Lindel became noisy and it was worth it to put our focus on innovation, and I was sure that these people were used to the Blue Guild’s current system. A dream company that considered the comfort of their employees with many additional benefits. Even the people back on Earth probably dreamed of joining a company like this, but it didn’t take long for them to realize that the benefits that should naturally be offered weren’t necessarily offered in other guilds. 

The many professional managers that studied business administration knew what kind of company talented people would apply to, but knowing and doing were two different things. The majority of the companies that I knew didn’t carry out the methods that they knew because of their selfish greed or maybe it was because they had slaves lined up and overworking them wasn’t really an issue or there could be an internal issue within the company. It was also possible that the company didn’t have enough funds or the company was in a bad situation to the point that they couldn’t recruit people. Earth was filled with smart people and there wasn’t a single company that took care of their employees like we did and it was even more true in Lindel where danger was a norm. Large guilds like the Red Mercenary Guild and the Black Swan Guild were in a good position, but for the other small to mid-sized clans, their reality was basically hell.

My actions from the beginning couldn’t be considered innovative because using...