Helping with Adventurer Party Management

Leather streets are a little busy these days.

In the morning a large number of children and women come from the dark to cook rice and wonder if they let it smell good, the adults who come later may be stone-throwing against the wall with the gutsy gutsy until it gets dark in the evening after work.

These days, not only the craftsmen of the workshop, but also the craftsmen of the other workshops on Leather Street, have mixed up to make stone throws.

"I wonder if that's okay"

Sarah says she's worried when she sees the adults throwing stones without even going home, even though the job is done.

"Isn't that nice?

It's good to interact with one another in a nearby workshop.

I'm concerned that it's not a peaceful sport, but a friendship through military training in the name of play, but the original world athletic games seem similar, and I can't help but care.

Besides, if things were to seal off the Leather Street entrance, the fate would be a lottery of students.

I've never been over it to stay close.

More than that, it's something else that bothers me.

"Hey Kenji, you haven't said anything about printing from the church at all."

"Right."

Nearly a month has passed since then, but permission from the church has never gone down.

"I don't think so. There was a response to the explanation."

When the explanations (presentations) also step on the number of places, the results are known in the course of explaining them.

The correct answer rate will be 70% to 80% if you also base the look and reaction of the person at the moment the explanation is finished.

"Instead, I guess I find that the rights in the printing industry are bigger than I expected, and I'm adjusting internally on how I'm going to allocate them"

Since the printing industry is a business that, if stuck, spreads interesting stories, the content of interesting knowledge, as well as the network for selling walks and the capital for hiring people to work for say something.

And a church is exactly the right organization to support the printing industry.

It is the high-ranking priests responsible for practical decisions whom I have explained, but they must also be greatly blind to the distribution of their profits as they let their subordinates make various estimates.

Even though it has the deterrent of stating explicitly that much of the profits will be given to them and the faction of the Nicolo Priest, it doesn't necessarily mean that someone somewhere won't run into a rampage of interests.

Aside from Jilboa's allegations, there is such a background to the rush to consolidate the workshop's defenses.

"But it's too late."

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"For a while, you might want to have me leave the city"

I consulted the Church's Michelino Auxiliary Festival on the status of its consideration of the printing industry and was to receive such advice.

"I intend to consolidate my defenses."

If it's about leather streets, it's now turned into a simple castle fortress.

If you're a mob of about 100 people, you can bounce back, and with the support of a regiment of sword fangs, you can cage castles against a thousand enemies.

"No, you're not. Some of you have a lot of magic in your church."

Sorcery.

It brings back bitter memories of being targeted by magicians before.

It was then that perception itself was manipulated and thought induced.

If it wasn't for Sarah on the side, she'd almost be missing on foot.

The defense now helps against opponents who attack from the front like a mob or monster in a group, but you can say you are powerless against opponents who come from behind like assassinations or sorcery.

If so, should we move to the influential territory of Priest Nicolo and wait for the political situation to settle down?

"I have no choice. Do you?"

The business is important, but life is more important.

Besides, it's about time we put our backs in and move on with territorial development.

How to manage the workshop from a remote location for now.

When I was thinking about the steps to turn the workshop even in my absence, I felt Sarah softly shook my hand.