Healing potions, elixirs, weapons, armor, these solid hard currencies, will all become the goods we sell."
Said Kana, raising a finger to emphasize: "The Secondary Profession System, like the Profession System, requires experience to level up.
But the experience needed is not from combat, it’s from constant crafting, learning, honing.
Plus the enhancement and efficiency brought by blessings, leading to a surplus of our items, just enough to sell.
Then, through the Commerce Association, establish shops in various cities and regions.
And we can also use the sales network and routes of the Commerce Association, along with the resources supplied, to arrange the Night Patrol everywhere."
As Kana spoke halfway, actually everyone present had already reacted to Kana’s idea.
The Count couldn’t help but sigh: "It’s truly interconnected, being able to achieve the goal while assisting each other in gaining benefit, really thoughtful."
Others shared this perspective.
Obviously, Kana had already thought everything through and proposed a feasible method.
Shalika was also very confident, especially after personally experiencing and witnessing the strength of the blessings.
Just now, she also witnessed the Secondary Profession, in the speed and quality of item production.
These are all enough to ensure the Commerce Association develops quickly enough.
After all, they have good products, as well as the guarantee of force.
After speaking, Kana took a rest, allowing everyone to digest the information just conveyed.
Feeling it was about time, Kana continued.
"Next is a concept that might only be able to temporarily lay the framework for now — the Great Library. ᴛhis chapter is ᴜpdated by 𝕟𝕠𝕧𝕖𝕝⚑𝕗𝕚𝕣𝕖⚑𝕟𝕖𝕥
For this department, my ultimate aim is to make it the caster training place within the Night Watchers, where the mages of the Night Watchers can conduct research."
The main purpose is to crack and eliminate the power of those cultists and evil gods, to develop targeted abilities.
Collect and organize information on these evil gods."
After hearing, Bobo couldn’t help but say: "The thinking is indeed long-term, but the considerations are certainly thorough.
However, wanting to truly perfect and build this department requires quite a bit of energy, and is not necessarily an action where time invested guarantees returns."
Although most mage organizations are quite willing to mutually communicate, their counterparts are themselves equals.
With nothing of their own, it’s evident that aiming to gain something for free doesn’t easily provide useful information and knowledge.
After all, for mages, this knowledge is priceless, it’s their foundation.
Not something solvable with money.
Upon hearing Bobo’s concern, Kana smiled: "No need to worry, there will be ways."
Kana knows quite a bit about various mage inheritances in his mind.
These magic research materials, as long as he wants and spends time, Kana can certainly gather them.
This is what remains of the ’omniscient’ cheat after the plot begins to head into the unknown and chaotic directions.
After all, these relics in the game were tasks big and small, or various regional dungeons.
These are not the future, but existences inherently from the past, only now ’unknown.’
"As for what I mentioned — Alchemy Laboratory, Forging Workshop, Logistics Department — I believe by now, you should easily understand their purposes."
Said Kana with a smile.
The Alchemy Laboratory now certainly includes Pharmaceuticals, afterward, all kinds of Alchemy must be grouped together.
The Forging Workshop may be one of the most crucial logistics departments now, after all, there are dwarves, relying on forging just one profession is enough to support it.
The Logistics Department naturally involves administration of various logistical resources, a department needing many personnel to participate.
Seemingly ordinary yet absolutely necessary department.
Thus, Kana almost has already clarified his vision for the overall structure of the Night Watchers.
Clapping hands he said: "Now it’s time for all of you to shine, I’ve merely provided a rather detailed framework, how to fill and operate it requires everyone’s combined wisdom."
After all, these things are closely related to the future lives of everyone present."
Until now, the whole meeting truly entered the discussion stage.