Chapter 1075: "The Gasha Country Guilds' Terrifying Influence"
As such, the government currently needed more guilds that could win in the international cross-guild tournaments.
They also needed champions in the international guild tournament, making one of the guilds in their country become the global headquarters.
Ainsley's guild was actually an opportunity for the government to realize their dream.
They believed that the Irregular Tamer Guild would spread throughout the human continent and as the first guild branch outside of the Godlif country...
Maybe they could win the guild championship in a year or two? Who knows.
Anyway, the government was happy to welcome Ainsley as the guild founder.
Only the local guilds disliked Ainsley's guild because of their conflict of interest conflict.
The surrounding vice leaders sighed at the Winged Guild's vice chairman.
"So, what do we do? If we can't stop the government from issuing a license, do we have to trouble that brat's guild once in a while?"
The big guilds usually used this method to suppress other emerging guilds, especially those guilds with unique ability users.
Although their members weren't a lot, their fighting power as a whole was superb, which was a threat to a battle-focused guild like them.
Thus, for the past decades, they had been suppressing unique guilds one way or another.
This was one of the reasons why the Gasha Country rarely snatched the international cross-guild tournament's championship.
But the government couldn't stop the big guilds because they had branches worldwide, and those small guilds didn't necessarily have a lot of guild branches in other countries.
Although each big guild in a different country also had a sense of rivalry in terms of determining the global headquarters against 'outsiders', they were united.
These big guilds in Gasha Country had used so many tricks to annoy smaller guilds that may threaten their prestige.
But sometimes, because these small guilds united and created a small union within the Guild Union Zone, the big guilds also find it hard to bully the small guilds inside such a circle.
But Ainsley was alone and hadn't even joined any small guilds' circle.
Not to mention that the small guilds' circle wouldn't necessarily want to accept Ainsley, who had a potential to be a big guild.
Ainsley couldn't join the big guilds' circle but the small guilds' circle also had a tendency to reject her.
That baby is really alone.
The surrounding vice leaders all agreed with this tactic.
Anyway, they had bullied countless guilds in the past, especially in such a guild-loving country like the Gasha Country.
"We can send people to create trouble at their guild building. We can also spread rumors to stop the charm ability users from joining that guild."
One of the vice leaders gave a few ideas to the Winged Guild's vice leader.
"We can guide the internet to believe that turning into an irregular tamer has a dangerous side effect or something."
"Yes, yes. We can also put our people in their guild. Just pay some random charm ability users to testify for us."
"But I heard that each guild member has to make a soul oath and can't betray the guild founder or the guild..."
Some vice leaders had a good information network and already inquired about some news from the Godlif Country's guilds.
If the soul oath were involved, it would be way more tricky.
But these leaders were also cunning. How could a soul oath hinder their malicious and jealous hearts?
"Hey, hey, just find a few desperate charm ability users who need money more than their abilities."
"True. Even if they break the soul oath and die or lose their ability, they won't care."
A few vice leaders laughed at their own advice. All of them believed that this is also a good way to smear that emerging guild.
The Winged Guild's vice chairman accepted the idea, and once he agreed, he couldn't help but want to implement it as fast as possible.
"We may not be able to disturb those unique tamers in Godlif Country, but this is the Gasha Country. We can't lose on our own home ground."
The vice-chairman also prepared several tricks to disturb Ainsley's guild, and one of them was to use 'threat'.
"Say. If the guild can't recruit new members, they will stay a small guild forever, right?"
The Winged Guild's vice chairman looked at several vice leaders of guilds that supplied tons of items to ability users such as the Alchemist Guild and so on.
The alchemist guild's vice leader immediately hooked the corner of his lips and nodded.
"Right. Without a lot of strong members, a guild will stay a small guild forever. Why? Do you have any idea how to suppress their potential guild members?"
Of course, the Winged Guild's vice leader had an idea.
"It's like this. We can target charm ability users from ordinary family backgrounds."
The vice chairman paused before tapping the table with a subtle sneer on his face.
"Tell them we will boycott them if they dare to join the Irregular Tamer Guild."
Boycott anyone who joins the Irregular Tamer's guild. They won't be able to use a healer, buy potions, buy weapons, and so on.
This is the negative effect of having a Guild Union Zone. The guilds have too much influence over the ability users in the Gasha Country.
If the Godlif Country's most pitiful people are the ordinary ones without abilities, then the most miserable people in Gasha Country are the ability users with normal family backgrounds.
Organizations in Gasha Country aren't as influential as the guilds, except for government's organizations and those belonging to elite families.
The ability users' only choice was to join guilds or work for influential families as bodyguards, and so on.
Still, it was better to join guilds than influential families!
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