The crowd pondered, considering the feasibility of Kana’s approach.
"Can you co up with enough practical and attractive items?" Lurik asked.
Even though he was already employed in this regard, he could not guarantee it.
Kana nodded.
Seeing Kana nod, everyone felt a little relieved.
After all, as long as this aspect is attractive enough, Kana’s idea can definitely be supported and even eventually benefit the Night Watchers.
"Then... what about punishnt?" Sergio asked sowhat seriously.
This is a very serious topic; an organization naturally needs an internal reward and punishnt system.
What’s more, their goal is to save the world, and with Blessings, the strengthening of the Night Watchers is absolute.
Providing enhancent to the Night Watchers naturally also requires constraints on their actions.
Otherwise, it would not only tarnish the Night Watchers’ reputation but also affect the purity of the entire organization.
After all, their purpose is righteous and idealistic.
"First, based on the purposes of the Night Watchers and the vows we made, establish so rules that must be followed.
Violating these rules would lead to punishnt.
According to the severity, we should classify the punishnts, and then establish a dedicated punishnt institution."
Kana clasped his hands, leaning on his chin, and spoke to everyone watching him.
"Punishnt institution?" Bobo asked.
Kana nodded, "That’s right, let’s temporarily na it the Punishnt Office, which is to punish internal traitors, those who violate regulations, and to track and apprehend problematic personnel internally."
Apparently, this is a sharp tool aid at the Night Watchers internally, specifically targeting themselves.
The crowd thought about it; this is indeed necessary.
They deliberated with Kana through the issues.
Until the evening.
...
Following that important eting, the entire Night Watchers organization beca unusually busy.
With goals and tasks, naturally cos busy work.
This also marks the Night Watchers organization officially getting on track.
At this ti, Kana was sitting in his office, with a chat interface hanging in the Void on his right-hand side.
It could be seen that the world channel was still refreshing rapidly at any ti.
The Night Watchers, especially the Dwarves among them, were chattering non-stop all day long.
Next was the region; now the region had been divided into two areas.
[Gray Mountain Range][Eastern Wilderness].
There were also many people chatting here.
Then ca a long list of various team channels that Kana had joined.
Among them were casual chat channels with friends like Alyris, Portte, and others.
And channels for discussing important business matters.
Also, there was a channel with currently only four people belonging to their highest authority hub.
Below, many others were having private conversations, remotely reporting progress, and inquiring about so issues.
For the current world, this thod of operation is efficient enough.
Now a temporary team channel also used for handling affairs.
[Vainsha: According to the newly constructed ’Night Watchers Recruitnt’ regulations, I have about 1300 people fitting the criteria here.]
The so-called ’Night Watchers Recruitnt’ regulations are currently used to differentiate and screen Night Watchers’ reserves.
At this ti, in the rapidly developing Lake Shore Village, combined with the original villagers and new refugees, the population was nearing 20,000.
To a human city, such a population is certainly nothing remarkable.
But for the Night Watchers, the number was too large.
Kana couldn’t possibly convert them all into Night Watchers, at least not now.
Therefore, a round of selection was naturally necessary, with almost all needing to be screened in the future.
The criteria for observation were set as follows:
Age, Attributes, Character, Craft.
The first to et the conditions were naturally the forr soldiers, including those wounded brought along.
Among them, there were even soldiers who had served as officials in the fortress.
After all, the number they could bring was limited, so not many soldiers with disabilities were brought.
Most soldiers had suffered various injuries then, unable to move easily. Now that they had long been healed, they could regain combat effectiveness.
All these combined.
The number of soldiers in Lake Shore Village reached over 700, many with Experience.
The remaining selected individuals naturally consisted of various craftsn, or those with decent character, age, and Constitution.
Kana planned to temporarily maintain the scale of the Night Watchers at 6000.
So apart from this first batch of over 1000 selected, the Count had over a thousand more slots.
[Kana: Then let’s divide them into batches of 300 each day, having 300 people swear the oath daily and receive the Blessing.]
[Bobo: You don’t expect to take on this task, do you? Bobo is very busy now; if this continues, Bobo will be exhausted.]
[Alyris: How about organizing a small departnt specifically to handle matters related to the Blessing oath?]
Looking at the chat records above, Kana did not directly agree as he usually did.
He had thoughts about such a departnt for a long ti; the reason he hadn’t proposed or established it directly was naturally due to other plans he had for later on.
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