finn would begin to navigate to a still untouched part of the cathedral, filled with patients still waiting to be seen. There, Finn would begin to go through one by one and distribute the medicine. There was little to no risk of Finn being infected by the disease. Finn's immune system was powerful, bolstered by the years spent in the forest and then given enough of a shock to continue improving when put back into civilization. At this point, even an unknown and unseen virus such as this one would likely be destroyed by his body. Still, Father Jerad was an admittedly kind person. He heard Finn's reasoning and still insisted Finn take himself a free dose of medicine to go along the road. He insisted Finn take it before he left, that way if the disease had placed itself within Finn without being destroyed he'd deal with it before it really took hold. Taking the medicine and giving his thanks, and receiving thanks in turn, Finn made his way from the cathedral, mission completed.

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