Helping with Adventurer Party Management

Just because the surveyor came, he said, "I got the rest!" That's not how it works.

In the first place, surveyors are experts in measuring and not in designing streets.

Experts are people who help clients achieve their goals with specific skills, and it is the client's role that demonstrates their vision.

"... and that's why I want to lay the road straight from 2nd Street to Leather Street"

"No, this is surprising. When you do construction on this scale all over the city. Isn't that exactly what you can call unprecedented?

And that was the sentiment of surveyors who should have been involved in surveying many lands.

Don't exaggerate with just a few hundred meters of construction.

It is only a construction to the extent of a somewhat flourishing shopping district by original world standards.

Giant architecture exists in this city, like the great walls surrounding the second-class neighborhood and the cathedral of the Church.

Although it is certainly a dazzling piece of work for a single shop owner like myself, I would argue that it is only a modest investment from a huge organization like the church.

"No. Those great groups of architecture are substitutes that were built from us for generations and, a little while, decades ago in the Divine Age. It's a construction that young people like me don't have any ties to, and I wonder if any of my parents have been able to work on it?

and returned with a surprising look.

Speaking of which... quite a while ago, Priest Nicolo said, only when it just fitted in on the report.

"We, the human community, are on the verge of decline," he said.

In a society that has been permanently hampered in growth in the face of monster threats, luxurious techniques in a sense may be lost technology, requiring a surplus of resources, like giant architecture.

"Then even if no human has ever built an individual building, no architect has ever designed it to go with the streets and houses of the city...?

"You won't be there. The aristocrats inherit the house, and the successful merchants buy and renovate the house in the walls. No, no, this is going to be a lot of work!

Bundolfi rubbed his hands together with joy.

I'm not very happy.

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"Because if I get in trouble on the ground, I'll be in trouble," so after putting a few people on Kilik's escort and letting the surveyor live on the field survey, I was thinking ahead of the table with the parchment piled up.

"Tea, you can fry it back."

Herbal tea was getting cold too if I noticed.

My throat was dry because I thought too much.

"So? What were you worried about this time?

"You see?

"Bye. Kenji is wrinkling his eyebrows and wrapping his arms around them, something he's seen over and over again."

Sounds totally promising.

"I was worried, rather than reflecting. I was just supposed to instruct you to look great."

"Really? 'Cause Kenji got really great, didn't he? Even the shoe factory is so big that a lot of people work and a lot of kids can eat..."

"You can eat meat and white bread now?

"Right! Now you can eat white bread every night!

When I was an adventurer, I could also eat as many luxuries as I wanted nowadays as I wanted to with the copper coins that accomplished my request.

A flavor of success that is a whisper, then too much for an ex-adventurer.

After I gave him a little laugh, I still can't help but say.

"Can Sarah imagine what the street she's building will look like in the end?

"Hmm... smells like herbs and flowers... and feels so rich?

"Right..."

I was clear when I heard about Sarah.

This plan lacks experts who can formulate a grand design.

I would have noticed if someone would have said "I'm not sure what you're talking about"!

He is a bare king.

Unlike the original world, which could have been thrown round as long as it had a budget for an expert who could finish it like that, construction must proceed while creating the task of designing an urban plan that, a little bit, did not exist for decades in the first place, for hundreds of years.

"I don't specialize in designing cities at all..."

Nevertheless, no matter how amateur I was, there's nothing else I can do for myself because I'm not even an amateur except myself.

"I thought it could be a little easier..."

I just have to be so stupid.