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The New Order of the Survivor’s Camp_3 —
After the players have logged off, in the supervisor’s tent of the survivor’s camp, Milian, who has just woken up, is carefully examining a wheelbarrow, shovel, and a detailed plan for camp managent submitted to her by the players before they logged off.
The handwriting indicated it must have been the assistant who compiled this report.
As Sir Morphy’s first “assistant”, Milian very much understood the background of these young players.
She knew they couldn’t understand the language of this world and couldn’t write their characters, so all communication now relied on the Calculating Pearl’s translation function.
However, this report was quite detailed and gave Milian several suggestions from three aspects: logistics, security, and human resources:
First, a curfew should be implented in the camp.
All camp mbers, except the millet group, should be in the camp before 18:00 at night, and the camp should not be allowed to move around freely after 21:00.
The curfew will continue until 6 o’clock the next morning when work begins.
Second, establish a Survivor Managent Office, led by Milian.
Complete the registration of survivor information as soon as possible, identify professionals from all industries, and organize civilians into basic labor units for easy managent.
Using the Calculating Pearl’s recording function to complete data input and real-ti adjustnt.
Third, from now on, the camp will adopt a rationing system.
The logistics departnt of the camp will manage all food distribution, supply reception and storage, no private cooking is allowed to avoid safety hazards.
At the sa ti, establish professional chef, dical treatnt, collection, construction, and camp guard groups.
Fourth, implent a “labor point” system in the camp.
mbers under 14 and over 60 can be assigned simple work, and other mbers must complete their daily assigned work and accumulate labor points.
Those points can be exchanged for goods and additional als in the camp store.
“emmmm”
Reading these suggestions left young Milian feeling complicated.
She had learned similar knowledge in the administration departnt of Shaldo University of Craftsman course, but it was not so easy to transform book knowledge into reality.
She had made plans on her own.
However, they were just pieceal solutions to imdiate issues in contrast to these players’ top-down practical suggestions.
She felt enlightened and recognized that these three certainly had talent.
“All four points are excellent, but they ignore the confusion that the survivors have about the current situation.
People of Transylvania are brave but ignorant, they need to know who they are serving and what kind of protection they will get…”
Scratching her head, the redhead thought carefully and finally added another point.
Fifth, establish a Propaganda group, commanded by Milian.
The group’s task is to announce daily work content and identify discontent mbers and ensure that the basic order of the camp is not disrupted.
anwhile, announce the authority and leadership of Sir Morphy.
“Unfortunately, even though I don’t like that vampire, he is indeed the only one who can shoulder this responsibility now.”
The camp supervisor looked at the report again and again before sighing.
She rang a bell to call the assistant at the door and handed her the “new regulation.” She then asked the assistant to call a eting with the present heads of the camp.
Milian knew that she had to ensure order was maintained and guide these survivors not to do foolish things.
There are fewer vampires as benevolent as Sir Morphy.
In comparison to the vampire laws in Cardman City, these five articles were considered incredibly lenient to Milian’s assistants.
But if the rescued people are ungrateful, even the vampires will remind them of how the night nobles have ruled this land for the past 400 years.
Hopefully, it won’t co to that.
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