Regressor Instruction Manual (PART 1)

Chapter 113: Go to work! (3)

"The salary of the Guild Master, Vice Guild Master, and diplomatic officers remains the same. We're just going to cut the amount we will actually receive by 30%."

I was only being honest. There were many things to do, so much that they would have to be written separately.

Perhaps sensing the workload this entailed, Park Jung-gi looked at me in a tiresome manner, so I hurried to speak first.

"I'll make sure not to set a lunch schedule. Eat what you want, and when you want to. This also applies to all of the guild staff right now. Please notify me about this tomorrow morning."

"Of course."

"We will also open all the amenities that were only used by executives in the past to everyone."

"Really? Won't it be too small for all the guild members?"

"We will operate by reservation. Of course, it would be better if the party members or executives have priority reservation rights. It is a facility designed to be used, so it'll be a waste if we don't use it. During the expedition, there weren't any people who used it at all."

'Efficiently, might I add.'

"Oh, I see."

"We will run a class where you can study magic, swordsmanship, or imperial law for plain guild members or guild staff. Jeong-yeon will teach the magic class. The swordsmanship class... Well, if Lee Sang-hee permits it... No, I will speak directly about it to Lee Sang-hee."

"Yes, sir."

"How much do you think the budget will cost?"

At my question, Park Jung-gi began to do the math in his head.

Park Deokgu could do the work that required labor, and if one were to consider the changes with the maintenance budget, there would still be some money left.

'If we're going to be hiring interns, then the money will be enough.'

The cost of wages for a one-year hiring period for interns seeking free work was much lower. This was the best environment in which slaves could be freely enslaved in exchange for almost nothing.

In the first place, not a lot of people would understand this type of system.

"No, you don't have to calculate anymore. Come to think of it. It will all be okay. I'll do the rest of the work today at the lodge. Please go home and bring the documents I need to review directly to my room. Mr. Jung-gi can bring it."

"You mean, right now?"

"Yeah. Construction will start right now."

"The Guild Master's approval is..."

'Not required.

"There is no need for his approval. I'll tell him about it later."

"Ah... Okay."

In the first place, Kim Hyunsung had entrusted me with this task. It made no sense to stand around, waiting for his approval when I could be as efficient as possible with the allotted time.

He also had his tasks as the Guild Master, so it would be better not to bother him.

"Then, let's get started."

"Of course."

I tapped a distracted Park Deokgu on the back, and he was quick to nod in reply.

As I had expected, the construction went very quickly. There was a lot of manpower for such simple labor.

The Lindel trade union hired technicians at a low price and brought together artists whose talents were wasted in the plaza. This wasn't just a paid job for them. It was another shot at bringing their careers to life.