You Decide

The room quieted down again. Roland slowly sipped on the warm water, waiting patiently for Hawk to ponder quietly over this idea.

For a person like Hawk who had been in charge of a large-scale guild, before anything was done, he would ponder it ahead of time. Even back when he was killing nobles, he contemplated it beforehand.

Could it be done and should it be done? What effects will this bring to the organization?

He had to consider all the aspects. It wasn't as simple as getting a good idea and just doing it—that was the way of a lone wolf. It wasn't the attitude a deputy leader of a guild should have.

Roland had already finished three cups of water before Hawk finally spoke after contemplating for nearly ten minutes. "It's not a problem to gather the beggars, but how should we cooperate—how should the power and benefits be distributed?"