Figuring out how to proceed took Kaiden's leadership circle less than an hour, because for all the bickering packed around those two plastic tables, the people sitting at them were frighteningly efficient once their collective future entered the discussion.
By the time the construction crews rotated shifts outside, the plan had three legs.
"Sponsors first," Nyx said, turning her laptop so the table could see the shortlist she'd distilled from four hundred messages. Three names survived her initial culling. "I sent out feelers earlier. All three replied within minutes, which tells you everything about our current market value."
"Second," Aria took over. "We need consistent revenue for the guild. That's a time-demanding move, but what we can do is make use of the twenty dungeons the Association owes us. Our people can clear some of them to harvest materials and train, and anything we don't have the staff to run ourselves can be leased to smaller guilds for recurring income."
