It Seems I Came to Another World, Now What Should I Do

Take a leisurely carriage through the long idle spring sunshine. Running for a while, I see tall buildings. It's a gathering of central government and branches of each guild, but I've built everything as a priority, so it just feels a little weird being a town over there. Well, if the heart doesn't move, the blood flow that says instructional orders won't go around, so it's as planned.

The status quo is packed by the "Lisatia" and the government corps involved in the construction of the pleasure district. That's the one that gets in the way, so ask Kabia to touch it first. I wish I could check the status of the building and the paperwork. Weirdly welcoming or something can interfere with business. I can handle Chimenenquirer's hiding grandfather.

Waiting in front of the government, Kabia returns.

"Welcome home. How'd it go?

"Yes, because they haven't known your face yet. I was asked to take the form of an inspection of Viscount Norweh's officials. The Chief Executive has spoken."

I don't know what else to do with the person in charge. I'm sorry I'm busy, but I can't figure out what's going on later unless I keep an inspection on this one. Let's have patience there.

Get off the carriage quickly and get inside the government.

The ground floor made it completely Japanese city hall or something. That's the most convenient one, and it's easy to call. I have a ton of benches lined up in the center even if you want me to wait, so you can sit there and wait.

A parent number is assigned to each reception, and a filing number is listed, called in that order of numbers, in that form.

The clerical receptionist, who was pulled by the administrative team to each receptionist, trains the response for each job. I know it's tough, but I was wondering if it would be good because everyone seems to be doing it soothingly. As far as receptionists are concerned, my salary is considerably higher, and I have a good day off. Treatment is pretty good because it's troublesome to say that you can quit or if someone who knows the inside line quits or is pulled out.

Observe gently sideways and head to the Secretary first. Go all the way up to the third floor on the top floor at once and proceed to the back room. A knock on the door returns a response. Oh, that's a nostalgic voice. Ask Kabia to open the door and proceed to the back of the room at once.

"It's been a while, Mr. Pers. How's it going?

"It's been a while. Baron, you're in great shape."

Perth, the organizer of the administration corps who went on a tour of the planned construction site of "Lisatia" with him, remains the chief administrative officer. Most of the members who accompanied me at that time are already on the scene as government officials. Plus, we're getting people from Rostee and Norwe. The sneering smile that people like doesn't change.

"I know you're busy, but haven't you been overworked?

"Yes. That's all right. We're taking a moderate break, and we originally planned to afford it, so it's not that bad."

Answer as the pers grin bitterly.

"I'm pretty worried there because of the overlap between the town's launch and the construction system's handling"

"As far as I am concerned, the main task is to operate from the launch of the town. With regard to the construction of the town, the Duke of Rostee and the Viscount of Norwegian have sent the government officials involved in the construction. I'll check the materials, but don't worry, we won't be exposed to business."

I'm worried because I see a huge amount of confirmation of the material. Well, if you're gonna say it's okay, I don't think we're gonna be able to maintain the status quo.

"How is the administration building? Is there anything hard to use?

"No, we both still have shallow days to operate as a business in earnest, but it's easy to use. You can reach the itchy spot, it's a series of surprises, with all sorts of things well thought out."

Office facilities are very important when increasing operational efficiency, so they are disclosed, including operations. If that makes me more efficient, I'd appreciate it.

"It was inconvenient to say that until now there was no uniformity in the organization of documents either, or because the method of managing the parchment age had been diverted as it were. It's a good situation to bundle it up, but you don't know where it is unless you ask the clerk what it is. This wooden board and thanks to the business and toll numbers made organizing dramatically easier. It also increases the accuracy of the material by updating the list every time."

I've tried to introduce folder management and indexing, and updating the index, but it seems generally popular. I thought it would show difficulty because it is a little cumbersome to manage the index, but I was worried. I guess the management of materials is difficult to ask in the past and now.

"I'd like to see the actual site and the storage materials, would you mind?

"Yes, I'll show you."

With that said, Pers begins to lead the way.

"No. You would be busy if you were the Chief Administrative Officer. If you can tell me, I'll see for myself."

"There are limits to saying you're busy. It is possible to twist this amount of time. And I can't bother you with something like this."

Hmm. If they say so, can't you help it?

After the persuasion, we will check everywhere. With regard to the third floor, it shall be the administrative office of each department. When I quietly opened the door and looked inside, there was an occasionally familiar member of the administration who accompanied me before. I've already designed it to feel like it's really the office of your bureau, but it doesn't seem particularly problematic.

"Don't you ever say it's hard to do business?

"So far we haven't talked about that. It is also efficient to say that desks are placed around those in charge, so they have a good reputation."

Common sense in this world feels like sitting right next to each other. It is more efficient to manage on the island because there is an organizational relationship between the top and bottom and the authority of the boss is quite large.

"Okay. The bookcase seems to be working fine for you."

Wooden cabinets were also introduced. Folder standards were also matched because the paper size standards were aligned to some extent. In line with that, the cabinet is also sized to fit.

"Yes. I appreciate that. Horn to horn, the affairs of this hand tend to be scattered, but without it, I can do my job neatly. Very well received by the women. I'm also glad your desk is widely available."

Hmm. It would have been nice if it felt good. Tidy cleaning and efficiency are often directly linked. That way, I'd appreciate it if you'd be more efficient.

"Everything upstairs is in the library, right? I'll put all the future storage documents upstairs, but now that I don't have the documents yet, it doesn't make sense to look..."

"I would like to check regarding the placement of the clerk and the bookcase placement. May I see it?

"Okay. I'll show you."

That's what I'm saying, the pers start going down the stairs.

When I open the door upstairs, it's in a room like a secretary's office. There is a door behind it.

When I open it, there's an extended line of bookcases like a library. In line with the production forecast of the documents, the operational number has been assigned. After that, if you store them in order of street numbers, you can follow where and what they are by simply managing the index. The bookcase balance should be changed as appropriate for a certain period of time.

But when you're hungry, you're rolling. Well, I guess this place will be buried soon, too. I will index it, so I can store it there because I have made a separate warehouse with some chunks in the past. It's basically just a bunch of documents that you can't dispose of, so you just have to save them.

"I think that's it for the equipment, is it okay to this extent?

Perth asks me a little worried.

"Yes. Thank you. Thank you for your valuable time. Also make sure to check when the operation is in full when it comes to the document itself. We're also looking at reformatting the format."

"I see. As for the format, there's a mixture of Rostee and Norwegian objects, so we need unity somewhere."

"Right. Or maybe I'll make a new one, but I'll think about it."

I would like to print a large number of items that standardize formatting and formatting, as it would be good for a Gali edition as well as printing a hard copy if I could. I think the Gali version could be developed soon... Don't ask me to do more things when Ness comes...

"Well, at least I'll drop you off downstairs."

"No. I've originally come with patience, so that's fine. Thank you."

At the stairs upstairs, refuse to drop off the pers. I'm not even free. There's nothing left to take away any more time. This one is a bit more free.

"Also, let me know if you have any movement. I don't think we'll be able to look around the government until we load a little more material."

"Yes, there are not many residents yet, so no documents have been generated for the Lords ruling. It's okay."

When it comes to lord's rulings, marriage and the buying and selling of residents' land, the transfer into and out of the territory are predominant, but the inhabitants themselves are still largely absent, and as far as the early days are concerned, the people of Rostee and Norwegian territory are predominant. They'll rule over there, and once we get into the rental house, there won't be any land purchases or sales.

"Then we shall relax and watch the town develop for a little while longer. Thank you for today."

"No. I'm afraid I can't do anything. Feel free to drop by if you need anything."

After the Persian meeting, we head outside. I was looking at the descriptions around the paperwork, but I guess it's still urgent to recreate the format. Remembering the format I used in Japan, do you want to apply it all? Would you make that a galli version......

"...,...,... Baron!

When I was thinking, I had already reached the front of the carriage. Kabia is calling me on the side.

"Hmm? What's up?

"No, because it was an atmosphere that seemed to go too far. We're here for you."

"Oh...... thanks. I was just thinking."

With that answer, get in the carriage. Now, go back to the blacksmith and pick everyone up, is that a meal?