Helping with Adventurer Party Management

"We will be placing 10 waterwheel huts in this territorial development project. In doing so, we want members and components to be common standards so that we can build and repair them."

"Uh... standard, what is it?

Abel asks.

"Right. It means parts of the same shape, the same dimensions. For example, the parts used in the first house can be used in the second house, or in the third house. That's what I want to create. I want to build ten water wheel huts, so I want to use the same parts in every water wheel hut."

"I see. Craig, what do you think?

Abel nodded at Claudio's explanation, confirming to Craig beside him.

"Hey... I'm not good at polite language and it's hard to say, but I don't know what you mean, I think that's a human opinion I've never made a thing of."

"Craig! More ways to say..."

"'Cause I had to tell you before you failed and took responsibility for that."

"That's right..."

Abel frightens and asks how this one is doing.

"... Dear deputy, shall we?

Claudio will check this attitude as well.

Should I change players here?

"Thank you, Claudio. I'll take your place from here. Mr. Craig, what would be the problem with the idea of using common parts?

It seemed that two of the technicians were poked at the impression that a person, even if he was a deputy, was not angry despite being denied his thoughts, but rather responded peacefully.

"... well, even if parts can be made the same, the local situation is a lot of things... and it's not what I thought it would be."

Craig answered with hesitation. Maybe the words don't come out well for what to describe.

"Please tell me a little more about it there. There are so many local situations that common parts don't make sense."

There is a reason why people in the field are intuitively bad.

However, I do not intend to become a well-informed provider in the face of the impossibility of an enforcer.

If people in the field say no, I want to know why and why, and I will try to solve it.

That is the sense of responsibility for those who ask for it.

"Well... if you make a water wheel for example, the strength and width of the water flow varies from place to place. So every water wheel is made differently. This is how you put it, you know?

"I understand. But we're planning to build it in the same place in the village this time, so isn't that going to be a problem?

"Same place? Oh, my God."

I see you haven't been able to share the information.

The exact map of the village has not yet been made, but it is necessary to discuss it with the surveyor later.

While it would be good to discuss this individually with experts, an opportunity should be set aside for the experts as a whole to give briefings on the overall picture of territorial development.

"The people who went to the bureaucracy said something about Lek. You mean this?"

With a small voice, he murmured what only he could understand in this world.