Helping with Adventurer Party Management

The next morning, I was grabbing breakfast on the first floor of the inn.

"How'd it go, Kimberly and the others?" Sarah, who came to visit me today, asked.

Is this guy going to make a request?

Well, on the way, I guess I'm curious.

"As for poor people's business, that's okay," he replied.

"That's right, it's this commission," I gave him a piece of copper coin.

"Uh, why? Isn't that what I pay for?

"You said the reward was three copper coins. Kimberly and the others are paying for their success.

I received 4 copper coins.

I'll pay Sarah one as a referral fee. "

"Ho..." Sarah's eyes are glittering somewhat.

"Well, if there are other poor people (calling) who seem in trouble, bring them in.

Like I did to Kimberly and the others, I'll teach you how to run a party first.

One copper coin per person with advance and success rewards. Referrals are paid 1 copper coin for success "

"Is there a reason that poor people (kadashi) are upfront and referrals are a reward for success?

"Yes. The poor (sprinkled) have no money at hand.

And you don't trust me either.

I don't trust them either. So it's half money.

Referrers can also refer people who are annoying if it's not a reward for success.

So make it a reward for success "

"You know, you've been thinking a lot... why were you doing adventurers?

You're going to learn. "

"Don't ask. Because it's rootless, there's no normal business in this city.

We have to buy some stupid, expensive citizenship to get into the First District. "

Hmm... and Sarah nodded with a face she was not convinced of.

So, when you grip a copper coin

"Well, I'll introduce you to the poorer!

And I try to run away.

"Wait, wait. Three pairs a day is the best I can show you.

I can't do that without scheduling. "

"What is scheduling?" Sarah asks.

"It was..."