Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"Jilboa hero Tan... don't sell"

Apart from this world of monsters trekking, Zilboa, there will be humans everywhere with heroic powers.

But that reputation doesn't even sound like me, the common man in this city.

Conversely, Zilboa's reputation will not be heard by ordinary people in other cities either.

This means that the transmission of information is so difficult and worthwhile in this world.

Prestige is the transmission of information itself, so high prestige is worth it.

Churches and nobles have their own information networks, so they also hold information about other cities, which underpin their authority and power.

Socializing between nobles may also be one of the major purposes of exchanging information at that time.

Marriage and other stories are brought to Zilboa from other aristocrats because of the connection between the aristocrats.

So what happens when Jilboa hero Tan is brought as a booklet?

The fact that a new medium of information transmission, such as a booklet, circulates to the city well in disregard of a network of powers can be an act of wedging into a power structure based on information transmission.

That's how Jilboa became the first hero of civilian origin to have the media to perform himself throughout the kingdom as an adventurer.

It is a kind of influence and power that no other church with a large organization has ever had before.

I may be worried, but do you mind if I do that much?

Is that all you have in mind for yourself, not to mention what Jilboa wants?

"We need to discuss this with Gilbore."

Conclude first and move on to the next idea.

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"Sarah... will it be the last time"

"Why not!

As soon as possible, Sarah points her mouth.

"Probably got a lot to say, huh?

"Damn, that's right, but..."

"Do you want to hear from Simon first?"

Simon is the only one who's pulled from a workshop craftsman to a rookie official.

Age is also at the bottom, and from other experienced officials, their life and professional experience is limited, and they are not good at writing documents or making claims, so the shadow is thin among the six officials.

But I personally expect the most from Simon.

Since working as a craftsman, Simon has had a good eye for something.

People adapted fastest to the new manufacturing process I introduced.

Simon is smart. But there's just a lack of training to represent it in public.

It is absolutely helpful to have humans of this kind of engineer temperament in the organization.

Just because you have a small number of mouths doesn't necessarily mean you have a small amount in mind.

It's this type of idea that comes up with unexpected ideas when arguments by homogeneous humans are clogged.

So administrators don't just think about what's going on, they have to wait carefully for the growth and results of this type of talent to avoid being taken lightly in the organization when they do.

"Uh. Yes, I only know about the shoe business, so I thought I should print those shoes..."

"Shoes?

"Yes. That's how you take an adventurer's shoe order. Right now, only a handful of interstate merchants are dealing with shoes, right? If there was something like a booklet with a shoe diagram printed on the shoe order, I thought it would be useful."

Catalog sales!

I wrapped my tongue around Theon's idea.