Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"Kenji, what did you think of the plans the Festivals had made?"

"I think it was a good plan, holding down the basics"

That's what I said. That's just what they call a brilliant young man.

From all that information, how dare you create a pioneering plan like that?

"Humph," said Priest Nicolo, sniffing.

"I don't need a compliment. Tell me the truth."

"I'm afraid so. The plan was well done, it doesn't change the idea. However, reality is something that doesn't go as planned. I don't think there was enough room in the plan to add or subtract a teaspoon."

"Hmm. Right."

Apart from the information given, the fact that not a single step could be taken would be what should also be said of the habits of thought that they have acquired in their years of church life. Improving that seems difficult in the short term.

"By the way, it's called case learning."

After all, is that what you came for? Priest Nicolo came all the way to the church in the 2nd Class neighborhood not only to see how the festivals had progressed, but also to be interested in their educational methods and materials.

"It's interesting to use that fictional village as an example to practice making plans. That's what I saw and came up with."

Actually, I knew, I'm not going to say, so I'll explain the words like that side by side.

"When building a cathedral in a church, I hear that even masonry pulls drawings and plans. We also hear that if it were a battle, the general would line the map with army wooden pawns to work out a battlefield strategy. It's a village development, but if planning is equally important, we know that using maps and materials to exercise planning is a very natural idea."

"Nature, nature," Nicolo muttered in an unconvincing manner.

"Sure, if you ask me, it's not natural. But it is also unnatural because it is so natural.

Normally, a new attempt can be a lot of glitches. However, the degree of completion of the case learning is very high. Until a few days ago, the change in the Easter Festivals that we didn't know about outside the church was proof of that.

Honestly, I thought it would be necessary to get them to work on a year-by-year basis if they were to have a practical plan.

Kenzi, if it were you, would it be possible to make materials for another case? Isn't that how you can train a large number of practitioners in a short period of time?

As always, Priest Nicolo pokes at the tough spot.

"Compliments, I'm afraid. But as far as I'm concerned, we still need to improve."

In fact, I felt the need to make case (case) learning more sophisticated, as pointed out by Priest Nicolo.

To some extent, where the debate has progressed, there are many points that should be changed to give the perspective a width of time by giving additional information, for example, on the occurrence of water damage, allowing the plan to be modified in response to changes in the environment, or allowing the duration of the pioneering plan to be patterned several years according to length, five years, ten years, etc.

"Hmm. I'd like to leave the territory to you, Kenji. Or incorporate it into the education of deputies."

Priest Nicolo says something noisy, so he hastily denies it.

"Dear Nicolo, I am in a hurry. First, we need to train the festivals as managers of the business properly."

With that said, Priest Nicolo looked at me unexpectedly.

"Hmm? Didn't we finish educating the Midwives?

I said with a smile on my face.

"What are you talking about, Master Two Colo? Education is just beginning. They just learned how to swim on land. We're going to have to push you down into a river torrent called Reality to learn how to swim."

(ii) Priest Colo said, raising one frown.

"Kenji, I really like to abuse you."

You say that.

I swallowed the words out in a hurry.