Incidents like those involving Carl and Jorden kept occurring throughout Bahamut Town. After two days of adjustment, the townspeople, who had initially remained watchful and wary of the new economic revitalization project John had announced, went from gradually signing up to practically fighting to participate.
Quite a few even brought their entire families to apply as workers. One old man, leaning on a cane with graying hair, vigorously pounded his chest and kept insisting that he could do a somersault on the spot to prove it.
He intended to prove that he was physically strong enough to qualify as a road construction worker.
After a long silence, John finally had Glenn, who was laughing so hard he could barely close his mouth, add an age limit to the recruitment notice.
With the development policies receiving an unprecedented response from the townspeople, three days passed in the blink of an eye as John and Glenn busied themselves constantly revising existing policies according to local conditions and introducing new ones.
Over those three days, aside from creating a large number of jobs and restructuring the existing merchant guilds, John also added an Inspection Department within the town government.
However, because so many policies required his personal review and revision, and Glenn was currently the only person under his command whom he could rely on, Major John, who had worked without sleep for two days and was nearly burning out, finally submitted a request for assistance to Dormammu after careful consideration.
At the same time, he posted notices on the town government bulletin board recruiting administrative officers.
Unfortunately, Bahamut Town was only so large. Even though John had lowered the requirements as much as possible, there were still very few people who met even his minimum standards.
Dormammu's reply was that it would