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That's right, get fucked. At least the adventurers have some survival instinct left, can't say the same for the guild master, that guy is finished he just doesn't fully know it yet
I mean, I think it is the herbs from around the dragon's floor.Don't tell me he's the only one who gathers herbs. Insane that the supply will go down just because he decided it to.
The funniest part is that the source of their worries isn't even gonna be around for weeksPffftttt... that's karma for you, guild master. I hope the author drops even more karma on him later
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Don't tell me he's the only one who gathers herbs. Insane that the supply will go down just because he decided it to.
^ The herbs are on the backside of a mountain behind lava flows and flying mobs that normal adventures find difficult to deal with.I mean, I think it is the herbs from around the dragon's floor.
So he's the only one who can get his hands on them in that town.
I'm just surprised she didnt suggest setting up a meeting with the city lord or local governor. Sure the guild master has the power of his office, but once the nobility is involved, his options become much more limited, if not removed entirely.Well the merchant Lass is... something else isn't she? i like her and her greed. love her face expressions.
now she is MAD because of the guildmaster did make him leave.. even better!
The guild master is not actually accountable to adventurers, he is only accountable to the headquarters (adventurers don't elect him, HQ selects him to manage adventurers and keep raking in the profits). We've seen what he does with his authority; Yuuta might be well protected, but other adventurers really can't directly take action against the guild master without potentially risking retaliation from him. They can only hope that the guild sorts its issues out with Yuuta and ensures that Yuuta does not take any actions against them. Besides, walking away is a strong form of protest (there's a reason corporations don't like strikes, unions, etc. and want to ban them).Though really it is a strange reaction. They are basically hearing that the guild leader has been wronging someone so powerful knowingly, ordering people to take part in that. And now that leader when exposed for what he has done, is talking about having the victim murdered, and they are just we are out instead of directing anger at the leader personally? Calling for him to be removed or face justice? They are packing up and leaving their lives behind instead?
That seems strange to me, that they are just walking away and letting him keep going, vs demanding he take responsibility for his actions.
I mean she's gonna make her dad influence add the other guilds against the adventure's guild... it's a better move so they don't own the nobles any favors.I'm just surprised she didnt suggest setting up a meeting with the city lord or local governor. Sure the guild master has the power of his office, but once the nobility is involved, his options become much more limited, if not removed entirely.
If he's willing to try murdering someone more powerful than anyone in the guild, it only stands to reason he'd do the same to them in a heartbeat if they openly worked against him. The easiest way to both dodge a bullet and give him grief is just to abandon him. Especially since if they were to stick around, it would eventually come to light that they too were involved in this scheme.Hard to gauge really, that guy is the one who defended the kids, and has already seen his power. He was already one that was on the fence. Its unclear how wide spread that will be.
Though really it is a strange reaction. They are basically hearing that the guild leader has been wronging someone so powerful knowingly, ordering people to take part in that. And now that leader when exposed for what he has done, is talking about having the victim murdered, and they are just we are out instead of directing anger at the leader personally? Calling for him to be removed or face justice? They are packing up and leaving their lives behind instead?
That seems strange to me, that they are just walking away and letting him keep going, vs demanding he take responsibility for his actions.
It's not prejudice, his judgement in this chapter is correct when it comes to how regular spirit mages work. It was established early in this series that there is no one in that world who has a contract with a great spirit, nevermind several. Mid level ones, like the fire one are the heights of power any spirit mage has ever known. It's no wonder he can;t concieve of one summoning vines that break steel.The guild master seems at least somewhat capable in this chapter, but his prejudice against spirit mages is really clouding his judgment. If he knows what a normal forest spirit can do, sees what Yuuta's spirit can do, and still doesn't grasp how monstrously powerful Yuuta is... Well, his guild is in tatters, so I'm guessing headquarters isn't going to entertain further retaliation against Yuuta and he'll take the fall instead.