Helping with Adventurer Party Management

In an attempt to make a plan first, the new officials realized that they could not take a step forward from there.

Somehow, no one has ever seen the new territory in person.

With experience in governance, you might have imagined it from above the paperwork, but they are all amateurs.

In that case, what should I do?

What did Kenji, the deputy, say?

"To make a plan, from collecting information. The paperwork's important, too, but take a leg."

and repeat what Theon told Kenji.

"Maybe we all need to go. It is more efficient. Anyway, we don't have enough experience."

says Rodolph. The soldiers are realists and have no hesitation in working outside the walls.

Actively, I endorse moving my body and taking my feet.

But Sarah, who should have no hesitation about taking her feet in the same way, objected.

"Hmm... I think we all need to go. But I don't think we all need to go."

"What do you mean?

"You got a lot to do to make a plan, don't you? If we all go together, we'll stop working in the meantime, so I think we should split up. But I don't think we should all look..."

"So you're taking turns. Separate the reconnaissance team from the main unit."

"Uh, probably like that"

"I see you're fit for reason. So, what will the rest of the squad do? Is it a continuation of the investigative activity?

Luc agrees with Sarah.

"Right. I think I should re-inspect the nobility laws. I missed something about the authority of the deputy, but you shouldn't."

and Paperino.

"I would like to wash out how much items I need by the day of my assignment. It also reduces costs by holding it down in advance rather than buying it last minute."

Luc also says.

"I guess we also need to look into the reputation of surveyors and circuit judges and decide who to take. They say there's so much more work going on right now, they're taking each other everywhere."

and Rodolph.

"Wait, wait! I don't know what you're talking about, so write them all down!

"Write? What?

Stopping everyone from speaking up, what Sarah brought from the workshop was massive little plate cuts.

Explain that to everyone.

"Before, Kenji, uh, the deputy was doing it when the workshop was so busy that we all couldn't figure out what we had to do. This is how you write everything out of the board about what you do."

"Can't it be parchment"

and Rodolph.

"Uh, I'll sort it later when I write it. Which you do first, what you do next..."

Claudio was the first to understand and stand up as everyone necked Sarah's awkward explanation.

"Ho! That's hilarious! I see! This is groundbreaking!

"What. You got it."

and Rodolph asks for an explanation.

"There's a commander, and it might be a little hard to understand concept for a legion to follow. This is similar to an argument. Rather, you seem to be able to use it to organize the debate. Whoa, excuse me. I mean, with this method, we can all work out a plan while we discuss it. This line of broken boards is going to be the plan! This is amazing!

"What's so awesome?

"I mean, even if the commander isn't that good, he can make a decent big plan! There is no need to use this for small territorial development, etc. If this method had been known when building the cathedral, it would have gone incredibly efficiently."

Claudio explained, waving and excited to just spit, that it was rather doubtful that its significance had been fully conveyed to the rest of the face.

"Well, let's just do it"

And Rodolph said potpourri.