Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"In the meantime, will you write it down"

"I'll do that!

I made a scatter diagram, but I can't have parchment scattered all the time on the floor.

In the meantime, I shall leave the note to Paperino, whose nose remains coarse.

"But small captain, no, deputy. When they helped me with the house, I pulled the books, but I've never seen or heard of it that way."

All I can say is "sort of" when you say that.

"I don't know, but do you know who the farmers are doing right with that? Isn't it quicker to ask the villagers?

"Right. If we're trusted by the villagers and we've been looking around this territory for years, we'd be better off."

If it's true, it's the right way to make sure with your own eyes, after building trust with the villagers, as Sarah said.

I just don't have the trust with the villagers right now because of my predecessor's teasing. Besides, the fact is that the know-how of governance is also disappearing because of the absence of the village chief clan.

"So, well, the way I do it now, I've got my eyes and nose on it for now, that's all. And then we need to actually take a leg and make sure."

You heard our exchange, and Paperino ran a pen with Galligari while he said, "That's not it!" I've been pinching words.

"The Church has numerous territories. Some territories are good, others are useless. Isn't it obvious how we should evaluate the deputies who manage those territories using this method!

I see. We evaluated the farmland, but if we put it in the eyes of the church, can we use it to evaluate the territory instead of evaluating the farmland?

Do you intend to create a convenient method, which will be a conveniently managed feather?

I think I dug a grave somehow.

"But that's it. The village chief's farmland isn't doing very well."

Sprinkle another topic to switch the awkward atmosphere.

The village chief's field, which had the largest area of agricultural land in the village, was situated directly under a drawn line.

I'm using people with big land, so it seems like it would be better if I did a little better.

"Because you were using people in church with very bad treatment, weren't you? That's not natural!

Sarah seems critical of the former village chief, either because she saw and sympathized with the children in the church.

"But you know that easily. This mess is amazing."

"I scattered..."

I know what you mean, but wouldn't there be a slightly different way to put it?

Data is interesting just to see if you can interpret it.

A scatter diagram of the size of the farmland and the amount of taxes collected in this territory is also interesting to see just by looking at.

"You don't have many big fields. I guess the village chief clan still had the monopoly. That and a lot of small fields. Few medium-sized fields, but all above the line. As a homemade farmer who farms with his family, that size is probably the most motivating and efficient."

"Do you even know that?

"Right. It's just a hypothesis until we're sure of the crime scene. Sarah and Kilik will get used to it."

"Yeah..."

"Really?"

Somehow, I also feel I'm being seen with suspicion.

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Paperino's just finished copying it, and I'll get to the point.

"Now, the problem here is the farmer on the line. Let's take ten places in the order furthest from the line. Then, for the ten locations, the harvest is checked back several years. Is it increasing or decreasing? So you should be able to tell if the farmland is just good or the administrator is good."

"That's..."

"Yes, I'll clean up the parchment here and pull another record out of the warehouse again"

"Well, you will. Still, it's a hassle."

While Sarah and Kilik look fed up, Paperino says, "Wonderful! I didn't know it would be so much easier!" and shines his eyes.

When I was working inside the church, I guess it was a lot of trouble.

Eventually, it took half a day for the parchment records to be returned and the said records to be pulled out and verified.

"So, there are three places where your glasses came true."

Of the remaining seven, three had seen their harvests fall slowly in recent years, and four had not fallen, but had not grown. I have a sense of stability, maybe I should focus on it, but for now, I'll be behind you.

Firstly, we shall go on an inspection with this eye of these three agricultural lands.