Young and full of life, graduation came upon them. Anna, Percy, the Tudis, Quinn and Lester were all leaving high school. Lester and Quinn were going to continue their education. Lester and Quinn had both gotten really big scholarship packages for swimming. Lester was going to go to the school in the capital duchy's university. Quinn's father went to college in a not as prestigious college in this duchy. It was for the STEM fields. He would be a legacy student going with a free ride. Lester's father was an alpha, but he did not have the resources to go to college. He went straight into the work force to be able to support a family. This was a big step for them. Both of them were alpha males. They could handle it. If not, Anna made sure that they knew that they could call on her. They would be coming back and forth anyway since they were leaving their mates behind. Benson and Elliot needed to be with them for heats. No one else could do it now they were bit. Brad and Trish as well as Chad and Zack were married. The Tudi Family was not sending any of them to college. It was pricy.
As they were omegas, it simply was not valued as much as beta or alpha secondary education. Chet and Thad still wanted to take the tennis world by storm as a doubles team. They had even registered for a local tournament coming up soon. Chad had already achieved his dream technically. He wanted to be a pilot. Maybe he could do some low level stunts in the plane that Zack bought him. Brad had wanted to be a cop as a kid. There was nothing wrong with that. He was a Silver Justice and very powerful. Being functionally a beta female with a cock and balls, he might do decent enough if he enrolled into the police academy. They all had experience at being officers of the court. Jeff was going to a highly rated conservatory, a school dedicated to music. He was a great xylophone player and had received a big scholarship. He wanted to go pro. Trish did not know what she wanted to do. She was going to go to school and try to figure something out. Lester did not have any particular dream or aspirations either. Quinn wanted to be a politician to make a big change in the world.
Being driven was great. Anna wished them all a lot of luck. She was firm in her decision not to go to college. She already knew what she wanted to do. She was going to start her own law firm. She was a Silver Justice. The guild paid based on what clients were willing to pay. There was a guild standard that set the minimum asking price for a particular task. If you wanted to entice someone to pick it up quickly, you could offer more than the base price. It was a case of supply and demand. Some people were desperate for missions. Some people were desperate to have a task done. If you could find the right quest giver or the right party, you could go far. On the flip side, you can also register a business with the guild. Having a name with a definite track record could lead to more direct requests. Direct requests led to a 50% increase in the pay given to the person accomplishing the request. The guild usually took a 50/50 split. When personally requested, it became 75/25 with the member benefiting. All of her focus and skill points could go into making her more charismatic to the people.
Chad was free. So was Brad when he failed the physical. He could not handle alpha pheromones. Chet and Thad both wanted to play, but they were not going to tour the world or anything. Percy had been by her side from the very start. Quinn would be relatively local, so he was in. Just as a party could only have 6 members, a registered business could only have 6 founders at most. If Anna was founding a law firm, she only had 5 partner slots. She could hire others, but they would not have that status of founding member. Quinn's dream was related to this. Chet, Thad and Percy were her harem members. Trish would take the final spot as she was another beta female. It was easy to register the firm with the guild, she got to name it. The name she came up with was Unlimited Potential Law Firm. They were all partners. Equity partners own shares of a firm and split the firm’s profits. They drive the firm’s growth as each partner has a book of business. Crucially, they maintain existing client relationships and attract new clients, while meeting a firm’s billable hours requirement each year.
