Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"In short, is this what you mean"

Claudio repeated the main points as he eagerly took notes on parchment.

"The small captain got permission to build a new street as he built a new church"

"Right. Then."

He replied that he wanted a church because he was asked what he wanted as a reward for ceding the printing industry to the church. Finally, we will also build a beautiful path to the church, which was declared acceptable.

"and trying to create a new city with a new church at its core"

"It fits with that perception"

New roads need new streets.

He concluded that the new city needed something to be "sold" and that it should be a newly established church. I have done nothing wrong as a believer of thick faith.

"New commerce and new guilds, too, may be established"

"That's it too."

Because the city is going to be new, we're going to need new businesses, and new businesses are going to need new functional unions. It is unstoppable for an individual to resemble a natural phenomenon.

"And we're trying to raise the enormous amount of money we're going to need, with a new mechanism..."

"It's not that new. It's the same mechanism that raised funds for the shoe factory."

New things cost money. So let's gather together the people who have the money and get out of here, that is. It is a spirit of mutual assistance and fraternity. I can't help but be driven by necessity.

"Because that's a new mechanism!

"Don't be angry. It's only reasonable to do so. logical inevitable conclusion, so to speak."

Since we have reached the answer that should be right with this perfect pile of theoretical armaments and logic, shouldn't we be pleased as educated clergymen who honor logic?

"We'll build new buildings on new streets, we'll be excited about new guilds and new businesses, and we'll raise money through new mechanisms... plus new clothes. Sounds kind of like a tongue bite. I don't hate it though."

Anne let me summarize the argument in a breath with her slippery tongue she worked out as an actress in theatre.

"I don't know how I reported it to the church..."

"Are you going to buy the anger of the upper management?

If the Church is going to be hard against it, we need to change the direction of the plan.

In that case it may become a religious street with the full funding of the Church, but that is not profitable but not bad because it allows us to gain the practical experience necessary for human resources for territorial development without financial risk.

"No way! I'm sure Priest Nicolo will rush as a delight. And you'll want a personal interview with the small captain."

"I want you to give him a break. Write down the details in the report. No, you can squeeze the information. Private discretion in the crime scene would be a flavor of government officials."

"No. I'll be sure to report it."

The young priest stubbornly rejected the offer of pomposity.

They don't intend to work corruption under the authority of the field.

"But collecting money won't be easy because rich people are assholes. The deputy commander's father-in-law may let me out, but I don't think that would be enough to bribe him. Of course, I admit the ingenuity of the small captain's mouth, but they're also creeping through the training grounds of Haiqian Mountain Thousand's commerce. What do you want to do around there?

"Well, if you're just clever with your mouth, even a cheater is clever with your mouth."

Different people bring delicious stories to people who have a lot of money like the big merchants. But many of them can be word-altered beggars or mere debt heartless.

Without the power to smell the right money-making stories from such elephant information, the great merchant will not serve.

"You don't look too good dressed as a merchant."

"Sort of."

Like Sarah said, I'll stop being an adventurer and get enough of it, but I'm still aware that it's a half-way wind that I can't say enough in a nutshell about the merchant look I've been wearing and the bureaucrat I'm trying to wear.

"In short, you're frigid."

And only one person on this occasion has a taste for clothes, and Anne credits it as Bassari.