Erza Guild Mark Novels & Stories

The badge gave access to all unrestricted areas within the guild and access to the cure3ent and future guild facilities. The badge also recorded the number of merits and demerits points they gain in their time within the guild. Merit points were currency, a certain amount of merit points were needed to gain access to the things the guild offered. Including access to the training rooms in the magic towers and the higher the room in the magic tower, more merit points are required to access it.

“You even visited a guild? Thank you very much, Sir Elysian. I will reimburse the fee.” “No need, Your Highness. You really don't have to do that. It's just ... great to be able to help you." The two of them moved to the table that had been set up by Merri with various snacks on it. Fuschia looked excited, so did Elysian. “I'm more curious about what you found when you visited the information guild. Could you tell me that in advance, Sir Elysian?” “Of course, Your Highness.” Elysian opened a book with a sky blue cover. On it was the crest of two silver-crossed phoenixes. Coat of arms of the Mountravven family. Fuschia's maternal family.

— T*****d t*****d Tap read Tap Read T*****D T*****d Although werewolves are still unknown in modern society, we are one of the most powerful species, we rarely get sick, and excellent resilience makes our physical stronger. Once the wolf in our hearts awakened, we can transform into giant wolves that can easily tear apart any human being. Not to mention the Alphas in the wolf pack, they are even stronger than all wolves. As the leader, Alpha will never leave the pack easily unless they died. I swear that no matter what happens, my father will protect the pack until the last moment. More unanswered questions flooded my mind. If Mom was still around, she could find him. They were the mates, de

The Adventurers Guild categorized their members into four groups. Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Obsidian. Bronze being the lowest and the most populated. Obsidian being national adventurers. To advance in ranks, one needed to gather enough credits. Bronze to Silver was two hundred and fifty credits. Silver to Gold is a thousand credits. Gold to Obsidian is ten thousand credits. To put everything into perspective, a single quest can give around 0.01 to three credits. The idea behind the rankings was to incentivize adventurers to gain experience than to rank up. So when an adventurer got ranked up from Bronze, it became a huge deal.

Because in guild of medicine man, everyone with badges would have a record, and each badge would be bound to the soul. In this way, no one could use other people's badges. Within the badge of Zephyr Khan, there was not only a symbol of his identity, but also an 'Honorable' mark. It was a mark of the Alchemist Alliance. With the identity of a nine-star Elixir Grandmaster and the mark of the Alchemist Alliance, it was obvious that Zephyr Khan had built a friendship with the Alchemist Alliance. Although the Alchemist Alliance had some selfish intentions toward this point, it was also a great help to Zephyr Khan. Hence, he was willing to accept it.

So far Damian has managed to buy out all of their small companies and has since started aiming for bigger opportunities. Zach is worried as it's only a matter of time until the Industrial Guild figures out what's going on. Once they do, they won't hesitate to retaliate. Both Zach and I have tried to stop him, but with no success. So I hope this doesn't come back to haunt us.

Aera stirred last, blinking as if she’d been dreaming of instructions and woken without them. “Something’s coming,” she said. “Yes,” Aelin replied. “And it’s learned to ask.” The air cooled. Not cold. Regulated. Footsteps approached from three directions at once. Not an ambush. A demonstration. By the time the sun crested the stone wall, twelve figures stood at the basin’s edge. They didn’t wear crowns. That alone made this different. They wore insignia—subtle, mismatched, carefully chosen to look earned instead of inherited. Guild marks. Council cords. Pack braids. Inked seals on skin instead of wax.