Guild Act of 1728

Guild’s Act of 1728 was an international act that established rules and laws for specific
internationally recognized guilds. Distinctly addressed to the Belgrave Order in an attempt to
reel in their unethical conduct. It also established the Black Sun as a guild. The U.S.
government created the Black Sun to serve two purposes, both of which worked near perfectly.
The first was to “collar” werewolves that were running loose throughout North America and
second to decrease the number of witches terrorizing towns and cities. The U.S. government
and United Nations both know that the inner circles of the Black Sun are werewolves, although
most of the public believes them to be conspiracy theories. There are some wild werewolves
that continue to infect and feed upon the unwary. The guilds listed under this act were to report
to the U.S. government with any research and adhered to U.S. laws until the formation of the
United Nations on Oct. 24th, 1945. The guild act was then rewritten and modified; this
established the United Nations as the overseer of each guild.
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