Tou no Madoushi

Episode 59: Two Business Starting Around

"Huh. Oh, boy."

Lynn was taking a breather with a paragraph of clerical handling. Gently stretch your back.

He was working in a room in his newly rented office now.

A glimpse of the clock erected against the wall. The date is about to change already.

Theo hasn't returned since he went out at noon.

Negotiations seem to be prolonged.

(Theo's a worker.)

For this minute, Lynn must be the only one handling today's affairs. Lynn sighed when she saw a pile of paperwork piled up on her desk.

Lynn and Theo's business was growing rapidly.

Since the project was officially approved by the Association of Magic Instructors, orders from the Chamber of Commerce, which had stepped on two legs, are also brought in simultaneously.

Thanks to their businessmanship, the two of them have had their episodes.

(There has been a sudden increase in the amount of paperwork to be processed since I registered my business with the Magic Instructors Association. I need to ask Theo to hire a part-time clerk. That's the limit for the two of us. Or outsource. But then again, it's a hassle to manage employees and subcontractors)

Lynn takes one out of a pile of paperwork.

I have to take care of all this.

Lynn takes the sales and profit margin paperwork.

It is a clean trade secret.

Lynn looked at the numbers on the paperwork again to see if the digits matched what she had seen before.

I sigh knowing there are digits.

The documents show monthly sales of 20 million legicas and profits of 1 million legicas.

If we proceed with rationalization, the profit margin should increase even further.

Besides, sales are up on the right shoulder.

In any case, there was a sense of seclusion compared to the times when they were up to make 200,000 legicas together.

(I wonder if that's okay. Gone so well. If they found out we were making so much money alone, they'd buy it. Well, the original tax collection was too lucrative, wasn't it? I used to get through all this bullshit business)

Lynn completely gained a market view while she and Theo were going around trading partners and negotiating prices for commodities. I used to think of Theo's idea as a big one, but now it doesn't matter what I think, the world was weirder.

(You guys were busy studying and part-time, at the tea party, and you didn't have time to question this price)

Lynn yawned.

(Sleepy. Even though I still have to do my college report by tomorrow. mass magic and fairy magic is not over yet)

Lynn briefly calculated the time to finish looking at the pile of paperwork.

Not very much, but I couldn't get it all done by the end of the day.

(Some paperwork later, right? But this is all we have to do by tomorrow)

Lynn takes out a single proposal.

There it says' December Campaign ',' Proposal for a new product '.

(Finally, I even started marketing, Theo.)

Lynn glances at the paperwork half impressed and half frightened.

The other day, when Theo tried to propose to his business partner, sales grew, so we talked about doing it again.

"Theo, you. How much work do you have to do?"

Lynn was alone in an office where no one was.

Theo seemed to have the soul guts to expand his share as much as he could right now to move forward with the oligopolization of the market.

(If we don't finish by the end of the day, we won't be able to make it to the December campaign.)

Lynn regained her temper and held the pen back. The data collected by the end of the day must be summarised and tabulated.

(You're up all night today. Huh. What are you doing? Me. He said he came to this tower to be a fine magician. I've been buying and selling goods lately)

Lynn sighed thinking about all night of the day.

"Kuh. I'm tired."

(But...)

Lynn rethinks.

(As long as you stomp here and make 10 million legicas, you'll be able to take college billing classes and even bottomless demon mentors like me will be able to fight the nobles on 100 levels)

"Okay. We'll do our best."

When Lynn was intent on getting back to work, there was a door opening.

Looks like Theo's back.

"I'm home."

"Ah, welcome back. You're late."

"I've been talking about the manager of Rafflebury for a long time."

"Ah, that guy's a long story."

Theo only takes off his deep red robe and falls asleep on the provided sofa.

"What do you say? It's going to be over by tomorrow?

"I'll just do the marketing one. I can't do anything else. Hey, I'm on my own now, too. I'm gonna die of overwork like this."

"Hmm? Hire a part-time job like that."

"Oh, I thought so, too."