Helping with Adventurer Party Management

So much so that the priest Nicolo sends them, so I guess they are excellent young men, too, of the priesthood.

However, in a highly competitive organization called the Church of Birth, there is a tendency to accept the values of the organization within the Church, as they are, unquestionably, public values, as the harm of running in the middle of the street of birth from an early age.

At least, the last time I educated them, they did.

This time, we ask you to team up with people of different values from the beginning to unravel those misunderstandings.

"First, briefly introduce yourself to each other"

Here again, two of the priests moaned. Alongside the company's craftsmen, I can't seem to explain myself well.

Sarah, a former adventurer, and two from the soldier regiment, are all doing well.

Adventurers are good at explaining who and what they can do in a short time.

Because there are many opportunities to organise extraordinary parties, and in doing so, we need to introduce ourselves in a short time.

People who suck at introducing themselves can't eat as adventurers without extra arms and reputation.

Around here, the two priests seemed in a hurry to be somewhat different.

I'm not doing anything particularly mean, but I must be in the process of experiencing the natural fact that people are not good at it and have values and skills that don't work outside the church.

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"We're going to be deputizing for the territory we receive from the Church, but we don't have the exact local materials on hand."

Explaining so, five people glanced at Sarah and raised their voices in surprise.

"That can't be right! This time the territory is church territory, so there should be a record about Rejoicing!

and as Paperino, the priest, says,

"That's right. Tax figures can't be misleading, so you should be able to check your books."

and added a young man named Luc, who came from a soldier's regiment. Sure, were you from a merchant?

Keep in mind that these two look strong on numbers.

"You two are right. I don't have the record on hand, but it's somewhere. I just have to charge for that here to come out. Also, simply billing won't really give you the exact numbers"

and be careful after affirming first.

"So we'll start our work from where we collect the materials. What materials should be collected? Where are the materials? What is the basis for proving that the dossier is correct? Is there any testimony to supplement the dossier? Plan such investigative activities. We will hear the results in three days. Discuss thoroughly within the team. I'll always take questions."

If you have done any investigative activities at all, you will know that there is very little of the material you are looking for.

So it becomes important to ask what the hell you need to know.

As long as the question is firm, it will be possible to approach it in a variety of ways.

Firstly, it hits the fact that it is difficult to investigate, and on top of that, what intellectual flexibility will it show?

The hurdles may be high from the start, but I expect them to be around it.