I have something I need to prepare before I head to the Guild Hall.
"Well, let's see if there's an affordable house available depending on the merchant who's dealing with the house now."
"Looking for a house?
"Oh, we need to have a guild home in advance to build a new guild."
"It is."
Speaking to the merchant I was gracious about, he introduced me to an affordable property for a cheap price.
I don't expect the trust I've built with the merchants to be brought to life here.
I was glad that the decades to this day had not been in vain.
We've got a guild home. We're headed to the guild hall where the guild headquarters are.
When I entered the Guild Hall, I noticed that the atmosphere was different than usual.
Many adventurers are blooming loud and rumoured.
"What's all the fuss?
"Mr. Label, what's wrong?
"No, it looks like the adventurers are messing with something more than usual. Apparently something happened. Let's hear it."
I stood up for the nearest five-man adventurer party.
"Hey. Looks like [All Grand] failed the Reid he's been trying for ten days."
"Are you serious!? Before the challenge, the guy acting as Alliance Master gave a great speech, didn't he? Did that attack fail? Fuck off."
"The dungeon you were trying is an SS dungeon, right? I heard that this Reid had two S-Class Adventurer parties and the rest were all organized at the A-Class Adventurer Party. So if you can't attack, then no one can attack you?
"Maybe. Whatever, now [All Grand] 's fame has fallen to the ground."
"I hear the members were in a dilapidated state too, so they'll be making out for a little while. They always looked great because they were the biggest guild in the country. It's so clean."
(Hans's guy, was he challenging SS dungeons with Reid? The advantage of Reid is that he can distribute the diversity and fatigue of a coordinated attack. You can respond immediately by switching formations against any enemy. Plus when two S-Class Adventurer parties were put in and they failed... that's how Hans's guy got off guard)
I know what Hans did.
"Hey, Mr. Label. Could it be that those people were talking earlier..."
I guess Lion noticed something, too, from how I was listening.
I told Lion honestly because I didn't have to hide it.
"Sounds like the guild I was in has failed by putting Reid in an SS dungeon."
"I knew it was. I'm sure he failed because he banished Mr. Label."
"I have nothing to do with it. But Porter doesn't have the strength to do that."
"Yeah. Fighting isn't the only power. Sure, Mr. Label may not have the power to fight, but he has everything else. If Mr. Label has the strength to fight, he can attack the dungeon by himself."
I felt my chest lighten on the care of Lion, who cares about me.
"Okay. I also found out why the Guild Hall was so noisy. Let's go make a new guild."
"Our guild...... have fun!!!
Lion was in a good mood.
Each country has an Alliance headquarters, with branches in its lower organisation.
All guilds present in that country are deemed to belong to the headquarters of the guild, obliged to undergo compulsory quests issued by the headquarters of the guild, and if they are defied, the guild is dissolved.
At the time of first establishment, establishment costs and twenty gold coins will be required.
Next, in addition to the establishment costs, it was necessary to pay the security deposit.
The security deposit is not the amount that a normal adventurer can give as a wheezer for thirty gold coins.
This deposit will be refunded when the Alliance is disbanded.
But if a violation of the terms is found during survival, it will be forfeited.
Finally, after the establishment, the services and information of the Alliance headquarters can be obtained by paying the annual membership fee calculated from the number of people who belong to the Alliance.
Briefly describe the annual membership fee, which is twenty gold coins for guild members of up to ten guilds.
It is proportional to the number of people and increases the amount to be paid, as I said forty gold coins in guilds of ten or more to thirty.
One of the services provided by the Alliance headquarters is the right to enter a state-controlled Class A dungeon.
The admin dungeon cannot enter without proving a Class B Adventurer with an Adventurer Card issued by Alliance Headquarters.
In addition to securing the guild home to create the guild, you have to pay a large sum of money to say fifty gold coins combined with the establishment costs and the security deposit.
The reason why expensive money is needed is to prevent disturbances in the Alliance, so adventurers who cannot prepare fifty pieces of gold are not eligible to create an Alliance.
In conclusion, the guild can be made without being an adventurer if it has money.
So merchants also gather adventurers to create merchant guilds, many of which don't last long.
The reason for this was that merchants who couldn't dive into the dungeons couldn't control the adventurers.
I will receive an application for a new Alliance from the Alliance Headquarters staff and fill in the entries.
When it comes to listing items, it's all about the name of the guild, the address of the guild home, and the name of the delegate and the brief.
But if this new guild creates a problem, you have to sign that I'm the guild master for all of its responsibilities.
After signing, make a contract with the Alliance headquarters.
The contract uses exclusive contract magic created by Alliance Headquarters.
The power of magic prevents the Alliance Master from escaping even if something goes wrong.
I decided to pay for all the costs of this establishment.
I have savings, so it doesn't even hurt if it's about fifty gold coins.
The guild application was completed by listing all the items in the documents and finally joining the contract with myself by magic.
At this moment, I became an Alliance Master and was destined to be with the Alliance.
"All right. Now we have our guild. The name of the new guild is [Oratorio]."
"[Oratorio]... what does that mean?
"Oratorio means the singing of a prayer offering to God. A lot of people sing together with hope in their hearts. You have dreams for me, for Lion, and for Dan, right? I have dreams of more of my people. To make those dreams come true, I tried to name them in the sense of trying my heart together. How about a little crunchy?
It embarrasses me to say it myself.
Turning to me in the light, Lion flutters his neck to the left and right.
"Awesome good name. I like it. I'll do my best for [Oratorio]!!
"I'm glad you're doing your best, but don't push it. We're just getting started. Brittle to the point where only one person can't move forward just because he's missing it. So let's go a little further as we help each other."
"Yeah. Got it."
"Horns on the rabbit, it won't be until Dan joins us to take full action. In the meantime, let's focus on shaping our guild home or diving the C-level dungeon just the two of us, as we've always done."
"Are you going to attack the other C-level dungeon that's left?
"I hope you can attack me, but it feels like you're going to defeat the demons and save up your guild's operating funds. From now on, the operating expenses of the Alliance must also be allocated among the rewards of the Dungeon Attack. I'm sorry about Lion, but your income could be lower than before."
"I was about to get too much before, so I'm perfectly fine. Because your mother is getting better, and if your illness heals, you won't need money the other way around."
"It would help if you could say that. I'm willing to give you all the support I can. Regards."
"Yeah. I was entrusted!!
Thus, we created a new guild.