Helping with Adventurer Party Management

We shall set in motion a territorial governance policy where it has been established.

Rural mornings are early.

Side by side the peasants who farm in the fields and head to the church in the territory.

As always, the church is home to a large number of earned peasants, all the while showing what refugee camps look like.

If you get close, the smell of dirt and excrement will get your nose.

"For once, I'm supposed to be giving you permission to use the river."

With that said, I wanted to tongue my lack of imagination.

Saying the haz that gave you permission, the haz that is running, etc. is what a lazy official says about escaping responsibility.

What the site hasn't done as I thought it would be is problematic with instructions and management.

I mean, it's your fault.

It is also a matter of time before illness occurs in the territory, even if this situation is left unattended.

Heading to the priest early enough.

"This, my deputy. Please take me to this place..."

The priest nodded powerlessly when he appropriately flushed out his greeting and told him, "I have a consultation about the future".

"You don't seem to be doing very well."

"Minimum assistance is received from the central..."

The look on the face of the priest who answers is bitter.

With support from the Church, the earning peasants manage to live without starvation.

But that's all.

"They need hope for the future"

Hope.

"I want to talk to the delegates first. It's hard to give hope, but you'll be given some work"

The priest, who apparently had hoped for something heroic or spiritual, seemed somewhat dissatisfied, but as soon as he gave up his expression, he headed to the back room, where he brought three men after a while.

"... Representative, I thought you said"

"They're from separate villages, and they don't say they're going to have individual representatives."

I'm somewhat fed up with the priest's answer.

At the same time, I also remembered whether it was impossible.

It is only a fantasy that we can be united when it is painful, etc.

In fact, crime rates rise in poor societies, as well as fighting and civil strife.

Well, it's natural to come forward and insist on giving priority to yourself and your body if you know you don't always get to everyone in your current situation, but you have a job to do.

Somehow, in the original world video work, I associate an arranger in Doya Street picking up a day labourer and carrying him by truck.

Well, what you're doing isn't very different.

Anyway, I could understand that a group of earned workers were not one rock, that there were seeds of civil strife and that there seemed to be quite a bit of order.

Keep it in mind in your brain notes as a risk factor when thinking about future measures.

"First of all, I have a little job to do. It's a job to build a chicken hut in the mansion. I want to hire someone with experience in carpentry work. I want six people out."

Draw on their internal circumstances and request the number of people in multiples of three.

"... Dear deputy, if you mean to hire"

One peasant woman speaks out loud. I didn't realize it had a dirty look, but if you look closely, it's surprisingly young.

"Oh. Let's pay today with copper coins. Even beans and wheat of equal value."

The reaction was dramatic when the priest also promised on the table that he would pay properly for the reward.

"Is it a copper coin!

"Is Wheat OK?"

and so on, and the expression that had sunk until then shines out as soon as possible.

I hear the beans aren't popular.

It's good, beans.

"Then I want to hire a liaison. I'm usually on the doorstep of the mansion, and it's my job to run around the village and pass on messages. Good health, I like young people my age. I want three out. It's just that three people don't have to be packed all the time, so you'll always have one in the mansion in turn."

This is the liaison Sarah mentioned before.

Initially I was going to hire only one, but I decided to change the way I hired them by looking at the internal circumstances of the earning peasants.

A liaison person becomes uniquely empowered within the organization.

When it comes to children, you should avoid doing things that can be taken to fool someone.

"And get me a representative of the woman for a second. We need to talk about something else."

When he told the representatives of the earning peasants, the men looked up subtly.

I don't know what these guys imagined, but I want you to stop guessing.

There's no way a red-haired daughter would allow that to happen.