Now then, for now, letâs start with the ones that weâre able to solve. First, the majority of the children, weâll have them continue making dried fish just as theyâve been doing. If we divided up the work, then there would be something that even the younger children would be able to do.
Next, weâll have the older children go with Cruz-kun, Queen, and Ojii-san to level up. We didnât know how many monsters there were around here or how strong they were, but I wanted them to do their best to aim for level 10. If they reach it, then they would be able to do manual labor and guard the children. Due to the number of children, letâs have the adventurer group go with them as escorts.
And perhaps Iâll build the house with the adventurer group? It would be impossible to build a standard one with no materials or assistance, but I had the materials to make a simple hut and if the adventurer group helped me, then weâll be able to manage it somehow or another. In that case, letâs start by going with the merchant group to buy the land.
ăOh my? You were here just yesterday.ă
Going into the Commerce Guild, the person who seemed to be the one who was responsible for the merchant group the day before called out to us. If theyâve spoken with them before, then the conversation should go smoothly, so we discussed it with this person.
ăWell then, youâre going to open a branch store in this town?ă
Rather than a branch store, please think of it as one of our bases. To begin with, we were peddlers who didnât even have a store.
ăYou being peddlers even though you have land and a building is strange thoughâŚ.ă
We spoke with the Commerce Guild person about building an orphanage and company, but it seems that it was thought of as strange. Certainly, if we had the money to prepare for the land and the building, then it would be normal for one to open a shop somewhere. To say nothing of this world where monsters and bandits were common, plus the fact that it was too dangerous to travel.
However, the goal was to build an orphanage, so we were able to buy the land that we wanted. Moreover, thanks to the fishermen putting in a good word for us, we received a small discount. The land was close to the forest that was a bit further away from the town. They would hunt as well and it was close to the fishermenâs place, so it was, unexpectedly, a good location.
ăWell then, why donât we register those children at the guild?ă
The problem now was their identity. Even though it was an orphanage, the young children did not have any identification papers. When they came of age, they would pay taxes and could receive an ID, but most of them were minors, and did not have any identification papers. No, if they were able to travel on the ship, then they should have it? Their parents were no longer here, so it might be difficult to identify them, but it needed to be done.
Regarding that, if it was the Commerce Guild, then even minors would be issued an ID. Actually, we had it too. I planned on having some people from Sirius Orphanage come here, but it would be better to have the older ones get Guild IDs.
ăYes, we still donât know how many people will register, but please take care of us at that time.ă
In the beginning, the people from the guild were a little suspicious, but because we bought salt and sold monster materials and potions, the branch store, or rather, the base, was approved. I was thankful that we had connections with the Commerce Guild over here as well, so letâs work hard on the potions from now on and sell them.
After the formalities were completed, we returned to the beach. There, the children were doing their best to make dried fish. The fishermanâs wife was also teaching the children how to identify the fish and was very helpful. It seems that the fishermen were also worried about the orphans and were helping us.
However, I was curious about the fact that the madam, who was teaching them, had theăDismantlingăskill and not theăCookingăskill.