Chapter 86: To think like a guild master, what must one lose?

Armaros had marched out of the dungeon. Breaking formation and not giving any explanations. They all stared after him, the glow of his light wisp becoming fainter and fainter.

"We will fix this," Leander vowed. He did not want Armaros to be angry with him, but the hourglass was a too valuable a resource. "But we are not 'burying' the hourglass."

"What is more important to you, Leander? Someone who loves you, or wealth?" Morris snapped and Leander looked at him.

"Do you know how bad our budged has been, of late?" Leander hissed. "We are running on red. This is a good way to fill in the holes in the guild's budget, return the free barrier stones, and maybe even add potions to the list of free stuff that people could get each month. If I begin to rob the S ranked adventurers and up, they will crucify me!"

Morris blinked, like he was now seeing Leander for the first time.