The matters discussed at the meeting quietly spread among Avalon's residents. Those who learned of it were astonished to discover that Avalon could actually provide so many job opportunities.
Those who had previously worried about their employment prospects breathed a collective sigh of relief.
After all, once they had finished building Avalon, finding themselves unable to secure suitable work would be something they could hardly accept.
With that safety net in place, everyone naturally felt more at ease.
However, this also caused many people to become distracted by researching their future jobs, no longer focusing so intently on the construction of Avalon before them.
This was not a problem Shanna could easily change, and it troubled her greatly. Though she had reminded everyone more than once of the importance of finishing Avalon first, she still could not stop them from harboring their own little thoughts.
To put it bluntly, this was the aftermath of working for free.
Especially when some people had already started working ahead of everyone else, it was easy for the others to become mentally unbalanced.
People were simply like that.
Fortunately, Shanna had anticipated this after calming herself down.
So, after specifically offering a few reminders, she simply left them alone and focused on writing her meeting report.
As for reminders?
If they were truly useful, people would have acted on them long ago.
"You can't teach people. Only experience can teach them. Once is enough."
Those were Albert's exact words, but Shanna doubted that once would be enough. Events soon proved her right.
With no one supervising or managing them, Avalon's residents worked at a pitifully low efficiency. Even the architects directing them could not understand why. After discussing it with Shanna, they simply had everyone stop work.
As for Shanna, she continued writing the