Fantasistas that attract different worlds - unique in "Limit Breaking Stats," "Cheat Skills," and "A Lot of Creatures (Friends)," but I want to relax and live ~

Me, Lily and Chappie are working under the herb under Mr. Hurley's guidance.

Milky has gone to "Fairy Ranch" on Saya's transfer to confirm the ranch's operation and instruct the three ranch daughters to prepare for the upcoming paddy fields.

Archie, Yucky and Wacky are going to check the operation of the sausage processing plant.

Saya went out on business.

Lilli and Chappie seem to have done under-treatment of medicinal herbs before, and they seem to know the procedure.

I'm the only beginner at all, but Mr. Hurley tells me politely, so it's pretty much on my mind.

After a while, Saya came back.

I have four girls...

These are the children... abducted from the makeshift house we rescued yesterday.

"Sir, if you don't mind, I'd like to employ these four kids as a pharmacist apprenticeship, at a residence? They are unaccompanied children, not to say they are doing better to the other refugees. If you have a job in your hand, it will be a great force to live."

That's what they suggested to Saya.

I see...

It's just fine because it takes a lot of work to process under medicinal herbs, and I thought I should hire some pharmacist apprenticeships.

"Nice. I think it would be nice if these kids really wanted to do it."

"It was the kids who were originally among the candidates. We hope so, too."

Then there's no problem.

"Mr. Hurley, can I keep these kids? I want you to grow up to be a good pharmacist..."

I turned to Mr. Hurley for judgment.

"Yes, these are the kids you've chosen, so I have no objection. I'm still immature, but we'll both learn and grow up to be good pharmacists."

Mr. Hurley gave me pleasure.

Good.

"It's Sariana. I'm twelve. Best regards,"

"It's Tamil. I'm twelve. Good luck."

"It's Mitts. Eleven. Please."

"Sonin. Ten years old. Good luck."

Everyone greeted me well.

The temporary housing people who were worried about me yesterday seemed thrilled to hear about Saya and send me off.

There are five rooms upstairs that were inn rooms, so Mr. Hurley and these four kids would be just fine.

Hopefully we'll all be like family...

I've only seen it for two days, but if it's Mr. Hurley's character, I think I can handle it.

Most importantly, we're hiring saya.

By the way, the space that was the dining room and tavern on the ground floor was a store space, and the kitchen portion and the space that the Torcone family lived in was going to be the mixing room.

Claire and the deputy from the guard came to visit us all for a while, teaching the new kids how to handle it down there as well.

He thanked me for yesterday's rescue of the children and then gave me a report.

That slave trader is also guilty of death as a matter of possibility, but given the current state of the realm, it is better to have a little labor, so he will probably be forced to labor in a slave fall.

And the accomplice merchant, as Mr. Claire said yesterday, apparently did quite a bit of other evil.

Even Baron Hyde, the demonized and dead guardian, seemed to have an adhesive relationship.

He seemed to have filed an understatement of taxes and gave some of them to Baron Hyde as his sleeve.

He also used the artisans and servants he employed for a considerable low wage and seemed to treat them badly.

From the testimony of the servants around him, it also appears that he murdered the craftsmen.

They say there are other fine evils besides this.

So they're going to be totally crushed.

Looks like they're confiscating all their assets.

Yesterday's story seemed to throw away and banish your wife and children too, so there was no one to take over in the first place, so that might have been a good point.

It's just that the servants are pathetic.

Because they use it for low wages and they lose their jobs in quotes......

This merchant is usually also a capital offense, but he says it may be forced labor due to a slave fall.

For once, it seems that the servant can be given money in the form of a sight and dance money from the money he sold his confiscated assets.

It's just that the deputy's story says he can't give you a lot of money by policy.

And this merchant's mansion, shop, etc. will take place at an auction sponsored by the Merchant Alliance.

However, as the entire territory is exhausted, it seems quite unlikely that a bid will come in.

The deputy asked me to join the auction when I set up the Chamber of Commerce.

And if possible, they want us to win the bid and take over the business.

Everyone seems to want someone who can't but excels to be re-employed.

I don't find it very appealing... but I only listened to the content for once.

As for the assets for the auction, the first seems to be the house.

I saw it yesterday when I went to rescue it, but both the main building and the annex were luxurious architecture and the garden was beautifully maintained.

I think it's one of the best mansions in the city.

And that man was a famous merchant for generations, and until he was in his place, he seemed to be a great chamber of commerce for sound management.

He also serves on the board of the Merchant Guild.

The main businesses appear to be the manufacture and sale of furniture conditioning products and food sales.

He seems to have a good furniture maker.

Besides, he has a big store along Central Avenue.

Speaking of which, I've seen stores selling furniture conditioning or something.

Maybe that shop......... it was a pretty good store.

And next door, this is another big store that deals with food in general.

A food store may be a good place to sell vegetables, processed products, etc. made from a ranch.

I am looking to make other processed foods as well as sausages in the future, so it might be good for that sale.

The location would also be the best category in the city.

For the sale of furniture conditioning......

I don't feel it's relevant to the current 'Fairy Chamber of Commerce' business...

I feel like it would be a shame for a good craftsman to get lost in the streets.

You don't need that big house mansion, do you?

I have Saya's house...

I wonder if there's any use for it in the future...

... Well, maybe I can buy it if it's cheap.

I hear the auction is in three days.

If it is not possible to participate, it is okay to make a proxy bid.

Officials seem to set an approximate asset value and put it on the auction, but they can't expect much bidding this time, so they start with half the asset price specifically.

Does that mean... if there is only one bidder, you can buy it for half the price...

As an inside story, the deputy told me that the house layout is estimated at 40 million goalies, the furniture conditioning business at 10 million goalies, and the food sales business at 10 million goalies and the value of the assets.

Whatever you think, I feel more expensive...

They start this off at half the price.

Someone's going to bid for such a cheap start, but that doesn't seem like it either.

Surely in the present situation, you're anxious to expand your business.

The deputy stared at me...

I had to......

I don't know if I can attend the auction, but I just replied that if I didn't have to attend it, they wouldn't mind bidding me surrogate.

There's no way anyone would bid for a half-price start auction.

Only the food sales business is going to help me develop in the future, so I just said I wouldn't mind bidding on it until a little over 10 million of the valuation.

After the deputy made a look of relief, he looked somewhat happy.

We're done talking about the auction, but that didn't seem to be all we talked about.

The other one was talking about buying recovery drugs from my chamber of commerce.

I spoke to Mr. Claire a little yesterday, and she immediately talked to the head of the guard and the deputy.

She wanted me to buy it.

Seeing the effect of the dilution recovery drugs we were distributing to the evacuees, they were just about to ask me to buy them as a guard.

As guard captain, it seemed like we were talking about a ship across the street.

He wants to buy it as a reserve for the Guard and the City.

According to the deputy, there is no particular decision on the purchase of restorative drugs, which may be supplied from the territory or procured independently in the city.

The price doesn't seem to be particularly problematic for cheaper good stuff.

The deputy just told me that he wouldn't mind making it quite a price because putting on a price that was too disruptive could buy unwanted grievances.

Ten thousand golls is the market for the "medium quality" stuff in "Lower Physical Strength Restoration Drugs," but I made a suggestion to wholesale it for five thousand golls in the "low quality" market.

As long as "medium quality" isn't too much of a major injury, it should heal fine.

Could this be said to be "to such an extent that it does not destroy the price of good things"?

Well, the substance is half the price of the market, so it could destroy the price......

The dilution restorative drugs currently used for distribution are "high quality" products from "inferior physical restorative drugs", but a recent Kenny report from "Arakune" found that diluting them even more doubly with spring water results in "medium quality" products.

If it's a "medium quality" product, it won't be made in the Great Forest in the future. Even if we start selling the products made in this pharmacy, it should be made up of enough for a sale price of 5,000 Gol.

I didn't rely on the Great Forest, but I figured out a deal that would be okay.

This proposal delighted both Mr. Claire and the deputy and brought the story together.

Quickly, I received an order for five hundred as a reserve for the guards, five hundred as a reserve for the city, for a total of a thousand.

It's not open yet, but sales of five million golls quickly stood.

Thankfully.

Now that the city's decision is in the hands of the deputy, it seems we can make a decision without any problems.

He was asked to continue trading, including other recovery drugs.

A large number of customers were secured.

Fantastic!

As far as the two of you are concerned, it looks like we haven't talked about me being the guardian of this town yet.

It would be best if you just disappeared like this...