Helping with Adventurer Party Management

As I struggled with the workshop's craftsman instruction, the hour broke and my deputy Swivelry began to come from the Swordtooth Corps.

Hi, looks like Jilboa ordered me to pick up the information via Kilik, who is escorting me because I started something strange.

Swivelry looked around in the workshop and asked, "What is this?" and "What is it for?"

I didn't mean to intrude because the Swordtooth Corps is a major shareholder in the business and an important escort to guarantee my safety, but honestly, it was not in the way of mentoring the craftsmen.

A lot of questions were asked, but among them were two mechanisms through which Swivelry expressed interest.

It is attendance control and inventory control.

Attendance and exit management is a mechanism whereby bills with names on them, like karate dojos, are placed from the wall, and when they go to work, they are turned over, and when they leave work, they are simply returned to the table.

I don't know what I liked about this, but I was snorting.

Even if I point out that it is not a mechanism to manage the spirited elites like the Swordtooth Corps, Swivelry only returns the answer "Nothing good".

Another is the inventory management mechanism.

Check each morning and place an order when the parts required for production fall below a certain level.

It's just a mechanism where the approximate numbers are written in the storage area of each shelf where the parts are kept, but I also seemed to like this elastically.

The Sword Tooth Corps consumes a lot of consumables and stockpile management of consumables would be a problem, so I can understand why you would show interest.

However, it was also a strange thing because many donations from merchants these days are rich in financial resources, and in a way it is a hassle that we can do with more and more accounts.

That day, he became a tatter with artisan instruction and answers to Swiberry's questions.

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A few days later, as usual, I go to the office of the Swordtooth Soldiers to receive the order, and rarely has Jilboa and says, "I have a consultation".

Hi, it seemed like there was something to do with the Swiberry workshop visit and the report, so I get to sit in the front and listen.

"I have a plan to expand the Sword Tooth Corps"

That's what Jilboa said. That's not surprising to hear.

Rather, it is about too late.

The popularity of Zilboa and the Swordtooth Corps is considerable in this city.

When you go to the Adventurer Guild, you are asked by various adventurers from the run out to the middle class to "introduce me to the Sword Fang Soldiers," and there is no indication that the number of city daughters who help you will ever decrease in the office of the Sword Fang Soldiers.

Many of the equipment in the office has also been replaced or made new. I can see that they are also quite lubricated financially with donations.

So I take it for granted to scale up, but what makes you ask me that?

"But it cannot be expanded in the present system. If you can't expand it, you'll be a U.N. crowd."

Jilboa's concern lay in the lack of sophistication of the newcomers.

Swordtooth soldiers are well equipped, rigorously trained, and have less chance of newcomers gaining cluttered experience because of their overrefinement in the way they fight.

Winning unharmed is a good thing because getting the wounded out reduces the clan's function, but the lack of proficiency continues to remain an issue.

Diluting and expanding the regiment's proficiency in the current state weakens the best selling combat power.

In addition, there are weaknesses in how few people can manage and assist the clan.

In any case, the Swordtooth Corps depends on Jilboa's abilities. There is a weakness that organizations cannot be turned around without Jilboa, and that organizations cannot be increased beyond Jilboa's ability to manage.

"Does Kenji have any wisdom?"

I answer to Jilboa's consultation that

For some time now, I thought this kind of consultation would be possible.

"Absolutely. I'll naturally answer the big shareholders' consultation."