The Great Neutral City

"And that's our current goal, isn't it?"

Deshar nodded again. "Once our guild becomes official I will have access to The Masters Guild, not only that but we will be given a building where our guild members can call home. Not to mention The Masters Guild funds Guilds based on their level so once we reach an official level we will earn money."

"A home? I haven't had one of those in 7 years. And I think I'm almost at the age where I should start learning how to manage my money. It will be good to earn an income."

As Sword strolled on in, he saw Deshar with his old opponent talking about something.
"I've been meaning to talk to you Desh, also a pleasure to meet you sir." he said to the young boy.

Deshar was about to reply when Sword walked into the tavern and spoke. "What was it you wanted?" Deshar asked curious about what Sword wanted to talk about.

"First I wanted to ask how did it go with your guild, did you make it?"

"Pleasure to meet you as well," said Bobby, using a special tool of his to listen in on Deshar's conversation.

((He needs a special tool to hear a conversation that's right infront of him?))

"I did." Deshar replied. He took a hold of his drink again a took a large sip from it before returning the glass to the table again.

Sword stayed there thinking, deciding on what to do next. When he finaly organized his thoughts and made a decision he said in a confident voice:
"I'd like your permission to join your guild"

Deshar was taken back abit by the sudden request. But he didn't need any time to think on the answer at all. "Ofcourse Little Blue, it'd be great to have you in the guild."

Sword was relieved, he didn't know how to express himself, but he found a way, even though it might have been a little too direct.
He glanced over the table, and saw a book with the word GUILD in the title. There was only one reason why he would meet with a stranger.
"I'm guessing I wasn't the first member?"

((I thought that you had gone a longer distance away))

"Nope. Sorry, dude, but you made a close second."

"Yeah." Deshar jestured at Bobby. "This guy appeared right after I completed the registration...Infact." Deshar turned to Bobby. "I don't even know your name. Mines Deshar, what is yours?"

"The name's Bobby, it's nice to meet you, although I already knew your name." Bobby turned to Sword. "And if I'm correct, then your name is Sword?"

"It's a pleasure Bobby." Deshar replied, atleast they all knew each others names now.

"Well, I'm tired and I need a place to crash for the night. You guys know where a good place to go is for free?"

"No idea." Deshar replied, he hadn't spent time resting lately, if he could officialise the guild they could have a place to stay.

"Don't know either" Sword kept reading the book
"Level 0? What does that mean?"

"According to the booklet, level 0 is an unrecognised guild." Deshar explained. "Unrecognised guilds are not official, there's a requirement you have to meet to become official."

Sword sat down
"And that requirment is?"

"At least three members with decent battle experience, primarily victories." Deshar took another sip of his drink. "I guess they just want people who are at least a little known to prevent the guilds from being filled with gangs."

"But if we already have 3, then that means" Sword turned to bobby "How many battles have you fought in?"

This was the first time Deshar had thought properly about the requirements, he never even noticed they should have met them already. Deshar was definately an experience fighter as that was the requirement to make the guild int he first place, Sword was even more qualified then Deshar as Sword was the Colosseum champion and had won every fight he'd been in so far aside from one...That meant Bobby was the only one of them not to be experienced enough in battle.

"I've only been in one, but I have street credit as a good pickpocket if that helps." Bobby realized that it was up to him if the rest of the guild wanted to find a home.

"Unfortunately not." Deshar replied, he finished off his drink and returned the cup to the table.