Common Sense of a Duke's Daughter

"By the way... you have a pretty good eye. If it's going to happen, as much as I want to pull it out on us. It's more of a consular perspective than a merchant."

"Actually, I used to go to school on instructions from my father. Of course, I was in business, but occasionally I snuck into a class in the consular department and asked what the class was about. Because I was interested."

"Well... that's what happened. Hehe, the school works a lot too. If that's the case...... do you have a little more time? I'll show you how the meeting goes."

"Oh, is that good?

He let his eyes shine and said to the eating mood.

"Yes."

The content of the meeting is what is currently written on the form he holds in his hands.

There is no such thing as trouble to be seen from the beginning.

"... Leme. Tell him to get another seat ready."

"I'm in awe."

Once out of the office, she came back a few minutes later to let us know that she was ready again.

I take a seat when I urge him.

The corner of the mansion and all its buildings are being freed for the sake of the consular government.

There, a lot of the consular officers worked in a hurry.

He looks at such a sight, walking behind me, intriguing.

Five elderly men and two consular officers had already taken their seats in the conference room that had thus arrived.

"Thank you all for coming together today. Now, let's move on to the meeting. See the material at hand. If you have any opinions, make a statement."

"That's progress as expected. We checked the scene, but it was in the form you ordered."

"But shouldn't we go a little faster on this side of the embankment? You'll be overloaded on the other side."

Five elderly men look at the report on the current construction and exchange opinions that it is neither oh nor so.

... I have too much knowledge.

More, as much as I regret that I should have mastered my knowledge in Japan.

But I don't have time to regret stopping.

I only have one pair of hands, one pair of eyes, and only one head.

I can't stop learning everything now.

That's why we gather people to make up for what's missing this way.

A person's interest is in each person. What inspires the desire for knowledge varies from person to person.

In other words, what you're trying to say is that some people are validating and researching events that have actually happened in the past about water cures that were largely unnoticed, while others are portraying waterway dreams that would allow water to cross into the fields through experience.

That's how they get together, and this is how they discuss it.

Fortunately, the establishment of the school also made it easier for such intellectual seekers to gather.

Precisely thanks to the school director for devising and implementing measures to free the school's library.

... This meeting is also the dozen times, but I never had this lively debate in the beginning.

However, the dreams I was drawing become a reality.

What I've learned, the idea I was thinking, looks at the day.

After seeing the path, everyone began to express their opinions with their eyes shining.

And now they bump into each other's opinions and try to make something better.

There's too much enthusiasm, so it's my role here to control the field so it doesn't derail.

Somewhat entwined, I informed him of the end of the meeting.