Chapter 269: ２６９
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A month or so later, the marketplace in the Dragon Forest had become the Dragon Forest Village. When it became clear that there was little chance of being attacked by monsters, large shops and other businesses began to open their doors. Instead of using tents and carts, they called in carpenters to build huts and began to do business.
Commercial guilds and adventurers' guilds began to work together to build buildings and simplify procedures. This pleased the new adventurers. Veteran adventurers may not be very happy about it, but they were happy to be able to gather information.
When the big shops and guilds set up shop, they took the initiative to start building a fence. Because it is right next to the dragon forest, so it is not surprising that they were attacked at any time, even if they were not attacked by the monster until now. It would take a lot of time and money to build a real fence, but it's better than nothing.
As the gathering gets bigger like this, it's the representative that becomes necessary. If it's a village or a hamlet, you'll need an elder or a village chief. The guild has taken the lead in building the fence, but they will not be the representative because they are like an auxiliary organization. If a large store becomes the representative, the young merchants who have been running the store will not like it.
Therefore, will you be the representative of this place?
The place is our rest area. From early on, the carpenters' group worked hard to build a shop, a restaurant, and the most magnificent building in the area. So whenever we had a small gathering, our house became a meeting place.
But why are we here?
The people who are responding are the children of the merchant group. The people here are from the merchant's guild, the adventurer's guild, a few adventurers from the big shop, and a few people who have been setting up shop since the beginning. We were only going to be the kids of the merchant group, but somehow I was brought along too.
'Well, I guess it's because they were the first to set up shop. It wasn't convenient for a lot of things with the others, and you guys would all agree.
Oh, if a young man is represented by a big shopper, there's pressure from the big shopper, and if someone from the big shopper does it, the young man will say, "You're a latecomer," or something like that.
We're in a guild, but unlike most shops, we're mostly independent, so I guess it's okay. We do sell to merchants, but we don't buy much. But even if I became the representative, I think it would be difficult because all of us are young kids.
''Of course, we're going to help our guild, and the merchants and adventurers who came here are going to help us too, so the burden shouldn't be too much.''
So it's the adults who actually work there. Then I feel like we don't have to represent them, but I guess that's why they came to us.
The other thing I'm embarrassed to say is that I have high hopes for your followers as well.
Indeed, before you know it, the wolves have begun to take turns guarding this place and so on. I had to apologize several times for coming with the occasional prey in their mouths to surprise the humans around them. Seeing this, they may want to borrow the power of the servants as a defense force. Borrowing the power of adventurers is expensive, you know.... No, what about trying to borrow the power of our squire demons for free? But apparently, as long as they hunt regularly, it's not a problem. Wouldn't be a problem then?
'Of course I'll make sure you guys aren't held responsible for anything that happens. What do you think?
Hmmm... I guess this is more like a representative or a meeting chairperson? If it wasn't too much trouble, I could do it.
Afterwards, we discussed it at the orphanage and the Director agreed to be our representative. The people in the guild and the big shop were surprised at the sudden appearance of the master, but they were happy to hear that the master was safe. Sooner or later this place would be called an orphanage village.
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A month or so later, the marketplace in the Dragon Forest had become the Dragon Forest Village. When it became clear that there was little chance of being attacked by monsters, large shops and other businesses began to open their doors. Instead of using tents and carts, they called in carpenters to build huts and began to do business.
Commercial guilds and adventurers' guilds began to work together to build buildings and simplify procedures. This pleased the new adventurers. Veteran adventurers may not be very happy about it, but they were happy to be able to gather information.
When the big shops and guilds set up shop, they took the initiative to start building a fence. Because it is right next to the dragon forest, so it is not surprising that they were attacked at any time, even if they were not attacked by the monster until now. It would take a lot of time and money to build a real fence, but it's better than nothing.
As the gathering gets bigger like this, it's the representative that becomes necessary. If it's a village or a hamlet, you'll need an elder or a village chief. The guild has taken the lead in building the fence, but they will not be the representative because they are like an auxiliary organization. If a large store becomes the representative, the young merchants who have been running the store will not like it.
Therefore, will you be the representative of this place?
The place is our rest area. From early on, the carpenters' group worked hard to build a shop, a restaurant, and the most magnificent building in the area. So whenever we had a small gathering, our house became a meeting place.
But why are we here?
The people who are responding are the children of the merchant group. The people here are from the merchant's guild, the adventurer's guild, a few adventurers from the big shop, and a few people who have been setting up shop since the beginning. We were only going to be the kids of the merchant group, but somehow I was brought along too.
'Well, I guess it's because they were the first to set up shop. It wasn't convenient for a lot of things with the others, and you guys would all agree.
Oh, if a young man is represented by a big shopper, there's pressure from the big shopper, and if someone from the big shopper does it, the young man will say, "You're a latecomer," or something like that.
We're in a guild, but unlike most shops, we're mostly independent, so I guess it's okay. We do sell to merchants, but we don't buy much. But even if I became the representative, I think it would be difficult because all of us are young kids.
''Of course, we're going to help our guild, and the merchants and adventurers who came here are going to help us too, so the burden shouldn't be too much.''
So it's the adults who actually work there. Then I feel like we don't have to represent them, but I guess that's why they came to us.
The other thing I'm embarrassed to say is that I have high hopes for your followers as well.
Indeed, before you know it, the wolves have begun to take turns guarding this place and so on. I had to apologize several times for coming with the occasional prey in their mouths to surprise the humans around them. Seeing this, they may want to borrow the power of the servants as a defense force. Borrowing the power of adventurers is expensive, you know.... No, what about trying to borrow the power of our squire demons for free? But apparently, as long as they hunt regularly, it's not a problem. Wouldn't be a problem then?
'Of course I'll make sure you guys aren't held responsible for anything that happens. What do you think?
Hmmm... I guess this is more like a representative or a meeting chairperson? If it wasn't too much trouble, I could do it.
Afterwards, we discussed it at the orphanage and the Director agreed to be our representative. The people in the guild and the big shop were surprised at the sudden appearance of the master, but they were happy to hear that the master was safe. Sooner or later this place would be called an orphanage village.
A month or so later, the marketplace in the Dragon Forest had become the Dragon Forest Village. When it became clear that there was little chance of being attacked by monsters, large shops and other businesses began to open their doors. Instead of using tents and carts, they called in carpenters to build huts and began to do business.Commercial guilds and adventurers' guilds began to work together to build buildings and simplify procedures. This pleased the new adventurers. Veteran adventurers may not be very happy about it, but they were happy to be able to gather information.When the big shops and guilds set up shop, they took the initiative to start building a fence. Because it is right next to the dragon forest, so it is not surprising that they were attacked at any time, even if they were not attacked by the monster until now. It would take a lot of time and money to build a real fence, but it's better than nothing.As the gathering gets bigger like this, it's the representative that becomes necessary. If it's a village or a hamlet, you'll need an elder or a village chief. The guild has taken the lead in building the fence, but they will not be the representative because they are like an auxiliary organization. If a large store becomes the representative, the young merchants who have been running the store will not like it.Therefore, will you be the representative of this place?The place is our rest area. From early on, the carpenters' group worked hard to build a shop, a restaurant, and the most magnificent building in the area. So whenever we had a small gathering, our house became a meeting place.But why are we here?The people who are responding are the children of the merchant group. The people here are from the merchant's guild, the adventurer's guild, a few adventurers from the big shop, and a few people who have been setting up shop since the beginning. We were only going to be the kids of the merchant group, but somehow I was brought along too.'Well, I guess it's because they were the first to set up shop. It wasn't convenient for a lot of things with the others, and you guys would all agree.Oh, if a young man is represented by a big shopper, there's pressure from the big shopper, and if someone from the big shopper does it, the young man will say, "You're a latecomer," or something like that.We're in a guild, but unlike most shops, we're mostly independent, so I guess it's okay. We do sell to merchants, but we don't buy much. But even if I became the representative, I think it would be difficult because all of us are young kids.''Of course, we're going to help our guild, and the merchants and adventurers who came here are going to help us too, so the burden shouldn't be too much.''So it's the adults who actually work there. Then I feel like we don't have to represent them, but I guess that's why they came to us.The other thing I'm embarrassed to say is that I have high hopes for your followers as well.Indeed, before you know it, the wolves have begun to take turns guarding this place and so on. I had to apologize several times for coming with the occasional prey in their mouths to surprise the humans around them. Seeing this, they may want to borrow the power of the servants as a defense force. Borrowing the power of adventurers is expensive, you know.... No, what about trying to borrow the power of our squire demons for free? But apparently, as long as they hunt regularly, it's not a problem. Wouldn't be a problem then?'Of course I'll make sure you guys aren't held responsible for anything that happens. What do you think?Hmmm... I guess this is more like a representative or a meeting chairperson? If it wasn't too much trouble, I could do it.Afterwards, we discussed it at the orphanage and the Director agreed to be our representative. The people in the guild and the big shop were surprised at the sudden appearance of the master, but they were happy to hear that the master was safe. Sooner or later this place would be called an orphanage village.
