Lagi heard the man out, he was rather silent as he listened to Jahn speak. When he was finished, Lagi would start to comment on the matter. “I must inform you of the existent inconsistencies that interferes with Reim’s current progress. Having a smithy open kind of interferes with the livelihood of blacksmiths, who make their living off of their wares. I am a bit skeptical about that when it comes to the smithy, I would like to avoid complaints. I am not too sure what you mean about classes, I would like you to elaborate on that. However, I would like to inform you that there is the creation of a workforce program and schools for education, classes seem unnecessary where these new changes will be provided to them through the use of these new systems. Not to say there is a conflict of inters, you are doing a good thing. But I can’t necessarily fund activity when I’m already funding something else that either is targeting that area alone or doing the same thing. “ One of the servants made her way to Jahn and proceeded to hand him a cup.
“The public library is a good idea, I just wonder if it’s a wise thing to do to have the public come and go during guild hours and operations. It seems a bit invasive when you have either tourists or citizens constantly entering your place of work. I would rather consult a few individuals and make that into a separate building. In that case, more books could be hosted; meaning more information for the public to read and educate themselves, but it shouldn’t be an alternative of refusing to go to school in general. The children chance for a future would be put in their hands through education, and I doubt you have the appropriate funds to put them all in school. I would suggest you to emit them to the nearest orphanage; they might receive free education that way. “Should Jahn accept, the royal wine pourer would proceed to pour the wine in Jahn’s cup. She would then make her way back to the king and pour some wine in the cup. “Now for the good news, I do acknowledge that the guild responds to civilian complaints that the guards of Reim are either incapable of, or too busy to handle. Your service to the people of Reim is appreciated and I thank you for that. Pure recreation would be allowed in the guild, which is open for the public as well; there is no known recreation centers in Reim besides the known entertainment of the coliseum so I’m curious to see how it would turn out. I will also allow free housing for registered guild members; I could make sure that the hall hosts enough rooms for you all to call your home as long as you are a part of it, which is up to you as the leader of thus said guild. I will allow a joint operation of the Typhon guild with a local blacksmith. A merger and agreement of profits between you two is a acceptable, this also frees up a small space of land that could be used for the library. Added recreation for your guild is up to you, please review it over with me once you find out what you would like for the hall to have. Joint operations with a failing bar is also allowed. People could come to the guild, drink beer and do jobs all at once. Like the blacksmith, you could discuss the split of profits with the Ale sales among yourself and the bar owner. This could free up some land for maybe a school or something progressive. “
Lagi would take a sip of his wine. “Atlas, I cannot provide you with 300,000 Huang for this hall. You might have gotten me with 75,000, which is what I’m shifting towards right now. I can bump it up to 100,000 at best, but you will have to compromise on a few conditions with me. “Lagi would take another sip of his wine before continuing. “For starters, the Typhon guild must be registered as a reserve force in case we ever need you. Also, 20% of all profitable revenue that Typhoon makes will return to me as payment until you have repaid the 100,000. After that, you pay nothing. Also, you are a Fanalis are you not? There is something very important that I need you to do, this concerns Octavius…….”