Helping with Adventurer Party Management

Me and Sarah were coming to Leather Street.

"Is that it? Is it okay here?

"That's okay."

Sarah didn't seem to remember the important thing, even though she was collecting a lot of information herself.

Osama and the others on Leather Street seemed alarmed by Sarah and told me a lot of inside information.

"Whoa! Lady, you're here again!

Sarah is popular to the extent that she can be heard everywhere, for example.

"... why, Kenji"

"Oops. I came to buy every store, just like I promised."

It was my father who spent more than a month building his heels together. His name is Gorgogo.

Gorgogo is a skilled tannery artisan over 40 years of age and specializes in leather ingenuity.

With the ingenuity of the raw skin, when they bother with processing, the folks on the leather street rely first on Gorgogo.

Gorgogo also likes to be creative and doesn't like it, so when consulted, he forgets to sleep and tries to be creative.

As a result, although difficult work comes into play, workshops don't make a lot of money.

I used to be married, but my daughter-in-law ran out of love.

A skilled craftsman with a workshop full of deficits is Gorgogo.

I can't appreciate Gorgogo at all as a parent of the workshop, but I highly value him as a developer.

The materials and processes that make the heel of the shoe are the secret core parts of the shoe developed by Gorgogo. Until the system of protecting rights is in place, I want to keep it surrounded by my company. He said he would buy the whole store by blowing in that he was in danger too.

Of course, no transcriptions will be made on the documents. If you do that, there's something secret going on in this place to the privileged class who can read letters, have money, and have access to knowledge, it's like telling them around aloud.

This father can't read the letters either. So what is needed in the contract is a bond between the trust we have worked with over a month and the attractiveness of the money we plan to enter and the tangible intangible benefits and promises and violence other than the document: a guarantee of continuous work, a promise to protect lives from danger and, if we break the promise, a recourse to violence: the Sword Tooth Army.

And also give my father a jewelry that guaranteed him the right to 100 pairs of shoes.

"This is like the parent stock of the guild," Gorgogo also seemed to understand.

When you have a situation where you really need money, push to talk to me or the Sword Fang Corps.

Because if you don't let us through, they're likely to buy you a shoe right.

Ask Gorgogo to provide the building as a shoemaking workshop, while working to improve the shoes as the development manager for our company.

"Hey Kenji, that's the same one you gave your grandma, Mr. Jilboa, right? Much, much less generous?

Sarah asks in a strange whisper.

Well, you can't help but see that good-looking, big-time Gilbore and the little dirty Gorgogo worth in front of you.

The right to 100 pairs of shoes is worth as much as the right you are giving to the Sword Tooth Soldiers. Is it excessive?

But I don't think so. In my company, I don't want to evaluate people based on how much they are and how much power they have. I would like to assess how much I have contributed to improving the value of my business.

In the sense of contributing to the value of the business, Gorgogo's value doesn't suck alongside the Sword Tooth Corps in me.

However, sometimes giving Osama a lot of money that he's unfamiliar with handling money like Gorgogo can bring him down.

So I decide to give it in instalments in the form of rights and gradual cash changeover.

"Something like Kenji is your mother," Sarah said.

I know it myself. I don't have an innate charisma that attracts people.

So by using your head and taking care of the details, you just have to get more people to do it with you.

Besides, my head and consideration are not reduced no matter how much I spend.