"Very well, I've got it. How is the recruitment of 'those people' going?"
Glancing at the crystal ball on the table, Anvis nodded slightly, then turned his gaze back to Gaffman.
"As per your instructions, the Chamber of Commerce absorbs many who are suspected to have the talent every day, including both ordinary people and low-rank professionals. However, there are currently no candidates who have shown any particularly outstanding performance.
Due to the large number of people, the wages paid to them each month have reached the scale of nearly two hundred thousand gold coins, which has brought significant financial pressure to the operation of the Chamber of Commerce."
Saying this, the middle-aged Vice President instinctively touched the tip of his goatee, his tone somewhat hesitant.
"At present, the Chamber of Commerce is somewhat overstaffed, and the value they create for the Chamber of Commerce doesn't seem to justify the number."
