Sister of the Ranking 1st (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 175

Coordination regarding the handling of gates rated A-class or higher among observed gates, or gates likely to cause issues. Measures to adjust the distribution network of crafted items and prevent prices from rising too much, as well as mediation of conflicts among subordinate guilds and Hunters. It was such a perfectly ordinary topic that it surprised me.

This was the first meeting held since Silence’s prophecy had been delivered. Yet not a single topic related to that prophecy had been brought up. Didn’t that seem strange?

Lost in thought and saying nothing, I suddenly found myself pinpointed by Lee Jin Ha.

“They said there was a major personnel reshuffle among guild members at Cheonrang this time, right?”

“Oh, yes.”

“Many former Am Wol guild members apparently transferred over there.”

“Oh… y-yes…”

I wasn’t sure what she expected me to do. Just moments ago, they’d grilled me relentlessly over conflicts between our subordinate guilds and Hunters, and now they were picking a fight over guild members? But those people hadn’t been poached by us—they’d come of their own accord.

Unable to find a proper reply, I just smiled awkwardly, prompting Lee Jin Ha to say something like, “They’re good people, so please take good care of them.”

If they’re good people, why not hold on to them yourself? Of course, being forced to stay in the current state of Am Wol—stripped of their individuality and molded into identical copies—couldn’t possibly be good for them.

In the first place, everyone who expressed interest in joining Cheonrang had belonged to Lee Ryeo Hyun’s faction.

“Well then, I suppose it’s time to discuss the most important agenda item.”

As I was only attending as acting guildmaster—and Cheonrang had never properly participated in guild summits anyway—I’d been casually letting the meeting content wash over me, when Lee Jin Ha unexpectedly opened with an unexpected preface.

Given the current situation, the most important agenda item was obvious.

But my prediction missed the mark spectacularly.

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