Chapter 305: Chapter 184: The Territory With An Increasing Number of Talents
With such a mindset, Tures soon arrived at the Lord Mansion.
Inside the grand hall of the Lord Mansion, there were also quite a few people.
Tures noticed that many of them were commoners, their gazes fixed intently on the notice board, taking serious note of its contents.
Of course, this was not the main point; the main point was the brilliant light in these commoners’ eyes, which was completely different from that of the commoners he rembered.
Following their gazes, Tures also began to look at the notice board.
He then noticed that there was a recruitnt section on the notice board.
The mont he saw it, he was stunned.
Displayed at the very top was a job posting for office staff in the territory, with examination scores as the criteria for hiring.
This kind of thing, no matter where it happened in any territory, was a very explosive existence.
In Hope Village, this was definitely taking the lead in the world.
For so reason, his heart beat even faster!
If only he could have encountered such a territory in the past, how wonderful that would have been!
But thinking about it now, it seems it’s not too late.
Then, looking further down, there were various notices for hiring workers, many of which offered low salaries for professionals, but for commoners, they were definitely enough to make a living.
That was enough!
Suddenly, Tures felt that his days in Hope Village might turn out to be very interesting.
Randomly, after getting a clear understanding of the layout of the Lord Mansion, Tures headed directly towards the second floor.
The staff on the first floor naturally noticed Tures, and if he had been a commoner, they would have surely stopped him, but seeing that he was an undead, and a new one at that, they paid him no mind.
They all knew that new undead would report to Bayer.
And so, Tures arrived on the second floor without any trouble.
The mont he arrived, Bayer noticed him.
Seeing the newcor’s face, Bayer knew that this was a newly summoned undead.
Imdiately, his expression revealed a hint of surprise, thinking that an undead employed by the Lord at this ti must have an uncommon profession!
“I have co to report to you,” Tures spoke up first.
He had to admit, knowing that the person reporting was also undead lightened his mood.
Of course, what made him the happiest was the status of the undead in this territory; capable of being the Minister of Internal Affairs, it at least proved that this territory operated on a “ritocracy.”
“What is your profession?” Bayer asked, sensing from his casual deanor that he must have so understanding of the territory; this type often lacked a sense of unease.
“Architect!” Tures quickly replied, “Is there anything you need to do?”
Architect! Bayer’s eyes flickered for a mont.
Developing the architect profession as a professional would derive a talent, Construction.
This talent, given enough materials, could raise a building from the ground up.
That was precisely what Hope Village needed at the mont!
Of course, the most important thing was that many of the people in the territory who had experience in construction were commoners, and they needed construction experience to upgrade levels and unlock professions. Having such a successful predecessor around would definitely make their developnt much smoother.
In the future, with more architects in the territory, building construction would be much more convenient; most importantly, the cost of building would be lower.
Thinking this, Bayer said to Tures, “The territory is currently constructing a factory. Go and find soone called Bi Jiamu, he is in charge of the whole construction team. Afterward, you will work with him in managing the construction team. For now, the territory doesn’t need you to build personally; just teach them your construction experience, and you will be instructed when needed.”
Previously, construction was temporarily overseen by Danis, but after the territory unlocked the Hospital, Danis went back to his old profession, and Bi Jiamu was appointed as the person in charge of the original construction team.
According to him, Bi Jiamu was very professional, could draw lifelike architectural drawings, and could also guide the workers on the construction team; he was the best fit.
Indeed, that was the case; from the construction of the Factory and School, not a single problem had arisen.
One with ample theoretical experience, and the other with ample practical experience; the two together would make a perfect combination.
“Is he also an architect?” Tures couldn’t help asking.
Architects were extrely rare, usually family traditions.
His father had been an architect, and that’s how he was able to unlock the architect profession at age thirty, but he had never expected to die in an accident before he had the chance to create a landmark piece of architecture.
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