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| Official Grassveil Guild Description
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Just outside the north boundaries of the town is Grassveil's Exploration Guild, a place that takes on pokemon to train, and helps them become some of the best explorers. The Guild usually has a flying type stationed on a perch above the entrance to identify any visitors, but they have become rather lenient and the system often goes unused.
As you walk into the Guild, you'll find yourself in an almost foyer type area. This area is furnished with a few seats that resemble the stumps of trees, and a number of small portraits along the walls, presumably of former guild masters. Down a small flight of about four steps, you will find what is officially designated the "First Floor."
On the first floor are the Bulletin Boards. When you walk down the steps you'd have to turn to see the boards on the walls, however this is the perfect place for Guild members to view the jobs after coming out of the mess hall after breakfast. The mess hall itself is a large hall that splits into several smaller halls. There are several long tables surrounded by many seats though in the smaller rooms, the tables are circular, perhaps to enable some privacy for tired teams in the evenings. There is a door at the far end of the main hall that leads to the kitchen where some of the Guild's staff cook the meals and store supplies.
From facing the bulletin boards, if you head right, you will come upon a large closed door. This door leads down a set of eight steps to the designated "Second Floor". The second floor is home to everyone's sleeping quarters. Guild members on the right, staff on the left. The average Guild member's room is a simple two to three beds and a table, for they are not used for much other than sleep. Staff rooms are usually similar, excluding the Guildmaster. The Guildmaster usually decorates their room with anything to his or her liking. | |
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