Kamisato Estate.
After hearing Kamisato Ayaka's explanation, Li Qiuzhi understood what was going on.
Simply put, the Yashiro Commission primarily managed cultural affairs such as rituals, festivals, and entertainment, so when everyone across Inazuma was busy working away,
it seemed rather idle.
Of course, rituals and similar events had fixed dates, so it was normal to have less to do at other times.
But when every other department was busy and theirs alone seemed relatively free, outsiders would inevitably suspect them of neglecting their duties.
As it happened, the Yashiro Commission also hoped to contribute.
But as for helping Inazuma develop within the scope of its responsibilities, after much consideration, they thought of fulfilling people's wishes and helping them resolve troublesome little matters.
That way, everyone could throw themselves into their work with enthusiasm, free of worries, which would also make a major contribution to Inazuma's development.
After all, little things often left people struggling to keep up with one thing after another.
In the end, neither their work nor their personal affairs got done, leaving them thoroughly frustrated.
If the Yashiro Commission could help, people would certainly be immensely grateful.
"But would the Yashiro Commission have enough people for that? And the funding..."
Li Qiuzhi asked with a puzzled expression.
Inazuma was huge, after all. Actually putting this into practice would require considerable manpower and funding.
They couldn't just handle people's troubles in Inazuma City, after all. That would draw criticism.
"Mm." Kamisato Ayaka nodded gently and explained,
"So the Yashiro Commission plans to hire adventurers through commissions. That will solve the manpower shortage.
"As for funding... the Yashiro Commission owns many businesses, and we even have money left over from holding festivals. Setting aside a portion for commission fees naturally won't be a problem."
She shook her head,