Helping with Adventurer Party Management

So much smoke coming out of my head, yeah. Three days to keep it coming.

The requirements of the city have finally been created at a level where others can be consulted.

It's not complete. It is a knockout for consultation.

So I want to show people from different perspectives as much as possible and get a lot of pointers.

However, it is my identity that is at issue here.

In leather streets and adventurer neighborhoods, I became just a little too great.

I'm not very conscious, but if I go to the Adventurer Guild on business, the young adventurers admire Kilik - not me - the veterans give way to the road.

The parents of the other shoe shops have stopped complaining like they did for a while, and there has been no raid on the workshop since we talked about it above the church.

I guess that means being in power while in a small society.

Safe and comfortable, but uncomfortable.

"That's why I want a frank opinion on the new compartment to be made"

Fortunately, Fuko, who has known about herself since the launch of the shoe factory, is well aware of the times when she was only an adventurer breakdown who made her feet worse.

Many people don't really care, even if they're somewhat more of an identity.

Gathered in one of the rooms of the workshop were Gorgogo, an artisan who is a shareholder of the workshop and loves to develop new technologies; Sarah, a foodie; Kilik, an escort and liaison; Anne, as a rich spokesman; Claudio, as a priestly representative; and "Pinhane” Martin, as an adventurer representative.

Except for the clergy Claudio, it is a facet where you can expect candid opinions.

As for the frank point of view of the priest, I shall not care because at the end of the day I will be able to get too many frank opinions from Priest Nicolo.

"I'd really like to call the captain, too."

"Jilboa? Looks like you've been busy lately."

It's not like Jilboa was able to say anything about other people, but Jilboa said he left the request around the city to Swivelry. He only works with the church and receives requests outside the city.

The number of guardian shoes delivered is high, and they seem to be working quite flashy.

I'd love to hear what that poor man has to say about zoning, but he'll also have a chance to hear his views after the plan is a little more concretized.

"I hear you've been making money lately."

As always, Anne's long-lasting greeting is her hair tied tightly to flashy makeup, besides decorating herself with luxurious costumes and ornaments to go out to night clubs.

"It's going to be money! Let me bite you, too."

This woman should also be making money selling saints' shoes for the upper classes, but "we need expenses to maintain the troupe," that obsession with money is not limited.

The target of the customer you want to call in with zoning is a lot of overlap with Anne's customers, so that sense of smell is something you want to rely on a lot.

"Non wants to continue to improve the printing press..."

It is Gorgogo who is making a backwards statement. They can't help but enrich their days of improving their printing press without worrying about money with church ink.

"The new compartment needs a new mechanism. I want an opinion there."

If we were to maintain sewers, we would need to improve the ground, and we would need holes like manholes for maintenance. We must also develop various equipment such as nets to prevent sewage holes from clogging.

At a time when the genealogy of technical personnel working on new infrastructure has been interrupted, we need people working on reinventing the wheels.

In that sense, Martin's participation in coaching the runaways who actually do sewer maintenance is also essential. Construction and operation are integral tasks. If we build infrastructures that are difficult to maintain, the cost will continue to sneak through the future.

In order to create and maintain a odorless path, it is efficient to weave the opinions of the people responsible for cleaning in the field from the outset.

There's no reason to take it off about Sarah.

"Well, here's the thing. Then let me get started."

Spread the parchment paper with writing on the tabletop, illustrate the shortfall on the blackboard and explain the meaning of zoning, expected features, construction plans, etc., over a small hour or so.

"So far, here's what I'm thinking. I want a candid opinion from everyone's point of view."

And, unexpectedly, Kilik opened his mouth first when he tightened the explanation.

"So how do you protect this city?

Protect. I didn't have that idea.