"A fighter for hire?" he asked. "I've never really thought about it. I'm not very skilled with any weapons. More like, I have a lot of information that I can use to my advantage." After a moment, he addressed her next comment. "Yes, I agree," he said. "Seals are very complex, and they can be very dangerous. I know of a lot of them, and could theoretically use them, but that's just not a good idea. In the rooms below ground, there are several places where they help people learn to use the various seals accordingly. Guild members are typically only sent on missions that involve seals they're well versed in. I'll have to be judged there by a senior member before I can be sent on any missions. Until then, I'll still basically be doing what I have been."<br/><br/>They stood in front of the building for a moment, and suddenly, some sort of a vision flooded into Daisuke's mind. When it ended, he blinked the fog out of his eyes and turned his head down to look at Natasha. He was sure the vision had flowed through her and into him, but he was curious as to why. He decided not to ask about it though, figuring she knew as little as he did about it.<br/><br/>Natasha spoke again after the vision ended, and Daisuke responded, "Thank you. I think I'll be accepted, since I've been helping them out for a while now, but you can never really be sure." His expression became more solemn, "You don't have to get involved in anything dangerous. But for someone like you, who possesses magic, it might be better to hang around near people like the guild members. They can do a good job of protecting you from monsters that hunt down people with magic."<br/><br/>And with that, he lead them inside.<br/><br/>The inside of the guild was... less Victorian than the outside. It opened up into something greatly resembling a tavern. Most of the people looked human, and seemed to be having a good time, but there were some who were slightly off. Yellow eyes here, a tail there, some people with scales... Those were surely the monsters and demons involved with the guild. There were stairs leading both up and down and something gave the impression that this floor was the most lively... and the least ominous.