I made some random characters, they might have stuffed them.

Since yesterday, I have been asked to lecture me on the correct way to use the Alchemy Cauldron, and have been taught various other dungeon rules, efficient training methods, etc. to combine with graduation.

If you think about the campaign, this graduation will be unusually fast, but from a player's point of view, it's more like a tutorial, so it'll be about long.

But now it's lunch break. As usual, I'm wasting my time eating dinner with Kosuke.

"Oops...... you finally started making dungeons. I don't know what we're gonna say when we give you the core, but your home sucks too much, huh?

"No facility is operational yet, so it's just a big, normal home."

"Is it normal... It really feels amazing when you think about what happens after you're up and running."

"It's too big for me to manage."

The amusement park area seems to be fully managed by architect Julipe, so the problem is the shopping mall area. I'm going to see hell again by modestly developing a number of products just commensurate with that size.

"Employees can hire NPC, but I still have the product..."

"Why don't we let the other players open the store? That way you don't have to refill your own items."

Right. You should recruit a tenant!

I hear some of the main players in the production job have shown up buying a Chira store and switching from an outdoor store, and players may borrow that they want to have a store but don't have enough funds to buy a store. Then the borrower and the merchandise will be ready on their own, and I won't have to do anything!

"Kosuke Nice! I'll go to the guild and ask for it as soon as I get home."

"You've evolved from a store owner to an owner!

"I'm wearing a character with the owner of the casino, so I'm calling it NG."

I took Kosuke's advice. When I got home, I quickly logged into the game and went for the guild.

I haven't thought about tenant fees or the duration of the contract yet, but a superb veteran receptionist, Mr. Candy, would probably set me up for a good one.

"Think together all you need to recruit a tenant!

"Oh, I knew you'd decided to recruit a tenant."

"After all?"

"That's because I didn't think I could do such a big store on my own, so much so that I waited to tell you what time I was coming. Yes, this is a list of tenant fees per general contract term"

"Too competent for this old lady!

"It's not that big of a deal."

If this was in a young and beautiful condition...... no, let's not have high hopes. It's deteriorating to auntie level, which seems to be everywhere, so why are you giving me a reception?

Now the key tenant fee is a lot...... hmmm I see? I knew it was definitely cheaper than buying a store. Since Firth is a neglected area full of grandmothers and grandmothers, it is roughly 300,000 columns in a month as a cheaper setting than this table. That sounds like a subtle player leaning over...

"That can't be uniform. We need to change the price every space."

"Call me when you decide. Because I'm having tea in the back."

"Uh-huh."

Eh... the area division of the mall is 8 out of 3, 15 small with terrace on the roof? Mr. Brownie used to make me one of these overnight. Just keep one medium space for yourself.

If you want the basics to be 300,000, is it easy to set the medium space at a price around it? I think NPC is going to be the main store in the middle space.

Next, let's decide on the price of a small space. This one needs to be easy for players to borrow. It's just too cheap, but it doesn't benefit me, so should I leave it at about 160,000?

The last big space I have left is a million bucks to think about. Even if I can't borrow it, I can use it as an event booth and space for exhibiting items.

"Hey Riley Leaf, I knew you were here."

"Hmm? Oh, Warhead. Aren't you with the lights?

"Well, sometimes. I heard more than that, Riley Leaf. You're recruiting tenants."

"Well, I'm just finishing up with the price."

"Heh? Let me see that for a second. I'll grade you."

"Grading is... it's not a test, so come on. I'm gonna make it look like this for now."

"Go away... what an idiot! I don't care what you think before you score!

"No, because Firth is negligible and I was wondering if it would be cheaper than normal."

"Ready, Riley Leaf? Indeed, Firth today is such a despicable country neighborhood that the dots make it. But don't think it's the same since the facility on your home started running, huh?

With a serious face, Warhead says that, but we don't even know if we can connect it to a theme park or space that can be called such a critical amusement park. What's going to change if something starts to run at the space terminal? The latter seems like a one-changer at the time of the event, but none of the players in the game want to come all the way to the former...... Ah, is it novel for NPC? At least there's no amusement park sightings on the bulletin board except for my home area.

"I see... people are about to come together from the extra room"

"Besides, we have to get through that mall before we get to that facility, and if we come, the sales of the store will go up and down."

"If so, does he want to borrow even tenant fees that are definitely higher than they are now?"

"That's what I said."

"But it's a hassle, so I just made up my mind.

"Why? Even if I could make my own items, I'd rather have the money."

"I've already got billions."

"Oh, yeah. That doesn't mean you can't make money."

Incidentally, it is still increasing. Of course the cause is the pets who are circling Fafnir on their own. Come on, weigh yourself down.

"This is good for tenant requisitions… should we also recruit employees at the end of the day"

Resident staff at amusement parks and shopping malls, then clerks at my store. Later...... let's think of it and then recruit extra. You can leave the interview to Mr. Julipe in about two weeks. I'm sure there will be a good staff of romance in the deformation.

"Ho, it's done. Candy! I'm done writing. Yo!

"Yes, yes, you don't have to shout like that. I hear you. Lend it to me... it looks like there are no deficiencies. I'll stick it out on my guild now."

"Ugh, I've already used it and will I do it on the quest as appropriate? How about Warhead with you?

"Should I make a dungeon?

"I still can't get my hands on it. Looks like it's gonna take a couple of days in real life from the core to the initial dungeon."

"So you're going to rank Adventurer first. By the way, what's your rank now?

"E, though?

"Isn't that the lowest rank... Shh, I'm not going on a quest with you today until you're C-ranked!

"Thanksgiving Warhead!"

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Hmm? My sister texted me. It's early for dinner, and what can I do for you?

"... yeah?

"What's going on, Riley Leaf?

"With a little rescheduling. I'm going to go on an adventure and lecture a beginner on this game, can you help me with the warheads too?

"Whoa, that's good. Even so, some guys started at a delicate time."

"One of you is inside me. I had all the games and the main body, and I've been so lazy to leave you alone."

"Does that mean there are a few of you?

"I guess."

Based on the content of the email, my sister and another player are probably waiting for me at Advent.

It's about my sister, so I figured I'd leave the game alone for the next month... did my friend even ask me out?

"Okay, so at the metastasis gate... you couldn't travel"

"Sorry! Sorry! I'm so sorry I just got on foot because I'm e-ranked!

"I mean fine. Instead, reinforce the Magic Gun. Hurry, will you?

"Yeah, well, I got some good stuff in the dungeon yesterday."

This is how Warhead and I went to Advent in vain.