"As you can see, we established a corporate-style organization, divided into the Sales Department, Statistics Department, Dispatch Department, and Field Operations Team..."
"The Sales Department goes to the buildings near Phase One, Phase Two, and Phase Three to pitch residents. Some are responsible for selling newspaper-and-milk packages, some promote errand services, and others offer to buy food and daily necessities for people..."
"Most of the children in this department are pretty good with words. The ones who are especially good at sales also teach the others how to sell what they want to offer..."
"The Statistics Department is responsible for compiling the orders they receive. Of course, a lot of the children write their words all over the place, so for now, we can only pay that university teacher and two other adults with decent handwriting to help us write the orders..."
"The children in the Statistics Department generally don't need to leave the building, so they're usually physically weak or younger. Running errands between floors isn't too tiring."
"Once the orders are written up, they're sent to the Dispatch Department. The children there sort all the orders into categories, divide them into different groups by type and area, then hand them out to the children in the Field Operations Team so they can get to work."
"The Dispatch Department doesn't even need to leave the office, so it's where children with disabilities, or children too weak to move around, work..."
"The Field Operations Team is where most of the children are. All the kids who used to run errands are in this group."
"Every morning, they come to the office to pick up their orders, then they can head out and make the deliveries directly. They no longer have to do everyone's work alone like before—selling services, remembering every