Let's Manage The Tower

Kaiseki, who had been transferred to Lily Shrine, was mof-moving a fox version of Wanri.

Earlier exchanges, including the Summon Monster, have healed in one stroke due to considerable mental exhaustion.

It is only natural that he was depleted of his powers by the Summoning of God, but his subsequent interaction with Sir Felchia was more subordinate.

I didn't want to negotiate directly with a great person in the first place.

Nevertheless, I knew it was better to push it at that place in the situation, so if I tried using it as an exam aid, I was forced to push it off.

It is hardly surprising that Kaiseki named Felchia, Hondo, and Aines on the spot.

He was well pointed out by three gods, including Ellis.

In fact, there were three pillars of gods who appeared to have disappeared immediately, but in fact, they only disappeared and remained there.

I was trying to let you know if there was any movement, but I didn't really think it would come.

What the gods left behind was insurance, but that insurance worked.

I didn't have to wonder what it would be like to use the power of God because of this, but on the contrary, I was told that it was not enough to bless the temple, so there may be circumstances where I was left on purpose.

I went out of my way to have Laurel speak to make sure the gods didn't understand what was left of me, but I'm glad it went well.

Laurel didn't say anything wrong, so it would be acceptable.

Above all, since Laurel has the permission of the God of Elisameal, the God she believes in, there should be no problem...

And because Laurel, the head of the temple, told me, I didn't doubt the people who were listening around.

Even if the examiner gave the lecture on that occasion, there must have been suspicion somewhere.

Considering that, at least for the exam, it was Laurel's best choice to talk about it.

It was then transferred to the Yuriyuki Shrine, but it turned out to be a technique that could be used more than I thought.

Basically, it can only be transferred through examination aid.

However, Yuriyuki Shrine also leveled up as Yuri said before (?) and was able to transfer other than examinations.

To be precise, there is an annotation that if you can touch somewhere in the study aid when the study aid is about to be transferred.

It's a difficult situation to think about so far, such as the raid on the Yuriyuki Shrine, but since other people can come with us rather than relocate alone, it can be said that it has been improved to be quite user-friendly.

It was Kouhi & Mitsuki who said that, but they were also pushed to convince me.

That's why we tried to transfer it to Lily Shrine while practicing it.

The results were successful. Therefore, Kouhi and Mitsuki, who came back to Yuriyuki Shrine at the same time, were delighted.

As for the two people who self-certify the escort of Kaiseki, I do not want to let the situation of Kaiseki only one person be regarded as a safe place for Kaiseki. Yes.

In that sense, it was a good result for both of us.

I didn't want to work anymore today, but I couldn't help but mop up the wanli for a while before returning to management.

So I heard what happened after Warhid left Kaiseki.

First of all, as Kaiseki declared, the first three parties decided not to do any business as a Crown.

For this reason, there was no venue for discussion with Crown officials at the dinner party held after the examiner left.

There were no people gathered at the dinner party who actively tried to talk to the first three parties.

Positive discussions were held between the other leading players, whether to say instead or as per the prospectus.

Initially, there was a lack of excitement due to the absence of the examiner, and at first the family members talked to each other.

Later in the meeting, however, there was a lively discussion between the city's leaders, who would not be able to get around without the tower or the ship.

As a study aid, we hope that the tower will be used as a relay point in the future and that the said transaction will be carried out.

Restricting the use of the transfer gates would make it impossible for the Crown to monopolize all transactions, but that does not seem to be a sound state of the economy.

If the distribution in the tower is assumed by a single crown organization, what happens is that the tissue hardening occurs.

Simply put, it's easy to make money, so it's easy for lazy people to come out.

Once the organization has solidified, it will not develop even if it can make a profit.

In the first place, the first premise of the study aid is not to make money with the aim of increasing the number of people who settle in the tower and live there.

I am not going to deny making money because it naturally costs money when people come together.

Nevertheless, I don't think it's a good idea to reverse the order.

For Kaiseki, the development of the tower is the ultimate goal, and making money is the means.

Felchia, Hondo, and Ainez, the three people who disturbed the scene, have no intention of taking physical measures such as restraint, as Kaiseki declared at the scene.

Felchia himself is powerful enough to be called "Sir", so it is impossible to count on the jailers in his town in the first place.

There is no state in the Central Continent.

However, the rulers who control each city exist properly.

How rulers are elected varies from city to city.

In Kennelsen, where Felchia belongs, it has been chosen from five families, including Felchia, for generations.

He is the late "Sir" and is not an easy man to deal with.

Felchia herself has already been removed from Kennelsen's election as the ruler of the city.

Still, he has a proven power as the owner of one of the five houses.

I thought it would be nice to have someone of that kind come all the way to the tower.

However, this is a lack of recognition of the examination aid.

The more he comes out, the less he can ignore the tower.

But certainly in the Kennelsen range, Felchia is quite capable, but if you take it as a tower that can be easily reached in three other cities, it can be seen as one of the leading players in one city.

Conversely, there is no particular problem if we can deal with the other four houses.

In fact, the other four houses were present at the party.

They were naturally having discussions with leading figures in other cities.

Ultimately, Felchia's relationship with the Crown was severed, at least in terms of this disturbance, resulting in a lack of decent discussions with leading figures in other cities.

In addition, Felchia, Hondo and Ainez were never allowed to enter or leave the tower in the future.

It was almost impossible to ban all three people involved in the boulder, including the effort to find it, so I gave up locking it out.

Of course, if we name three chambers of commerce that are directly involved in management, we close them down, but if we use the transfer gate to disguise as an individual peddler, it is almost impossible to find it unless we know it in advance.

When I understood it, I was able to take measures, but since it was only a lizard's tail cut, I decided not to take any further action.

By the way, doing business with the Crown merchant department at the pedestrian level is almost impossible.

Most of the materials brought in by the adventurers are in the way of previous deals between peddlers and leading players.

It was virtually impossible for a peddler to buy a crown, so transactions involving three people were virtually stopped.