Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"Keho. Is this a good record?

"It looks fine. You have a pretty good description of how lucky you are to gamble on gold and how much tax you collected from any field."

"Nevertheless, if you don't see all of this, oh, the sun will go down!

The tax records that Sarah, Paperino and Kilik pulled out of the back of the deputy's hall had been dusty.

Besides, the problem was its size.

More. It's bigger than that.

Parchment is large and thick. Collecting records with a knoll when it was printed on paper makes it weigh enough to beat people to death.

Spread out just one year's worth for now, there was just enough to occupy a significant portion of the widest room in the mansion.

"You can't transcribe this."

Initially, I thought I should put the numbers together on the blackboard and write them down, and then I'd have to do the math.

However, if it's just one time, you can do it with that, but that's my personality and not how it works.

The task of washing all tax records, transcribing and tabulating tax records for each field, comparing harvests per area, etc. is inefficient to do again next year in an approximate territory, and it is too much for the effort spent on the amount of information you want.

If I had Excel here, I couldn't help but think that I would do as much as I manage my territory.

How precious of a tool that can undoubtedly record numbers and process as many numbers as you want.

Here, you have to calculate everything on your own with just one click.

"We need to figure out a way to get out of hand."

Massive amounts of data are fun just to spin around.

I do data processing for data processing, etc.

That is also acceptable in a modern society rich in computer resources, but computer resources in this world are manpower and scarce educated human effort. Waste is not allowed.

So instead of trying and thinking about it, we have to figure out how to get out of the calculation and give instructions.

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While looking at the list of parchment paper arranged in a large room with a few arms around it, I came up with a good way.

"Paperino, what's the biggest field in this territory?

"That's the village chief's field."

"So what's the biggest field of taxation in this territory?

"It's also the village chief's field."

Both are exactly what I thought.

"Hey, get me Gorgogo"

Gorgogo has to help us from here on out.

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"I won't do it. That kind of numbering is the work of priests and government officials."

That was the first voice of Gorgogo called out.

Gorgogo, who has been placed in an environment where technological development (toys) cannot be manipulated in the past few days, has been in a diagonal mood.

In addition, for Gorgogo, who has only lived in the city, living in the territory is probably quite stressful.

"Well don't say that. I think Gorgogo might be interested, so I need your help."

"Ho."

"So I want to measure the length a bit accurately. Can you get it ready?

"Hmm. If that's the case, there's a big rule I used in the production of printing presses. You can use that."

That's how clueless calculations began, involving Gorgogo.