Chapter 244: Class Reunion

Li En did the thing he had loved most in the past.

He found a class.

"Finally, I'm not an unemployed drifter anymore."

Victoria, Damon, and the others couldn't understand Li En's sigh. Aren't you just paying yourself? Is there any need to be moved?

"You don't understand. Every time Miss Miss Shaliman secretly slips me money, that feeling..." These days there were too many matters, requiring extra spending in many situations. Li En also had no time to "work part-time," so Miss Miss Shaliman naturally sent operating funds to the manor.

Li En also knew that the job he had just received not only had symbolic wages, but the work itself was also symbolic. Yet whether there was income and a job, or whether one was a drifter, still held a subtle distinction for himself.

Although it was a bit less, it counted as earning money by himself, at least.

"A seminar class reunion on history, humanities, and astronomy. Truly a strange organization name. The internal regulations are nearly non-existent, feeling completely unbinding, even looser than a gang." Even as the founder and branch president, Damon still didn't quite understand the form of this organization.

On Li En's side, time was precious, so his actionability was naturally maxed out.

A "class reunion" with a strange name was established in just one morning. This was a loose academic club; they simply sent a letter to the archives and documentation department, paid a registration fee, and that counted as being established.

And this did not mean the organization was insignificant.

On the contrary, this could be viewed entirely as a historical node, meaning Li En's group's actions were beginning to become organized and formal, meaning the inheritors of the Heroic Souls were beginning to step onto the historical stage.

"Can I really be the president? I'm not boasting, but I'm not only very weak, I'm also a Dark Elf, an evil Dark Elf." Victoria looked at Li En's handwritten documents, somewhat dazed.

She had originally thought it was just a simple liaison office, but once it was officially issued, she realized she had been tricked. This seemed to be the prototype of a world-class organization.

Was it really okay to let a Dark Elf like herself be the public president of such an organization?

"You be the president for now. The president's duties are just those of a liaison office; the main work is preparing the venue and tea when we chat. If you don't want to be president anymore, resign—uh, provided you find someone willing to take over."

Before the Heroine underwent the inheritance, Li En first set up this organizational structure to restrict this Hero competition. The very existence of this organization would impose constraints on all inheritors of the Heroic Souls.

The seminar class reunion on history, humanities, and astronomy actually had only one focus: "class reunion."

Just like its name, this was an extremely loose academic club, much like many liaison meetings打着 art or literary salon banners; it was merely a platform for exchange, not even worthy of being called an organizational structure.

The core organization was divided into two parts. One was the permanent liaison secretariat; the Secretary-General was also the "class reunion" president, serving as the only physical entity of the entire organization.

This was a liaison department providing gathering venues; serving tea and pouring water might be its most important work, with the added responsibility of meeting minutes at best.

The other part was the various internal branches of the branches, various cliques in every sense.

"The Judgment Knight and Justice Seminar, President Damon; the Card Game Enthusiasts Club, President None. Is this okay?"

"It's fine. The point isn't what use it has, but that its existence alone is enough. Let it become a new rule, a tacit rule that the inheritors of the Heroic Souls are willing to follow."

Every inheritor of a Heroic Soul would establish a new branch. The successful winner would automatically serve as the branch president, while other candidates would become branch members.

Don't misunderstand; this still had no binding force. It was merely a communication platform like a salon club. The branch president only had the authority to synthesize the branch's opinions and vote in certain situations.

"When necessary, such as when involving the rise and fall of the kingdom or major racial events, the branch presidents (successful Heroic Soul inheritors) will vote and issue a majority resolution for announcement."

This resolution was a statement representing the tendencies of the majority of Heroic Soul inheritors. It still had no binding force, but that didn't mean it was meaningless. On the contrary, it represented the will and resolution of the majority, destined to become a reference for the actions of the Heroic Soul inheritors.

Previously, when encountering major events involving plagues, wars between two nations, and so on, an internal majority resolution would let all candidates know the thoughts and choices of most candidates, using this as a reference for action.

Having no binding force did not mean lacking value orientation or guidance.

In fact, quite the opposite. As long as the "class reunion" became strong enough, it could even actively guide and interfere in wars.

The loose "class reunion" with no actual binding force was the organizational structure Li En felt was most suitable.

Those who could become Heroic Soul inheritors must have something extraordinary in talent, ability, character, or will. Everyone is a genius; who would submit to whom?

Any organizational structure with coercive power would easily cause civil war, hostility, and vigilance. But a "salon class reunion" providing intelligence support, a communication platform, and trading channels would be seen by most people as purely beneficial; basically no one would refuse it.

"Any candidate will actively become a reserve member of a certain branch. If they do not explicitly refuse within one month of becoming a reserve member, they automatically become a formal member. Formal members can withdraw at any time, but unless approved by the Secretary-General and the branch president, re-entry is not allowed."

This design ensured that Heroic Soul inheritors would automatically become members of this organization. They would use this platform (the Hall of Heroic Souls, Victoria's small shop) for communication, trading, and mutual cooperation, forming small groups (which could be branches or interest groups).

And those victorious inheritors would naturally become branch presidents, possessing greater speaking power.