How to Survive in a Good Small Guild
I worked at a tiny company with fewer than five employees, then I was reincarnated as a member of an information guild in a fantasy romance novel.
In fantasy novels, information guilds are usually cool organizations that help the main characters. Since I also know the original story, I thought my new life would be easy.
But then I saw the guild’s name:
Global Information Network Guild
Huh? Why does it sound like a small startup instead of a powerful guild?
The workplace is a complete mess.
- “Kids these days…”
- “Assistant Manager Audrette, please prepare the meeting using agile methods and do it ASAP!”
- “I’m leaving work on time, so please do my work too!”
There are only four employees, including me.
When I ask about paid leave or overtime pay, my boss laughs.
“Paid leave? Overtime? Audrette, are you dreaming? Companies with fewer than five employees don’t have those!”
I can’t believe it! Even in another world, I ended up working at a terrible small company.
But I’m not giving up.
I’ll become the guild master myself and completely change this place.
Then a handsome but very strange new employee joins the guild.
“I really want to work here! I’ll even accept a lower salary!”
Perfect. I’ll make him my ally and put him to work.
“Here’s an important mission from a client. Cedric, you can handle this… and this… and that too.”
“…The working conditions in companies with fewer than five employees are truly the Empire’s greatest evil.”
…Wait. Is he really just an ordinary new employee?
A lighthearted workplace fantasy about Audrette, a guild master who runs her guild like a ruthless black company, and Cedric, the mysterious new employee hiding his true identity, as they struggle to survive in a tiny guild.
