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"That, that..."
The secretary spoke up nervously.
Baili asked calmly
"Where are the other decision-makers in the Adventurers' Guild? Notify them to assemble."
"Now? Mr. Royman, he..."
"He has already given up his current position."
"Huh? Give up? But..."
The secretary wanted to say more, but after seeing the look Baili was giving her, she nodded vigorously.
"I'll do it right now!"
The secretary, having left once again, disappeared down the corridor.
At this moment, Eina Zul, who had been summoned, recognized Baili.
"Mr. Baili...?!"
“We meet again, Miss Eina.”
"Are you alright? The Spala Chamber of Commerce, which had approached you for cooperation the other day, was suddenly wiped out by unknown individuals. I thought you had been caught up in it too."
"Don't worry about that, we are all safe."
"That's good."
Eina Zur breathed a sigh of relief.
Michael Flott, who was staying next door, sized up Baili.
"We were still at work when the chairman's secretary suddenly called us to help sign some contract, but then the secretary ran off on her own. Does Mr. Baili know the details?"
"Let's talk as we walk, let's go somewhere else."
"Hmm... wait, let's go ask Chairman Royman first."
He's not here right now.
Baili shook his head.
Rather, it's more accurate to say that it will never be there again...
Hearing him say that, Eina and Misha didn't ask any further questions; they had no say in the affairs of the higher-ups.
So the two followed Baili and headed straight for another floor.
Thirty minutes later.
Eina Zur and Michael Flot stood side by side, watching the scene before them with bated breath.
This is another meeting hall at the Adventurers' Guild headquarters.
Baili stood at one end of the conference table, his figure appearing exceptionally tall, as if he were the absolute ruler of this space.
Surrounding him were all the decision-makers of the Adventurers' Guild, except for Royman.
Their faces bore complex emotions, without a trace of a smile.
"Hey... Eina, what are we doing here? Aren't they all upper-level guild members?"
"Shh... Keep your voice down. The secretary said that Lord Royman sent everyone over."
"Didn't he resign from his post? Besides, Lord Royman himself didn't come."
Michael murmured a complaint, while Eina told her to be quiet again.
At the same time, an older advisor broke the silence.
"Respected Mr. Baili, we are here on the orders of Chairman Royman, but he has now disappeared. Should our meeting continue?"
"I don't know if the secretary informed everyone, but Mr. Royman has left Orario forever."
"……forever?"
"So I'd like to discuss the transfer of the Adventurers' Guild with you directly. Anyone who is unwilling to participate can go see Mr. Royman."
"..."
This is a threat.
A blunt threat.
The decision-makers from higher levels, summoned by Secretary Reuman, dared not answer and could only remain silent in thought.
Assuming Noyman really has disappeared...
Whom can they rely on?
Uranus, who was detached from worldly affairs?
But that god no longer bestows favors upon anyone, nor does he manage the affairs of Orario.
Looking at the quiet scene, Baili's gaze suddenly shifted to a patch of darkness.
That was the only darkness in the conference hall. (Read thrilling novels at Feilu Novel Network!)
Located in a corner, it was not illuminated by lights.
"Would you like to come out and say a few words?"
As soon as Baili said this, the senior councilors, Eina, and Misha all looked over.
The shadow began to wriggle.
A figure walked out.
He was dressed entirely in black, with patterned black gloves on his hands.
Eina recognized her.
The same goes for Michael.
Because of his appearance, some guild members called him a ghost.
His name is Fels.
A member of the guild, Uranus's personal mercenary, and the sage who successfully created the Philosopher's Stone, which could grant immortality to mortals, with an adventurer rank of Lv.
Fels' face was hidden under his hood, making it impossible to see his expression.
But he did give an answer.
"agree."
A single word caused an uproar at the scene.
Especially the senior members of parliament who had just arrived at the meeting hall.
Unlike these people, Fels was well aware of just how powerful the intruders who had broken into the guild were.
Having lived for eight hundred years, he possessed sufficient experience and therefore trusted his own judgment.
If Fels were to give an evaluation...
The person before them was a deity who could freely use divine power in the mortal realm.
If conflict breaks out, there will only be pointless sacrifices.
Unless the gods of Orario personally join the battle.
But that's just wishful thinking.
Fels then added again
"Transfer approved."
The members of the upper council couldn't believe it, but they didn't deny it either.
Fels was Uranus's personal mercenary, acting on his behalf to exercise certain rights.
Furthermore, Royman is described by Baili as having left Orario forever...
With the person holding the final decision-making power gone, Fells naturally has the right to speak.
Another point—
The council members present did not want to be sent by Baili to meet with Royman.
They have already understood the current situation.
This conversation left Eina and Misha in disbelief.
Both of them knew that Baili had just arrived in Orario a few days ago, but what happened?
Now they want to take over the Adventurers' Guild!?!?
"Eina, am I dreaming?"
"No……"
"it hurts."
Eina pinched her own cheek, then pinched Misha's cheek.
It's painful, and it proves to be reality.
"Don't worry, everyone, I just want ownership so I can get money later. I'll leave the other operational aspects to you."
"..."
The members of parliament remained silent.
Just because it's convenient to get money?
They wanted to say something, but Yi Linqi remained silent and began to draft the transfer agreement together.
Once everything was written, Baili had Eina and Misha, who were present, stamp and confirm it.
The girls were a little nervous, but they still managed to fulfill Baili's request.
"very good."
The transfer of the Adventurers' Guild was completed smoothly, and Baili was fairly satisfied.