Helping with Adventurer Party Management

This explanation (presentation) has left the appointment insane since the beginning.

The other priests are just great and brilliant, and they don't really pepper this explanation, and they don't understand it the way they want.

But this vibe is strange.

Until then, the atmosphere, which is somewhat close to playing and appreciating the rare offerings, has disappeared and has come out with real sharpness.

This one, I guess, is what it is.

It's Kenji.

Until then, the priest Nicolo, who had not come around to pinch his mouth to the listener, called.

Similar to the tone, its eyes are harsh.

"Explain the story again."

What's the story now? I mean, do you mean the secrecy of documents?

If the priests here were to be in the same position as the Nicolo priests, it was a suggestion to consider them to be like central government bureaucrats, but did it touch something?

"Okay. My name is the printing industry, basically, a technology that replicates certain kinds of specimens in large quantities. In doing so, to what extent can samples of accuracy be replicated and to what extent can the speed of their replication be increased? Accuracy and speed, that is the liver of printing technology. And now we believe that we are having problems with the accuracy of printing"

Something like a simple print would probably have been used in the church as well.

If there is a wine pressing machine and ink and documents to be printed, it would be stranger not to have printing technology produced there.

However, there is a wide and deep gulf between the invention of a technique and its effective use within an organization: the conservativeness of the organizer and the organization.

Even decades after it was said to be IT conversion, it is still obvious to look at the Japanese offices where FAX benefits the width.

And this time, the high precision of copper printing and the idea of application is a problem.

"The new printing technique is, to say the least, the technique of printing paintings. Embedding paintings in church public documents can significantly increase the cost of forgery of documents. It cannot be completely prevented on its own, but, as I said earlier, it will be easier to manage and control by changing the seal regularly, filling in the street number in the official document"

I would add that, although it is also possible to encrypt the street number or change the type of seal depending on the area in which the document is to be circulated and the subject of destination, it only confuses the great man of the Church, who is being careful with the new way of thinking, so weigh him down and take it for a later suggestion.

"However, local control is also a delicate issue. You know that, right?

Black Beard Priest says, staring at this one.

I thought the priests here were centralists, but would there also be decentralists?

If that were the case, I would have sold the fight head-on to their rights.

Well, now that I'm seen as a Nicolo Priesthood, I'm talking about it now.

"I believe that central and local relations should be built on accurate reporting and figures"

So as a civilian who knows nothing about things only, push through the building.

Where there was a right, did you find out?

I don't like the HR in that hand, and most importantly, I don't like the inefficiency.

If you just want a right, it's until you show me another right.

"Incorporating the printing industry into governance not only makes reporting from the provinces more accurate, but also allows churches to gain significant rights and revenues"

rights and revenues, the big priests do not respond easily to the word either.

I'm urging you to keep going.

"Specifically, only printed forms recognized by the Church will be employed for declarations from the Church and for reports from the provinces. That would require a huge number of printed parchment paper for local and central repossession. In other words, in the centre of authorizing the printing industry, there is legally a huge amount of revenue. Printing on parchment turns parchment into gold coins."

If we say this far, they won't be able to ignore it either.

Now, how would you react?