Jhon Hussain (CLEANER COMMERCIAL OR INSTITUTIONAL)

You can find it on your payslip. It is usually printed there. Also, you can visit the EPFO member portal. Find the link for 'Know Your UAN'. You will need your Aadhaar or PAN number. Or you can just ask your company's HR. They will give it to you.

First you must become a Mage. You need to be level 70. When you are level 70, go to Rokoko City. You must find the NPC Maya the Alchemist there. She will give you the job change quest.

The quest is for collecting items. It is little bit hard. You will need 30 Life Oil and 30 Poisonous Fang from monsters in Telete Forest. Then, go to Forgotten Cave. There you get 30 Jet-Black Liquid and 1 Fearful Evil Eye. It is a boss drop, so can be difficult.

After getting all items, go back to Maya. Give her the items. Then you will become an Alchemist. Good luck for the farming! It takes time.

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