It's all one flower.

On the day of the Q&A, even two hours before the shrine official opened the conference room, there was a queue at the Northern Temple.

I'll give you a ticket and have you come along while I wait.

With the creation of the DJ leaf, 72 handwritten sorting tickets were made and distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, and the acceptance was completed using the provisional reservation table. Employees who were ordered to go straight ahead gently loosened their faces, picked up the sorting tickets, and entered the temple.

Collect the admission ticket handed over the other day and communicate the seat number noted on the reservation form.

“What order is this?”

"We randomly decided by swiping the serial number from 1 to 72 in the order of booking confirmation, and doing the tagging (lottery) with that number"

Asked by a green-haired man who looked like a proprietor, the announcer Joel Chi responds with a frown.

The Great Conference Room at the North Temple is a simple room with a long desk and pipe chairs. In less than twenty minutes, there were almost a hundred seats full.

The last seats are held by members of the Fraxinus Order, the front row is headed by the Chamber of Commerce of the city of Derevina, and the representatives of other companies and stores who have submitted questions.

Local newspaper reporters are free to move around the aisle for photography.

The answers were mainly read by the announcer Joel Chi, but the information was supplemented by Padre Lik and Cruzillo, the pharmacist Awelana and Captain Solniak.

"You didn't tell me you had a question-and-answer session on the radio."

“After the broadcast, a lot of people asked me questions, and I made a quick decision.”

A man without an admission ticket protests against Joel Chi standing at the reception desk.

"I can't get people out on the day of the broadcast because I'm spinning at the last minute number of people."

"On the day of the broadcast, it was suddenly decided and the venue could not be announced in advance."

"If you pass the censorship, it will be on paper."

"It won't be on anyway, will it?" It was broadcast five times, but the next plan didn't even include it, did it? "

A local reporter called out, but the older man did not back down.

A reporter holding a SLR camera glares back at a grey-haired man with a hard expression, about half of his green hair.

Cruzillo looked at his father and wondered what was wrong with him, instead of stopping handing out materials. My father keeps an eye on the reception while handing out materials to different columns. Awelana and Captain Solniak also handed out the materials while watching the reception.

Awellana and the guru were there. Worst-case scenario, immediate treatment, but nothing.

The shrine official stepped out of the back seat to the reception desk.

"After the broadcast the day before yesterday, there was a little confusion at the venue, so I suggested that you give me another chance to ask questions in order to hold the venue."

"I personally paid the rent for the conference room." It was so sudden.

When the head of the Chamber of Commerce said, the man's face was even steeper.

Did you let the money say something and push it?

"Please don't say bad things." No matter how you look at it, you won't be able to enter all the member companies. I will transcribe all the contents of today and put them in the special issue of the bulletin. "

The head of the congregation points to the small tape recorder on the desk.

The man who came without an appointment became more and more impatient.

"I can't wait for that." Besides, I'm going to print all the money. What are you going to do? Another special levy? You want this information, but you can't give it to me! "

"During the broadcast, we shared the full official announcement of the UN Security Council resolution and the response of the surrounding countries. It's impossible to give you all the information you need at each location, but I've given you a good clue that each location can collect information on its own.”

Announcer Joelch turns his gaze from the back of his glasses.

The man wanted to take a step back.

"You haven't paid this year's membership fee yet, have you?" Since the beginning of the war, I've been able to make payments for one month at a time, but if I don't make any payments by the end of the year, I'll be removed. ”

”That's what I said, even though I can't afford it at all”

“Members whose profits have fallen sharply compared to before the war have discounted their membership fees if they show me their books and tax certificates. Businesses that are closed are waiving their dues and will be releasing a special issue at the Chamber of Commerce.”

In a calm voice, the head of the congregation sat down, the man silently left the conference room.

The air comes loose.

Kruilo exhaled as his strength relaxed from his shoulders.

"She hasn't had any employees since before the war, and everyone is like a newcomer, so it's hard to get results."

"The young man who changed jobs with me said that he had something to do with it and his salary was deducted."

"If my guy quit before the payday, he wouldn't pay me for that month."

"Why is it so cheap because you don't pay for labor properly?"

"The tax has been deceiving me for a long time, so I guess I won't be able to show it to you."

It's not for business.

Green hair rumbled like a meadow, and so did Cruillo's heart.

The handout was finished and the door was closed.

Joel Chi, Padre Lik, Crujillo, Awelana the Pharmacist, and Captain Solniak rushed out of the file last night and arrived at the table with the portable blackboard on their backs. Kruilo placed a tablet terminal on the long desk.

"I'm sorry to keep you waiting." I'm going to start the Q&A now. ”

When the announcer Joel Chi said, holding the wireless microphone, the air in the field changed.

"First, please take a look at the documentation you have."

The large conference room is filled with the sound of paper touching each other.

The first is the aggregate result of the questions. There are a slightly higher number of questions about whether or not it is permissible to import or export 98% of the articles individually. There are only a few other questions.

“There were a lot of duplicate questions, so I'm going to answer them all together.”

Joel Chi began to explain in the order of the number of questions.

"The first is the import and export of timber. Some species of logs are not subject to the arms embargo and can be traded.”

Is logs? Is planks or horns bad?

At once, a question flew from the seat.

"It is only pruning, and it is not possible to peel the bark."

"What does a tree species look like?"

Is Mizuchiki okay?

Answering one additional question sprang up from everywhere.

"Only Cypress and Lacus cedars can be imported and exported. Mizuchi is only used as a magical tool, so all parts are subject to embargo."

Cypress and Lacus cedars are common tree species in the mountains around here. Because of its low magic retention power, it is used for inexpensive tableware, furniture, and building materials that do not undergo magic processing.

Since the selling price was low for expenses related to the management of mountain forests, logging, transportation, etc., it was easy to cause profit cracking due to a small fluctuation in the market price.