Let's Manage The Tower

Kaiseki was visiting Gazelan to report the installation of Frier grass on the second floor.

I was going to leave it there until the adventurers realized it, but I decided to report it directly because there was no sign of visiting the second floor for long.

Incidentally, you can see how many transfer gates were used from the management menu.

The lower layer from the fourth layer seems to be unpopular to adventurers because of the weakness of the monsters that come out, and the metastasis gate itself is barely used.

We deliberately planted a herd of Friesian grass on the lower floors to ensure that the adventurers can operate on the lower floors as well.

Nevertheless, the fact that no one comes to the second floor naturally doesn't mean they'll notice that there's frier grass in the area.

That's why I came to Gazelan to tell him that Frier grass is on the second floor.

"Hey, what can I do for you today?

When Kaiseki came to Gazelan's office, he raised his right hand and greeted him.

It basically has a frank relationship because it says you don't have to be particularly exalted.

"Frier grass is on the hierarchy of the tower, so I came to tell you."

In fact, I installed it in the function of a tower, but I'm not going to tell you that much about it.

"... what? Seriously!?

"Seriously."

"Where...!?

"Second floor."

In a quick answer to the exam aid, Gazelan took his hand to his forehead.

"... uhh, seriously...!

Looking at Gazelan, it seems like it was a complete blind spot.

Nobody is looking at the lower floors now because they have enough material to get to the upper floors of the tower.

Some of the parties were headed downstairs before, but at best they turned back to the third floor.

Really?

"... I see..."

Gazelan closed his eyes and put his arms together as he thought.

"But... oh, my God. I don't know..."

"? Was there a problem?

"No, what? In the second layer, there's a long way to get there. Whether or not it is profitable even if it is harvested..."

I don't have a party to go all the way to pick frier grass.

It doesn't suit me.

However, in Gazelan's opinion, it is.

"It would be great if only high level adventurers could team up, but not low level adventurers?

Well, you...

Gazelan, who tried to say that even if he left it to the chick, it would be done soon, changed his mind.

Indeed, Kaiseki is right, the purpose is to harvest frier grass. As long as you can harvest herbs, you don't have to have that much fighting power.

Only monsters of that magnitude come out of the lower floors.

In the first place, you can pair a small number of high-level adventurers with a small number of low-level adventurers.

"Is that so?... but I don't think it's a good idea to let them take it freely."

Once they know that some of them can make money, the adventurers will go all the way to the harvest.

However, I was worried about deciding whether or not to let only objects be collected at will.

Gazelan thought it might be better to hold the sampling place at the crown and told the examiner.

"That's right. Well, I'll leave it up to you how to run it. It's also about distribution, so I think we should talk to Schmidt."

I see. Let's do it. "

Gazelan also nodded at the suggestion of the examiner.

Maybe we should build a base for that.

Nevertheless, it was Gazelan who bothered to do so only for Frier grass.

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Warhid and Schmidt entered the room as they were listening to various stories about the Adventurers Division other than Frier Grass.

There was another man with him besides the two.

On behalf of him, Warhid spoke to me.

"Excuse me. Mr. Kaosuke, do you have a moment?

"It's okay.

Kaiseki answered after seeing Gazelan nod.

"Well then, I'll introduce you to Dareth in time."

Warhid pointed to the man in that way.

Dareth, introduced by Warhid, lowers his head toward the study aid.

"Hi, I'm Dareth Palace. Now I'm going to be the head of the crafts department at the Crown."

"... oh, I see. It's called exam aid. Thank you very much."

Dulles' greeting revealed that the examiner was the head of the crafts department, which was vacant.

"What is it? After all, it's up to Dareth."

It was Gazelan who had talked to Kaiseki until now.

Dales is a craftsman who has been involved in village architecture since the early days.

The architectural rush continued, and even when I was interviewed about the Crown, I put my reply on hold.

However, when the village grew so big, I didn't think I could put it on hold forever, so I came to reply today.

"What is it? Is there anything you want to say?

"I don't have it. On the contrary, I wanted you to tell me who else was there. Well, it's up to you now."

Dareth 'provocation (?), Gazelan made his right hand twitch.

As for the two, Kaiseki unexpectedly looked at Warhid.

I don't think the sleigh fits.

The sighted Warhid returned a bitter smile to such an examination.

As far as that look is concerned, I'm reassured that you won't have to worry (?) It was an examination aid.

I haven't told Dareth much so far, so I just asked him to do my best.

I was about to go home because I didn't have anything else to tell you, but Schmidt came, so I told him about Frier grass.

"... so please discuss it with Gazelan and decide how to operate it."

"Yes, sir."

After seeing Schmidt nod, Kaiseki went back to management with Mitsuki.

Dareth, who dropped it off, muttered.

"Is that the head of this tower..."

"Can't you see?

I looked at Dareth with a smile like Gazelan.

"To be clear, yes."

"Well, I guess so. I was the same at first."

In response, Gazelan and Schmidt nodded.

"But now that I've taken it on, I'd better take a good look. I think you'll find something really interesting."

Strongly agree.

Schmidt agreed to Gazelan's advice.

Schmidt's impression of the study aid is different from when we first met.

It felt like a very ordinary young man protected by two strong people, but I don't think so now.

Dareth nodded with a magical face to the words of Schmidt, a skilled merchant, and Gazelan, who was a strong part of the unsurpassed adventurers.