Chapter 52 - 51. Let’s Do This
That single piece of information effectively rendered the whole room speechless. Even Radia seemed to only hear about it now. He raised his brows and smiled in amusement.
How fascinating.
"Fully—what...h-how?" Abel stared at Zein with a whole new look in his eyes; Astonishment, disbelief, confusion.
But the guide soon calmed himself down. He recalled then, that there was a huge discrepancy among A-class guides. It was because the determining factor to decide an A-class was by fully lighting up the measuring plate. But there was no way to precisely measure how big an A-class vessel was. They were guides with the biggest vessel below the Temple-raised Saints. Whether it was just slightly bigger than the minimum requirement, or so big it nearing the Saint’s vessel—no device could measure that.
So his doubt easily vanished just like that, thinking that Zein must have a huge vessel—bigger than him, obviously. "Wow," it was replaced by genuine astonishment.
"So, how about it? We can consider the emergency situation as a special case and just give you the same incentive as the other guides," Radia clapped his hand to bring the focus back to the contract. "The rate for the 5-star’s guiding will follow the rate of the Temple. Fair, no?"
"I’m not a Saint, though?"
Radia just smiled mysteriously at Zein’s remark. "It doesn’t matter if you work like one," he shrugged. "Do we have an agreement, then?"
"Hmm," Zein took the contract from Bassena’s hand, and for the first time started to peruse the document seriously.
"Ah, we can send you the amended contract through the commlink, but I see you don’t have one," Radia tilted his head and snapped his fingers at the butler, who swiftly walked out of the room. "Please read that now while we wait for the amended version. Minho and Sina, come with me," he stood up and called at Director Lee, as well as the woman from Mortix, and left the room with his other summoned creatures.
Once the Guildmaster was out, Zein could hear a collective sigh from the other staff. Han Shin swiftly moved to sit at the guide’s other side, and the others seated themselves on the other chairs. Suddenly, the atmosphere became more relaxed with the absence of the boss.