Once the news about Iron Guild’s Korean branch broke out, all Korean news channels went wild.

-The Iron Guild! It has arrived in Korea!

-The Angela Guild and the Iron Guild plan to work together!

-Who will be the branch manager of the Iron Guild’s Korean office?

-What will the Iron Guild profit from its Korean branch?

Many showed interest in this news since it had both pros and cons. A world-class guild inside Korea meant the country would be a little safer. However, it also meant the other resident guilds had to give up many of their rights to the Iron Guild.

-Why did the Korean association allow this?

-Why isn’t the government stopping this?

-Does the Angela Guild have more power and authority than the Korean government and the Korean Players Association?

Just as many welcomed the new branch, many were also against it. At first glance, a guild branch looked like a business; however, it was more of an elite group of players on foreign soil. Usually, this group was stronger than most nations’ armies, so accepting a foreign army into Korea had to be a difficult decision. 

But the Iron Guild had no problem getting their request approved, thanks to the Angela Guild. Meanwhile,...