They may even join out of curiosity, or simply for the sake of maximizing a free lesson.
"Yes, we can also do that.
Teens face a lot of changes, so such lessons would indeed be useful for them.
We can also prolong it and add more lessons if it is well-received," Arabella nodded in approval.
Eunice then noted Odette’s suggestion.
"What else?"
Arabella wanted as many activities as possible to keep the people distracted while the knights continued their work without getting more complaints from the people.
Felix raised his hand next.
"Your Majesty, we can also hold ga tournants with a variety of gas that cater to all ages.
We can tap rchants who could not deliver their rchandise as among the gamasters.
anwhile, we provide the rewards, or they use their rchandise, and we pay them.
This way, rchants who have been stuck can use their unsold rchandise while it’s still in season and earn while the locals enjoy so fun," Felix suggested.
"Yes, that’s great!
rchants who had been stuck since the lockdowns had also been growing irritated and unmotivated.
They had indeed submitted complaints about their rchandise becoming out of season.
Using their rchandise as part of gas or as prizes would indeed give it a new purpose since it’s unlikely the lockdowns will stop before the season ends.
This way, their losses can be minimized," Arabella was delighted at Felix’s suggestion.
’As expected from soone who hails from a duchy with a lot of rchants!’
One of the reasons Orville Dukedom was prosperous was because they had a lot of rchants who dominated the trading industry they specialized in.
Arabella approved of Felix’s suggestion, so Eunice also noted it.
Nadia raised her hand next and Arabella gestured for her to speak.
"Your Majesty, since there will be ga tournants, what if cash prizes were added, even in small amounts?
This way, those who had low inco due to the pest infestation and plant disease may at least have a chance to get an additional budget while also having fun.
Many people would be more interested in joining as well once they see there will be cash prizes," Nadia suggested.
[Going to festivals with gas with great rewards and cash prizes had been one of our sources of goods and budget when there were no monster-hunting jobs.]
"Yes, we can do that as well.
Cash prizes would indeed draw in more people.
It would be a win-win booth for the gamasters and the players.
The joy of winning a ga and earning money from it will surely uplift their mood as well," Arabella nodded in approval.
’As expected of Nadia to suggest sothing practical.’
Nadia, who had experienced having to treasure every coin, understood that the locals would treasure even the smallest amount they could get, especially if it was from a ga they enjoyed.
Ronald raised his hand next, and Arabella gestured for him to speak.
"Having fun is indeed important in distressing tis.
If everyone is down, then morale will only keep plumting.
However, there may also be those who cannot stomach having fun at such tis and refuse to be part of the other activities.
Since there are already a lot of opportunities for people to have fun, perhaps we can also add sothing for those who are more eager to learn.
For instance, teaching those who are interested to learn how to read and write will be beneficial for the Empire in the long run.
A lot of teachers can be hired for a low price if it’s only for a short ti.
We can focus on the basics or have divisions for various levels so those who already have so background can also learn more," Ronald suggested.
As soone who was raised to be the next Pri Minister, Ronald was looking ahead to sothing they could do now that would benefit the future of the Empire.
Reading and writing lessons are quite pricey for the common people, so free lessons about them would be very much welco.
"Yes, indeed. Surely, eager learners will sign up for this. Valeria would indeed benefit from this," Arabella nodded in approval.
Ferdinand said they had already used magic, so ashes from everything they were burning would not get spread or cause problems. Thus, learning and having fun were still possible in the locked-down territories.
’These activities should be enough for now. We can have another eting if we need more.’
"Thank you for your suggestions. I believe these should be enough for now as imdiate distractions," Arabella said after checking the list Eunice made.
"Next, what can you suggest for long-term solutions? Preferably sothing that could last for one season to an entire year, since even if the plant disease was eradicated, farming may not yet be feasible this coming spring, but the next," Arabella explained.
"Since it may last for an entire year, then everyone who works in farming and related fields needs a new source of inco while waiting for the next planting season," Nadia voiced in concern.
"Yes, they will need new opportunities that could last for at least a year," Arabella agreed.
This was one of the most pressing concerns.
Those who can transfer to other jobs in the anti already did where they can find one available.
However, since they are far from Riva, most of the said territories were more focused on agriculture.
A huge population of the locals were working in agriculture and related fields.
Thus, there were not enough jobs for everyone.
This was why the fear of not being able to feed their families kept them panicking.
The Empire could keep supporting them while no work was available.
However, the people were feeling insecure when they did not have their own source of inco.
There may also be those who will grow too reliant from the support of the Empire and beco lazy.
One year is enough to change people’s behavior and habits so they may change during that ti.
The best option then was to introduce new jobs and opportunities the locals could do in the anti.
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