Helping with Adventurer Party Management

Sarah seems worried about my proclamation.

"So, what do you do? I know what Kenji wants to do, but there's something about the company, so if it's too much trouble, why don't you rethink it?

The foundation of my money (money) and fortune (cone) right now was gained through the shoe manufacturing business. If this main business gets cocky, everything gets cocky. It's natural that Sarah should be worried. Because I feel overworked even if I don't.

"No, what you do is simple in itself. However, I can't tell you how hard it is to adjust and if it really makes sense, it's not until I do my research."

"Hmm? Really?

For once, I explained that the task itself is simple, but from Sarah's tone, she obviously doesn't believe me.

"No, no, it's really simple."

"Really? Well, just say it?

"Oh, oh."

I wonder why. I feel strange pressure from Sarah's question.

Explain the method while feeling interrogated.

"Even if there is no Adventurer Guild in the small village, there will always be a church, won't there? So all you have to do is ask the church to keep an estimate of the price list if you ask an adventurer. A church clergyman would be able to read the letters, and there wouldn't be anything to fool the faithful, would there? Ask them to put the request on the church network and transport it to the city. Now that we have the Adventurer Guild and the Church liaison system, would you deliver the request to the Adventurer Guild?

"Wow! That would be amazing if I could do that!

Flipping my skepticism 180 degrees until then, Sarah agreed with me.

I'm glad you complimented me, but as far as I'm concerned, I'm not out of my mind yet, so I feel complicated.

"Yeah. But as much as I can think of, I'm sure there was something wrong with it that I couldn't do."

"Really? I think it's a good idea."

"I'm glad Sarah appreciates you, but I don't appreciate myself that much."

In fact, when I meet Gilboa, the Nicolo Priest, etc., I am reminded that people who are not even at my feet, such as myself, are also gobbled up in this world. I can't be that confident.

Something must have gone wrong, so it didn't work.

"Hmm. That's a good idea, I suppose... What kind of problems do you think Kenji has?

"Until I try, I think any problem will happen. You've taught three midwives at the request of Priest Nicolo before, haven't you? It was a series of unexpected problems."

Sarah also looks like she remembered that time or "uh..."

I'm fine with being asked to educate me, but first the lecture method becomes a problem, or if I go out to the village, there are errors in the numbers and maps that are prerequisites in the first place... It was a series of unexpected things.

This thought must also be a series of unexpected events.

"First of all, as a major premise of this solution, will the Church and the Alliance of Adventurers nod to this proposal? For the two organizations, there will be more effort and no profit in sight. This will be the biggest problem."

"Yeah? 'Cause it's not a good thing? It's a church, so if it's a good thing, you'll cooperate, right?

I answered Sarah's question as I remembered the sharp face of Priest Nicolo, but I didn't think so.

"Because it's a good thing, things don't work, do they? Both the Adventurer Guild and the Church are organisations run by ordinary people. And organization works for face and profit. It's with normal people."

Sarah pointed her mouth out, not convinced by the tissue view without my body or lid.

"I'm a little unconvinced, but I know Kenji thinks so"

"Well, you don't have to convince me. But now I have the materials to do business with the church."

When I nodded, Sarah made her suspicions clear.

"Um, the one that counts the numbers? Is that gonna be something?

"I think so."

"I don't know..."

provision of knowledge of statistics, Sarah seemed unconvinced by the solution that