Shadow Brave's Readventure - Re-Tale of the Brave

General Assembly of the Union, where Union-wide policies and exchanges of information take place. The first agenda of such a general meeting was the way we interacted with the Intercontinental Allies. During such a meeting, Kate was investigating the way the guild moved from the guild she knew because she was the Duke of the Empire of Entesia in addition to the way she was shaking herself. So I finished the investigation a little bit. He was returning to his alliance again.

"Do you feel like it?"

"Hmm... well, we heard something similar."

That's how Elusha responds to Kate's words, almost uninteresting. Lan is supposed to think about the head here in the first place. So she just listens to the conclusions and the way they think. Nevertheless, she has excellent intuition. So like the previous story, it is not a bad story to talk about it as a kite because it occasionally says something useful.

"But it's... basically the best thing for a raven or a corner, right? There won't be many places where you have to cooperate with anything, and vice versa, where you don't want to cooperate with anything."

"In fact, I guess that's the place...... so, what about Ceres?

"We are outsiders, so... we're not going to get too cheap involved. but if there is a fire powder that goes down, I will shake it off"

"Is it reasonable? If you think about it, is it suspicious that I'm making this decision?"

In Celestia's response, Kate smiles a little bitterly. In fact, Celestia's judgment is more correct if you normally think about it. Anyway, neither Kate nor Celestia are of this world. It would be politically correct to say that basically no one in the other world should be involved in the battle of the other world at the discretion of one individual.

Because I don't know which is right. And in fact, Kate doesn't even know if they've had a deliberate summons or an accident. So like them, this stance of taking a certain distance would be right. And when I did that, it seemed like time had passed. Alliance Alliance masters who were scattered were also returning.

"... well, it doesn't change the conclusion"

"That's right. You know that, don't you? We know the situation the same way. but I just hate being ordered headless from above."

"Oh, I see."

Kate grinned and nodded at the words of the familiar guild master. He said it himself earlier, but it doesn't change the conclusion. In fact, even when I say alliance, it's actually a stopover zone. Just so you can't rub it in case. It's not as strong an alliance as Bern Tyne led < >.

Therefore, it was best to conclude that we did not have a unified opinion and that each person would make his or her own decision in a gradual manner. And this is the case for most Alliance alliances, unless the relationship between the top and bottom is so clear. Therefore, even where the Alliance Masters scattered in the gathering of information gained, they also accounted for a large number of them as a trend.

"Well... then, as our alliance, we will live up to it. The objection seems to be... nothing."

I have no objection.

"I was at the first point, hey, because I was"

The other guild masters laugh at the words of Kite, who smiled bitterly, with the same face. Basically, guild masters like to give opinions here make quite a name for themselves as wise men. So I was in agreement with this conclusion from the beginning. So the kites submitted their opinions as such and decided to wait for the other guilds to come to a conclusion.

Well, the kites have come to a few conclusions. We gathered more information in our free time, but that was also where we went back to our first place to hear our unified views as a Union.

'Well... so I solicited your opinion. I saw the whole thing, but is Dasan what I expected?'

At the end of the discussion, Balflair speaks out. And this agenda was of the utmost importance to all the guilds belonging to the Union. So the majority of guilds had serious discussions on this agenda, and it was quite serious to hear the conclusions in the same way. Naturally. Because only this agenda concerns our work.

The basic Union policy is for each guild to act as they please. but it's only fair to give them a story. We're not all back guilds, whether we specialize or not. Remember, even a regular adventurer. "

In the end, will this happen? While listening to Balflair, Kate expresses her satisfaction with her policy as a Union. I don't even think he and I would get full cooperation in the first place.

But at least there is an attitude of cooperation, which is enough, and most importantly, you know that you can respond to this indiscriminately, but make common sense decisions. There is no need to join the military operations, but if there is likely to be harm to the general public, take the initiative. That's how Levy opened his mouth after there was a reading of his results.

"That will be all for this agenda, then. The basic policy is, as I was told by Union Master Balfrère, to respond to me with indiscriminateness. but as a matter of Union policy, it's not fair to give it to them. Immediate removal as soon as discovered. Also, if you see their shadow in or around your client or during a mission, report it immediately to the nearby Union Branch, and the Branch Manager of each branch will contact Union Headquarters or the Intercontinental Allied Forces Command. Then, wait for instructions. In the meantime, if there is any financial disadvantage or inconvenience in negotiating with your client, please inform the Union accordingly. Union enters with the client and, in case of disadvantage, the Union makes a temporary filling and consults the response separately '.

"However, as you know, if we act on our own initiative to the detriment of the country or our clients, we will not compensate you for the fact that you have moved at our discretion. It's the same as always, so be careful. '

Following Levi's explanation, Balflair makes sense. It will only be instructions from the Union to halt the progress of the request. Therefore, the supplement is taken for granted.

but at the same time this is a request and each adventurer is not obliged to follow the instructions. but it is believed that it would be better to continue with the request, which may undermine the public interest. Of course, if this is a false report, a fine will be imposed in a manner similar to the levy imposed, so it will be properly investigated. but it assured me enough that I could pause. And when it came to such a decent response, the moment opened his mouth small.

"Sort of decent... you make a decent decision. I'm an adventurer, so I thought there might be more theories of self-responsibility."

"Well, there's some self-responsibility. Especially if my client was them, or something. That was not enough investigation, so the guarantee becomes somewhat too. As an iron rule when an adventurer receives a request, a preliminary investigation is to be conducted."

"Bone Loss Tired Making Money,"

"If it actually moves, it will."

In the words of an instant, Kate laughs slightly. In fact, this changes the cost and effort spent depending on how far the request has progressed. So it should have been guaranteed commensurate with that, but that could not have been done by the boulder as a union or because of the cost.

"It is essentially the Union's view that if you impersonate a client, you will find out at the pre-investigation stage as a malicious request. I didn't know it was them, but I can't let the boulders work... in fact, they do."

Anyway, he was very disturbed by the fact that he became an executive within each country. Some countries have been lurked on a century-by-century basis if it's terrible. It would be somewhat harsh to say that you're the one who's going to have that situation, but you can tell in advance that your client is them. But there was nothing more I could do than look at it differently. And when I heard that story, the moment got mundane questions.

"... then the Union, which is brokering the request, also has some responsibility?

"So you guarantee it, don't you? It's not the full price because it's only an intermediary. but I can scrutinize all the requests and take them back, and I can't believe the union would be a giant organization. Only an intermediary. Accepting a request or not depends on the adventurer's chest three inches"

"Ah... well. Speaking of which, yes."

Basic Union operating funds, but this is paid in the form of intermediary fees from among the rewards paid by adventurers in accepting requests. Therefore, the Union also had a system in place so that some guarantees could be given. and Yuri told me even more the moment she showed such satisfaction.

"Besides... there are people who say it's better to move if you make it a complete theory of self-responsibility. That's gonna be tough on the boulders, isn't it?

"Well...... that's right. Then should I pay you to stop it?"

"That sort of thing. If they're going to pay, everyone's going to stop. Our reputation will improve, and we'll be able to connect to our next request. Especially since this is the case, I am concerned about whether or not there is a connection to them in all countries. If my client was one of them, I'd stop, and you'd feel safer as nobles."

"I see..."

The most troubling thing about nobles and politicians and exchangers is that they connect with < >. The fear is rooted in each country, and in the unlikely event of a connection, they will immediately eat a hoist.

It would still be better on the continent of Ursia, but the continent of Enesia could eat even the most instant bees from the people. Adventurers who have an understanding of the public good were connected to obtaining a single client just to be shown.

"Ma, for now... this will be good"

First of all, have you settled down somewhere? Kate is relieved that her cooperation with the Union has settled in a reasonable place. What frightened the Allies here was that they would adopt their own policies on their own.

And even the nations that belong to the Allies don't think they can add adventurers under their command. Kite is the only one who can do that, and he's the brave one because he can do that. Therefore, it is sufficient that they will respond to each other.

"Is that good?

"Don't you get it? What it really means is to respond with indifference."

"... what do you mean?

The true meaning of being outrageous and responsive. Asked about it, the moment hits my neck. Kite was having fun with this. That's what Yuri taught him.

"Conversely, we do whatever we want, so you can do whatever you want."

"... so what?

"I don't accuse anyone of joining the army at the request of nobility. That's your call, so do as you please. Instead, I won't be joining you, but don't complain, so... In other words, it doesn't seem to be a problem if a place where you are pleading is moving in a co-paced manner. I follow Union policy."

"I see..."

Indeed, if this is the case, it follows Union policy. Respond with indiscretion. In other words, as an Adventurer Alliance at the request of my client, I have no problem with the Intercontinental Alliance.

If you complain that there were guilds and adventurers out there who didn't feel comfortable with it, and that's worse than following Union policy. Because each adventurer is more than indiscriminate and responsive, and as a union, we merely decide that we have complied indiscriminately and according to the Union's instructions. If I rubbed it, the Union could have brokered it and protected it. And if it was explained so far, it would have been instantly understandable.

"Besides, can common sense adventurers also take requests from intercontinental allies? Only as a request."

"That's the thing. We can move with this, as usual."

In the end, we had this argument because most guilds work as they always do. In order to avoid attacks from guilds who do not feel comfortable with requests from the country, as more cases will require large-scale requests from the country and allied forces and stronger collaboration. That is why we need an opinion as an official as the Union. As such, Kate managed to relieve herself of the story, which ended in a reasonable place, and pulled her shoulder out just a little bit.