Let's Manage The Tower

Six Houses were gathered under Warhid.

The investigation that had been going on since the Six Houses came under the umbrella was completed.

What is the survey, of course, of the land on the fifth floor.

Even if you add more farmland to the dark clouds, as long as there is a threat called a monster, it will soon be crushed.

Therefore, it is necessary to investigate it in advance and develop it so that it can be easily protected from monster raids.

The Six Houses have long accumulated know-how.

Based on that know-how, the results of our scrutiny brought us all together.

Not only the Six Houses and Warhid, but also key members of the Crown and members of the administration, including Alec, were gathered here.

It has been announced earlier that this will be an important discussion in deciding the future of the fifth tier town.

A large table was placed in the middle of the room where they were gathered, but a large map was now placed on the table.

Not just one map, but multiple maps are stacked together to make a big one.

The map contained a variety of items.

The contents contain detailed information about the land.

"No, I see. This is great. How dare you look into it in such a short period of time."

It was Alec who shouted.

Schmidt nodded in agreement.

On the other hand, it was Gazelan who was tilting his neck.

"Wow, is this so important?

Royce, one of the Six Houses, replied bitterly.

"Ah, it doesn't look like much to Gazelan, the adventurer."

Gazelan is tilting his neck for a reason.

"In the first place, most of the information written here is gathered from adventurers."

Collect from natural objects, collect materials from monsters, and more.

For adventurers, obtaining that information is a must.

The more you go up, the more important the information is.

That's why Gazelan tilted his neck looking at impressed Alec and Schmidt.

"I knew the adventurers had raw information. It's amazing to be able to show it in this way."

It was Alec who said that.

From the information on the map in the first place, it would be militarily classified if it were the state.

That's why accurate maps are rarely common.

Conversely, it is not uncommon for a country to arrest just having it.

What the traders have is an obvious path.

I see.

Gazelan nodded convincingly.

No one here asked the stupid question of whether or not to keep it secret.

In the first place, keeping map information secret is about being alert to other countries.

In towers where there is no point in being wary of other countries, it is more advantageous to publish map information.

No one here thinks of publishing at the moment.

Because information changes every day as large-scale development progresses in the future.

Even if the map is released in general, the information will be old the next day.

In that case, it was decided that it would be better not to publish it until it settled down.

"So? What was the situation around you?

Warhid asked the Six Houses.

"No, it's a great word. To be perfectly clear, there is no more ideal place for farming."

From the level of the monsters that emerged, the ease of management was inconsistent.

"Does that mean that you can develop freely to a certain extent?"

I'm sure you will.

Yes, but how about Alec?

It was then Alec who was directed to the water.

Of course, they're asking me to be the head of the executive branch.

The administration is involved in the development of cities.

"To be honest, I don't know what's going to happen to the town. In any case, the building supply has not kept pace with the influx of people."

The current fifth tier of towns had more than 10,000 settlers alone.

Except, of course, those who are moving from town to town like adventurers.

Persons who have decided to settle, i.e. have purchased a residence, are required to register with the administration.

The same is true of a condominium like an apartment.

As a result, it is easier to understand the number of settlers.

Conversely, it's hard to figure out how many adventurers are staying in a place like an inn.

Of course, the entrance and exit of the transfer gate are controlled, so I can manage it strictly, but the answer was that it would be better to spend more time making such a system.

The others who heard it agreed, so there was no objection to this.

The town on the fifth floor will continue to grow.

However, if we are crushing farmland together, we cannot hope for a stable harvest.

"How about dividing the development area in the right direction?

That's what Dareth said when he was looking at the map.

"Hmm. What do you mean?

"As far as the map goes, this town is further northeast. Instead of spreading farmland to the northeast, which I didn't want to go forward, I thought I'd spread it?

"Expanding the town northeast?

"No, it's not because it's hard to develop in one direction, but the town should be a little bigger. Unless we're going to build a city with over a million people."

Everyone laughed bitterly at the words.

When it gets to the scale of a million cities, it's time to become the world's most populous city.

First, we must be able to produce enough food to sustain that population.

It was still a dream story now.

"But even though it's farmland, it can't be developed vertically.

"To build a city, you just need a certain amount of space. How about avoiding it and making farmland?

"Specifically?

"If we decide on the target population for the time being, will the land we develop as a town be guided? Avoid it and develop farmland."

The people involved silenced Dales' words.

I wonder if each of them is feasible.

However, after a while, there was no disagreement.

"Apparently, that's the easiest way to do it."

Looking at everyone's faces, Warhid concluded.

Now, let's move on to a concrete story.

When Warhid cut it out like that, we moved on to a specific story.

"What about the first goal? You think 100,000 would be reasonable for me?

It was Alec who said that.

That's what Alec specializes in.

"Does it assume that enough food will be provided?

That's what one of the Six Houses said.

"Mm... Specifically?

"If the surveillance around the farmland works, will we be able to feed around 100,000 or 200,000 in initial development alone?

"I wonder how far..."

Alec thought about the unexpected answer.

"But is it suddenly increasing and production catching up?

Another Six Houses answered Alec's question.

"In any case, it will be a replenishment from Kennelsen until production takes place here."

"Is that okay?

"No problem."

Alec asked one of the six consorts what more he wanted.

"Then the next problem is the adventurer's problem."

There is no point in developing farmland if it cannot be maintained.

In this world, securing farmland is synonymous with securing equals adventurers.

"That's no problem. Anyway, monsters around here are just the right level for those stretchers in other towns. That's what Kennelsen's surveillance work would cost, and people would come together."

"If that's the case, it doesn't seem to be a problem. Is there anything else you need to adjust?

Everyone on the spot agreed to Alec's confirmation.

In the first place, I don't think I can decide everything on this occasion alone.

This time, it was enough to decide the direction.

In that sense, it can be said that sufficient results have already been achieved.

In fact, the future direction of the fifth floor town was shaped based on this day's discussion.