Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

There is a lot to think about in terms of territory, but one of the purposes of this disclosure was to guide King Melvin and his dignitaries to the territory once and for all so that they could visit in the future and when needed.

Reasons for creating territory in the labyrinth in the first place… largely accomplished in the meaning of deep defense and its authority. Because it's pretty robust when it comes to underground fortresses, and there's plenty of defense in cities and castles.

Then we need to rule this place as nobility, as lord, as a secondary duty, so we will also need the ministers and those who will be the inhabitants.

As for ministers, they solicit and recruit, and organize guards for practitioners and policing the city. Until various systems are in place, they are understaffed, but this is covered by the use of golems and gargoyles produced by labyrinth nuclei, gradually moving to a form of increasing people.

Because the golems certainly don't have labor costs, but conversely, they don't lead to employment. It won't be wasted and we'll be able to afford it if we keep them waiting because of alternate personnel and emergency reserves after more people.

As for the inhabitants - the goal for now is to create jobs even while creating a distinctive character in the territory? I want to connect with adventurers.

Transfer the place to the east room of the garden and talk about the future with a variety of explanations until the food is ready.

All the servants come from the house, and they cook for us. The smell was starting to smell good. The tone of the Ilmhilt lute sitting near the fountain also echoes, and the garden is beautiful, so it has a good vibe inside.

"So is it a good idea to create an Adventurer Guild outpost on the territory?

"Right. I'm not going to compete with Term Wills, so I'm thinking if we can help adventurers with treatments, rest, and the sale of goods that need to be explored."

"It's not like we can travel bi-directionally from this city to branches on the 20th floor underground. It seems like a good idea to think about the fact that a supply base has been created inside the labyrinth. Hmm."

Auria nods around the idea.

"Then another point. Regarding the Forestbirds..."

And explain what I think. He wants to put a willing and credible person around the territory, but that's why he doesn't like to push our thoughts either.

Even for the Forestbirds, they may like to keep running adventurers, and I want to reconcile them with the guild's intentions, even if we're on board.

"They might be happy about that. Not long ago, we talked about how to shake yourself in the future after you quit your adventurer."

"Was it? What about as an Adventurer Guild? I think Forestbirds are pretty promising as adventurers."

Asking so, Auria laughed.

"If they're up for it, I don't want to raise my hands and support them. Anyway, that's what my philosophy as an Adventurer Guild is all about. If you can get a heartbeat that the person or employer is a trustworthy person, don't worry. In short, good offices, intermediaries, and referrals for well-rounded positions were one of the tasks that Non and others could assist in raising and sending out adventurers..."

I see...... It is Auria who is smiling and tilting her teacup.

"Well, let's see what we have in mind first."

"Thank you"

Say thank you to Auria. There will be a reply in a few days.

"After that... you just want to give the territory its characteristics. I'm thinking about building a fermenter in the city."

"Do you mean to manufacture that miso or soy sauce on a larger scale? Wouldn't that be... good"

To my words, King Melvin nodded.

"Scenic and beautiful landscape. Warm nature. A city where magic technology is used for luxury. And rare food, if it were… it would be enough to call people"

The Duke, who heard the words, "Indeed," he nodded with his eyes closed.

"Either way, it's definitely busy with the adventurers. So it's a good idea to make a sale from a food standpoint."

"Wouldn't there be competition with Termwilds?

With supplies splitting between Termwilds and Forestania, we just want to avoid situations such as lack of food in one way or another.

"Hmm. I was slightly overwhelmed by the production of food in the labyrinth. Even if people are pouring in after hearing rumors of new territories, it won't be a problem for a while. Besides, when past records predicted food shortages in the sun, there were records of Knights being sent to the labyrinth to produce more food. You can also increase the number of searchers for more bases. If we were to talk earlier, in Count Sirn territory, Count Gartner territory, Marquis Broderick territory… would we be planning to start rice cultivation and increase farmland?

"That's for sure"

Michelle's materials also offer the prospect of rice cultivation.

The same is true of wheat, but rice can also support a large and large population with a large yield per area. Besides, I'm bringing the corn back from the moon. This is also an excellent crop that can be a staple.

"Therefore, if we closely coordinate the links between Termwilds and Forestania, and in the territory east of Count Sirn's territory, there will be no problems. Until the adventurers are invited further from the outside and the system of increasing production from the labyrinth is put in place, it is not bad to continue exploring the labyrinth in conjunction with the training of knights and soldiers in action."

Practical training? That didn't happen much before the Demon Involvement... because even though it wasn't an accident, regular soldiers didn't have to fight the Labyrinth demons against them. Anyway, the demons of the Labyrinth never run out because they've defeated so many, and they don't even come out of the Labyrinth.

If you leave it to the adventurers, they will create jobs and moisturize the economy. Conversely, we may send regular soldiers if there is a reason.

Most recently, it was to explore the cold training of the Knights of the Crusaders and the sealed doors of the Spirit Palace. In the past, there were emergency measures when the sun continued to shine.

"As long as I'm listening, you seem okay for the moment and ahead"

"Uhm. If anything goes wrong, I'll talk to you at any time."

"Dear Left, we are still going through a lot of problems with territorial management."

and Marquis Broderick and Grand Duke Debonis. Are the Dukes of Driscoll, the other Lords, and the Kings on board, too, nodding yeah.

"Being a king or a lord... I can't deny that I'm going to try to make the most of all things because of the weight of my responsibilities. As opposed to that... we all want to thank you. Including the rest."

King Melvin laughed bitterly when he saw how those lords were doing.

"Thank you. Let me count on you when you do something."

Give a toast to everyone.

Right. King Melvin has always cared that the burden on me would be greater to counter the demons... and the other lords might have had that feeling.

It is a privileged environment when it comes to territorial management due to the benefits of the labyrinth... If that's what you're going to tell me, talk to me when things go wrong, borrow my wisdom, etc., and let me rely on you.

"In the middle of an important conversation, please excuse me. Your meal is ready."

Where the story came together, Cecilia came and said so.

"Thanks, then let's move the place"

I have a meal in the dance hall. Let's take everyone to a welcome dinner party.

I can hear everyone on the move.

"Are you ready to be Lord Boundary now?"

"Later...... it's a wedding. No, I'm really sorry."

"Weddings are grand by naming the country, huh? Hmm. Looking forward to it."

King Fareed nods at the words of his lords.

"I'm getting ready with that intention. Albert said that illusion would also be performed with magic props, etc., so I guess it would be quite exciting?

Oh. Yeah. There is King Melvin's cooperation, this part of the plan... and so much more.

This is good for territorial entanglement and last-guardian relations first. We'll have to get ready for the wedding, too.