As a precaution, I, Gil, and Will returned to the guest room in the palace after giving away the "Normill's Favorite Medicine Set" and quitting the "Palace Room"....
Ian, who was waiting, and Bob Canon, who knew the situation in the Imperial City, were added to the meeting about the election of the general manager of the guild.
Since it's already late at night, the people and children of the Rominans are sleeping... and the "shadow of His Majesty", who is escorting us from the shadows, is not accustomed to such evil tricks...
Don't hesitate to exchange opinions in the black and white mode, and think concretely about future moves.
"Well... I'm sure the members here will be fine, but just in case, I'll" review "the election of the General Manager of the guild." Ian, hand out the materials to everyone. "
Yes, Master.
The booklet, handed out by Ian, contained personal information about the candidate, Ms. Banden, which we recommend, along with the history and election rules.
Incidentally, the "personal information page" of the man who was the former head of the guild has a large < × > mark in red ink.
I was expecting... this man was killed by someone who had a grudge against him as soon as he lost his shield behind the Marquis of Ochitic because of His Majesty's sobriety.
Apparently, they hated it so much, that the corpse that had become so cranky that they didn't know its prototype was dumped in front of the guild.
In the aftermath of the damages that I couldn't pay, it seems that my wife and children have fallen into slavery, and it's a tragic end for me to feel sympathy if I'm not a scum.
"Well, then, I, Ian, will explain the rules of the election." To get started, check out this page. ”
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~ Guild General Manager/Election Rules ~ (Excerpts of important parts only)
Part 1:
Incumbent guild officials who are 25 years of age or older and who “have won a recommendation of 100 points or more on their own” may run for election by paying five gold coins as a deposit.
After completing the background check, the person who scores the most points out of all the candidates will be the next General Manager of the Alliance.
Part 2:
Voting rights are granted to adventurers who are ranked B or above and registered with the Adventurer's Guild in Japan at the time of the former Guild Leader's resignation. and guild officers.
However, if an adventurer declares to move in a neighboring country and registers his/her location in a domestic guild within one month of the declaration, he/she shall be entitled to score points multiplied by 0.5.
Part 3:
In order to add to the contribution to the Adventurer's Guild, the value of the votes of B-rank adventurers is 1, and the A-rank adventurer is 10, the S-rank adventurer is 100, and the SS-rank adventurer is 1000.
In addition, the guild leader of each city has 10-50 points depending on the size of the guild he manages, and "employees with positions" with special skills are entitled to 1-3 points depending on their contribution.
Part 4:
Adventurers will be able to vote based on their Adventurer Rank on polling day, so even after the election begins, if you meet the promotion requirements, you will be able to vote for the top rank.
However, if an illegitimate promotion for election purposes is discovered, the person will be dropped into annual slavery (5 years) with the collaborator, and he/she will be deprived of the right to vote. The Adventurer's Guild was also expelled.
Part 5:
If a person entitled to vote dies before the voting day, he/she shall be deprived of the right to vote, regardless of the case described in the "legally recognized will".
If the will contains a reference to the name of the candidate for whom the vote is to be taken, the candidate shall be entitled to a rank point multiplied by 0.5.
“How many high ranked adventurers and guild members can be on your side in this General Alliance election is the key to the battle.”
"In this election, there are a lot of elderly guild workers... especially powerful" "with positions" "Conservatives" ", and the mother of the" "masses" "seems to be a young official or an adventurer." "
In addition to Ian's explanation, Kanon points to the faction diagram of each guild and talks about the shaky trend.
Well... it's only natural that the "nobleman from the family", who was a conservative general, should become such a tendency because he is now in the upper echelons of the guild.
Until a long time ago, in the Zar 'bat Empire, where ordinary people were not given the opportunity to be educated, it was necessary to have a "family character" in order to become a mandatory guild worker of "reading, writing and computing ability".
“With hundreds of years of identity abuses and fewer high-ranking adventurers from the Monarchy, the pro-mother Chikara is still bigger than the Conservatives.”
"As Lord Kanon said, there was only a small difference in forces." If the S-rank adventurers, Lord Zink, support the < Masses > candidate, the election will be won! "
As Bob claims, in the faction chart in the handed out booklet, the Conservatives predominate < 43: 57 >.
However, if there is such a difference, the masses will be overwhelmingly advantageous because they will turn upside down when the Zink Group is added to the voting field.
As a precaution, I, Gil, and Will returned to the guest room in the palace after giving away the "Normill's Favorite Medicine Set" and quitting the "Palace Room"....
Ian, who was waiting, and Bob Canon, who knew the situation in the Imperial City, were added to the meeting about the election of the general manager of the guild.
Since it's already late at night, the people and children of the Rominans are sleeping... and the "shadow of His Majesty", who is escorting us from the shadows, is not accustomed to such evil tricks...
Don't hesitate to exchange opinions in the black and white mode, and think concretely about future moves.
"Well... I'm sure the members here will be fine, but just in case, I'll" review "the election of the General Manager of the guild." Ian, hand out the materials to everyone. "
Yes, Master.
The booklet, handed out by Ian, contained personal information about the candidate, Ms. Banden, which we recommend, along with the history and election rules.
Incidentally, the "personal information page" of the man who was the former head of the guild has a large < × > mark in red ink.
I was expecting... this man was killed by someone who had a grudge against him as soon as he lost his shield behind the Marquis of Ochitic because of His Majesty's sobriety.
Apparently, they hated it so much, that the corpse that had become so cranky that they didn't know its prototype was dumped in front of the guild.
In the aftermath of the damages that I couldn't pay, it seems that my wife and children have fallen into slavery, and it's a tragic end for me to feel sympathy if I'm not a scum.
"Well, then, I, Ian, will explain the rules of the election." To get started, check out this page. ”
…………
~ Guild General Manager/Election Rules ~ (Excerpts of important parts only)
Part 1:
Incumbent guild officials who are 25 years of age or older and who “have won a recommendation of 100 points or more on their own” may run for election by paying five gold coins as a deposit.
After completing the background check, the person who scores the most points out of all the candidates will be the next General Manager of the Alliance.
Part 2:
Voting rights are granted to adventurers who are ranked B or above and registered with the Adventurer's Guild in Japan at the time of the former Guild Leader's resignation. and guild officers.
However, if an adventurer declares to move in a neighboring country and registers his/her location in a domestic guild within one month of the declaration, he/she shall be entitled to score points multiplied by 0.5.
Part 3:
In order to add to the contribution to the Adventurer's Guild, the value of the votes of B-rank adventurers is 1, and the A-rank adventurer is 10, the S-rank adventurer is 100, and the SS-rank adventurer is 1000.
In addition, the guild leader of each city has 10-50 points depending on the size of the guild he manages, and "employees with positions" with special skills are entitled to 1-3 points depending on their contribution.
Part 4:
Adventurers will be able to vote based on their Adventurer Rank on polling day, so even after the election begins, if you meet the promotion requirements, you will be able to vote for the top rank.
However, if an illegitimate promotion for election purposes is discovered, the person will be dropped into annual slavery (5 years) with the collaborator, and he/she will be deprived of the right to vote. The Adventurer's Guild was also expelled.
Part 5:
If a person entitled to vote dies before the voting day, he/she shall be deprived of the right to vote, regardless of the case described in the "legally recognized will".
If the will contains a reference to the name of the candidate for whom the vote is to be taken, the candidate shall be entitled to a rank point multiplied by 0.5.
“How many high ranked adventurers and guild members can be on your side in this General Alliance election is the key to the battle.”
"In this election, there are a lot of elderly guild workers... especially powerful" "with positions" "Conservatives" ", and the mother of the" "masses" "seems to be a young official or an adventurer." "
In addition to Ian's explanation, Kanon points to the faction diagram of each guild and talks about the shaky trend.
Well... it's only natural that the "nobleman from the family", who was a conservative general, should become such a tendency because he is now in the upper echelons of the guild.
Until a long time ago, in the Zar 'bat Empire, where ordinary people were not given the opportunity to be educated, it was necessary to have a "family character" in order to become a mandatory guild worker of "reading, writing and computing ability".
“With hundreds of years of identity abuses and fewer high-ranking adventurers from the Monarchy, the pro-mother Chikara is still bigger than the Conservatives.”
"As Lord Kanon said, there was only a small difference in forces." If the S-rank adventurers, Lord Zink, support the < Masses > candidate, the election will be won! "
As Bob claims, in the faction chart in the handed out booklet, the Conservatives predominate < 43: 57 >.
However, if there is such a difference, the masses will be overwhelmingly advantageous because they will turn upside down when the Zink Group is added to the voting field.
