Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"You, smart habit, had some shy cowardice. But it's gone."

Jilboa praised me and said so.

"Indeed, there could have been that aspect. But not anymore."

"Right, it looks like it. So let's get on with it. If you were me right now, you might be able to do some work that looks reckless. Tell me a little more about the plan."

In response to Gilbore's request, I spent an hour showing him a list of plans written on thin slabs and parchment paper and explaining the plan for the establishment of the factory.

There were also questions from Jilboa about formatting documents that would be the first to be seen in this world, like funding plans and process tables, but basically I was able to finish the story without being questioned by the explanation.

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"You surprise me. No, don't be surprised, Kenji."

That was Jilboa's first voice when he heard the explanation.

"I knew your head would do well there, but this is sophisticated in its own way. With this set of documents, even I would be able to build a cathedral. What the hell are you, a carpenter, a merchant or a craftsman? Kenji, you might as well be a priest in the Church."

"Come on, I'm still being solicited by the church. To you, it doesn't sound like a joke."

When I denied it, Jilboa looked at me with an unexpected look.

"What, you haven't shown your face to the Adventurer Guild lately?

"Oh, I've been out of town for a long time at church work. What happened? What happened?

"What, Kirik the soldier, every time he drinks in his office, he repeats what you told the priest."

"Whew..."

"That's a nice way to imitate people. To recreate the exchange between you and the priest, you are being applauded. Lately, he's been traveling to a tavern where adventurers gather. He's got a pretty good reputation."

"He...!!

On the street, to the habit of escorting, you should leave the office with Isoiso just a little bit after sundown.

I missed out on whether Sarah and I were concerned about being alone, or even a woman in the city, but you did that.

"Kenji, your popularity is choked up among adventurers now. Saint Kenji, what a name. Some adventurers honor you."

"Give me a break..."

I held my head in shame.

Sarah shuddered her shoulders and blew out "Saint (Saint) Kenji!" He shouted small.

This is a liquor dish for the time being...

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To some extent, Gilboa asked questions about other things when she laughed.

"So, what's Goulzin going to do?"

Goulzin, another major shareholder, an interstate merchant, is not in the same position as Gilbore, even if he is the same shareholder. Jilboa covers the regiment with his sword tooth soldier's monster crusade business and income from sponsors earned through advertising and publicity. So I don't attach much importance to the income I get from the shoe business of guardianship. I need the shoes themselves to support the main business, so worst of all, I'm in a position to just get the shoes provided.

On the other hand, as an interstate merchant, Goulzin has single-handedly taken on the sale of guardian shoes to other cities. Shoes are light and do not compete with products from other cities, so they seem to sell high as a specialty of the city. In other words, the ups and downs in shoe sales will resonate directly with his business.

If I expand my shoe business and more shoe handling results in prices falling, Goulzin's business will be devastated.

To avoid that, Goulzin must expand its handling volume and seek a monopoly on distribution.

But not immediately, can we follow this many enlarged routes?

When you can't follow me, don't you disagree?

And what means should I use when they disagree? Do you persuade me to persuade you to persevere? Do we dilute the voting rights by increasing the number of shareholders? Will we vote hard by a majority?

Consistency of management vision, even if it can be expressed in a word, shareholders have their own positions and thoughts.

It's not going to be quite a glimmer.