Helping with Adventurer Party Management

The idea of starting a Shoe Manufacturing Corporation for Adventurers was consolidated.

But it's still just the presence in my head.

Above all, I don't have a budget.

Since there are no banks in this world that will give you money for your business plan, you have to earn your own business funds.

Priority selling rights to shoes are not credible because I have no track record of producing shoes.

I have the money I earned from guiding the adventurer (Kadashi) without wasting it, but I have only started for about three months.

The only funds saved are about 100 large copper coins.

As for personal assets, there are enough to buy small houses, fields and livestock to retire.

Not enough for two digits of money to be spent on the business.

There are great possibilities for shoes for adventurers, but jumping to a foot fails.

The business can only take a year to get it on track.

The first goal is to make 100 pairs of shoes for adventurers and deliver them to the Sword Tooth Corps.

I had a specific plan up to that point, and I have the confidence to control it.

If that is possible, the funds on hand will double, and the know-how of production will be consolidated.

There is also less risk of technological spills, as it is produced solely at the hands of leather craftsmen who can keep the secrets of the referrals.

I can crush all kinds of trouble.

Making things is also important for conception and publicity, but above all, achievements and real objects say things.

Achievement that 100 new pairs of shoes were purchased by a first-class clan like the Swordtooth Corps will always have a good impact on the reputation of the shoes

While we are thus buying time and money, we proceed in parallel with our preparations to be company-oriented.

Realizing your rights, you have to create a system where you can team up and bounce back before the elephants come together.

"Looks like we can go."

Unexpectedly speaking.

"What?

It is totally a habit to think while grabbing breakfast at the inn.

Sarah looks at me as she brings the wheat porridge to her mouth.

"Today, I'm even going for a little swordtooth soldier. Let me introduce you to a good tannery artisan."

Yeah, and Sarah replies carelessly.

Well, I didn't take you to the Sword Tooth Corps.

"Coming?

"Yeah! I'm going! 'Cause, Captain, you look amazing! For once, I wanted to see it!

Without getting her hair in, it wasn't just a little funny that Sarah replied with her eyes shining.