A Mid-level (Middle-aged) Office Worker’s Laid-Back Industrial Revolution in Another World

In the Elvis room.

Takeo and the others were having tea time after dinner.

"Elvis, I got this during the day."

Takeo puts an envelope in front of Elvis.

Hmm.

... hmm... I was surprisingly quick... "

Grandpa Elvis pulls out the envelope and lightly reads the report.

"I saw it lightly earlier... but it is subtle that we need to wait until we ask the soldier captain to patrol."

"Is that so?

If there are two cases... twice, or about three times, it will come in... because if you apply, if there is no problem, you will only give permission.

I can't help it at the moment. "

"You know that.

But watching them create a criminal organization of their own... "

"That's right... what's the matter?

At the corner, people from the north and south are very much engaged in the real estate and lodging business... but there are people who are going to start doing completely extra things.

I'll tell the captain.

Well, the captains do this kind of thing, too.

I know you have the information, but... will you pay attention to it? "

"Well, it doesn't seem like you're committing any crime at the moment."

"Is that so?

I don't suppose the soldier commander is going to report it until the time of the periodic report if there is no noticeable movement.

Well, I don't think this territory was rural enough to come and make trouble early. "

"Well, I might have liked it if it wasn't well monitored by the administration.

Would you like me to ask you to put a slime in the fog at night?

I know where they are. "

Takeo asks.

"Hmm... no, you don't need it yet.

Early surveillance is beneficial for us, but it is not an excessive collection of information.

I haven't done anything wrong, but I've done a little.

It would be impossible to judge all evil.

Essentially, inflows from other territories are not welcome.

It is not easy for everyone to live with the same idea for a long time, but there is no development as a city.

Even if there is a slight risk, I think we need to include people from other regions and have the opportunity to touch new ideas.

Well, I'm concerned that the city has changed dramatically since Takeo arrived. "

Grandpa Elvis turned a blind eye to Takeo.

"In my case, I am the hanger, but there are only a lot of people who are moving on their own.

It wasn't my intention. "

Takeo answers with his hands raised and his head waved.

"Well, I wanted that too, so don't complain.

But... some of the undertakers from other territories arrived early.

For my part, I thought the shop was ahead of the back office. "

"... the lodging and entertainment industries, which are expected to expand the transportation volume, have come first.

The Bernards in the south and the Curtis in the north.

I don't know how it works, but it seems to be monitoring and controlling.

Well, it seems we can only watch. "

"Is that so?

If there's a problem, just intervene and crush it.

Depending on the content of the problem, it is basically easier for me to leave Bernard and Curtis than anyone else from the other territory.

Well, there's no mistake in the people. "

"Isn't the others more valuable?"

"Back office... No, it doesn't matter.

I don't need anyone to cause trouble.

I don't think anyone who does a real job is welcome. "

"Certainly."

"... Takeo, if the name of the undertaker of King's Landing comes out of the mouth of the newcomer... I'm sorry."

"I know.

I would be better off than Lord Elvis. "

"I'm sorry."

"No.

I've done similar things in King's Landing before, and I know some of my allies.

I'll crush it... and complain. "

That's what I said.

It was in the report... was it Lord Meyer's son? "

"Yes, it was Luke.

Speaking of which, the undertakers didn't ask what happened afterwards.

Will you ask me when I go next time? "

Er... did you give it to the security bureau?

"Yes, you can use it by hand or crush it.

I've also found the underbooks that connect you to the nobles, so I'm sure you've achieved quite a bit. "

Hmm, the back of the ledger...

"Do you have Elvis?"

"Unfortunately, no.

I would have been wealthier if I had.

Bernard and Curtis may be dealing with civilians to some extent, but they won't come to me.

The other union leaders don't do anything to me either.

Civilians have also been thoroughly audited, but no exchange of money, etc. with specific vendors can be detected.

Well, I'm sneaking through it, so maybe it'll be the back of the books.

At least nobody seems to be taking bribes at the moment. "

"The Elvis civilians are strong, aren't they?"

Not now.

I can't say that in the future, so I'm not going to do a cutout audit. "

"It seems hard for both those who do it and those who do it."

"If you don't do something hard, it'll all be over soon."

"Well... that's right."

"I know we need to ensure that civilians are not given enough treatment to refuse bribes.

Reality is tough.

What about Takeo? "

"At home?

I think Victor and Assena are fine.

More than that, I'm going to tell you that. "

Takeo, be careful.

"Yes, be careful."

Takeo nodded.