Helping with Adventurer Party Management

The next morning, he was knocked up by noise that had not previously existed in the territory.

It is a cry that announces the time of the roosters.

I rubbed my sleepy eyes and went out to the garden tip, and I saw Sarah feeding the chickens scattered all over the garden of the Mansion in the morning.

"You've been doing a lot better in the morning."

"Really! The children who gave me the church, they were so well and at ease! And you eat so much!

What Sarah is spreading roses on economically is a scum bean bought out of an interstate merchant at a price of conscience.

Resistant to humans eating beans eaten by insects, but not a problem as feed.

"I need you to get fat for now. Take the eggs, take the meat."

From the chickens, a few days of travel would have strained the chicken body, so it seems a policy to get them used to the new environment first and let them rest with plenty of nutrition.

And then there's the chicken coop.

Even though the threat of monsters is decreasing, we can't keep chickens out in the garden in the countryside.

Chickens are a bit of property, and not necessarily if beasts or villagers don't come to steal them.

I noticed and asked Sarah, trying to snort at her opinion.

"... speaking of which, where did you put the chickens last night?

Sarah answered with a slight frown on her shoulder.

"I left you in an empty room in the mansion. For once, I kept the straw. Thanks to this, it seems so hard to clean later"

Does that mean that one of the rooms of the mansion is a livestock shed?

Chicken manure will be a good fertilizer, he said. But indoors, it's just stinking garbage.

"That's... we have to make it early."

Otherwise, chickens are going to come into the bedroom one of these days.

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"Whatever, you're understaffed."

Now that I see hope in improving my diet just a little, the topic of breakfast seating will be more about future territorial management.

Nevertheless, the greatest challenge is the small number of human beings involved in governance.

I'm thinking about the current state of affairs, where the governing mechanism is not functioning properly, and a lot of clueless ways, but I still don't have enough hands.

"Then will you call people from the city," said Paperino as he chopped the bread. "You can even get people out of the regiment," he answers Kirik as he sips the bean soup.

If you care about that, do you mean it's possible to increase the number of people from both the church and the Swordtooth Corps?

The two are also liaison officers for the organization, so the assignment of people is part of the mission.

Now that we see the buds of development in the territory, we can devour them into practice if we send the people in charge of governance at an early stage.

If you think of the long-term interests of the organization to which you belong, there is rather no reason not to let people out.

"I have that hand, but I'd like to recruit manpower from the villagers if possible"

In any case, the only contact with the constant (decent) villagers is with the farmers who hired them to help with the mansion.

Villagers also need to be actively employed from the point of view of territorial management.

"But this mansion is full of trouble if you find out outside. We also need you to think about keeping it confidential."

I originally went to the territory with the purpose of hiding myself until I settled in a moderate place with regard to the interests of the printing industry within the organization of the Church, and there is much to hide in the mansion, including Gorgogo the technician.

"Besides, there are more secrets."

Paperino scolds me for resentment.

The issue under consideration has been written and beaten with white ink on the blackboard of the mansion's office, and written reports, letters, etc. are cluttered on the desk.

It is not at a very confidential level.

"I don't know who I can trust and who I can't trust."

It hurts when they say that. It is not necessarily that there are no people in the villagers who are being bought, or that there may be people who are uncomfortable thinking about taking out documents and redeeming them.

"Do I still have to turn it around in my body for a while"

Unfortunately, they can't mean a non-billis low life in the country.