The Demon Goes to Work Today As Well - Chapter 213

Chapter 213: Demon Lord Company (2)

After receiving a report from Head Butler-nim, Jung Minwoo was in his office handling personal matters.

Knock, knock—

“Minwoo-nim, may I come in?”

Venus knocked on the office door and asked if she could come in.

‘Has it already been that long?’

Checking the clock on the wall, he saw that it was already pointing to noon.

‘I was so engrossed in work that I lost track of time.’

Putting the documents he was working on into a drawer, Jung Minwoo said,

“Come in.”

Creak—

“Excuse me.”

“I’m here.”

“……We’re here.”

“Ribbit, ribbit.”

Venus and the other Jungsin Cult members opened the door and entered the office.

“Welcome, everyone.”

Jung Minwoo sat on the sofa in the center and offered the Jungsin Cult members to sit as well.

Thud—

As the Jungsin Cult members sat on the sofa.

“Here, take these.”

Jung Minwoo took out a stack of documents from his subspace and handed them out to the Jungsin Cult members.

“What’s this?”
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“Documents?”

“……What is it?”

“Why are you suddenly giving us this? Ribbit, ribbit.”

The Jungsin Cult members tilted their heads, receiving the stack of documents.

“I’ve found ways to increase DP acquisition. The documents I just handed you summarize it.”

“……You call this summarized?”

Venus, with a bewildered face, held up the stack of documents at Jung Minwoo’s words.

Just by looking at it, there were at least a hundred pages.

If this was summarized, she couldn’t even fathom how much there was originally.

“But when did you prepare this? I thought there wouldn’t be enough time to prepare because of the ‘Rehabilitation Project’.”

At Venus’s question, Jung Minwoo shrugged and answered.

“I didn’t lack time. I finished preparing yesterday, in just one day.”

“One day……? Is that even possible?”

“Ah, well, about that……”

Venus couldn’t believe he prepared it all in one day, but when he explained that he used Rok’s unique trait to do so.

“Billions of pieces of information…… Certainly, with Rok-nim’s unique trait, surpassing human comprehension wouldn’t be impossible.”

She nodded her head as if she understood.

“Heheh, my unique trait is that amazing! Ribbit, ribbit.”

Rok, happy that he had found a solution using his unique trait, had his shoulders raised high.

“So, after we have a time to explain about the DP acquisition, we’re going to put it into action right away.”

The Jungsin Cult members agreed that it was a good idea.

“Shall we start the explanation then? Would you look at the first page?”

The Jungsin Cult members turned their eyes to the first page and.
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“””……Demon Lord Company?”””

They read the large, bold words.

“As you can see from the title, I’m thinking of ‘corporatizing’ the Demon Lord’s Castle.”

“How will things change if it’s corporatized?”

“It will ‘divide labor’.”

“……Division?”

“I’ll explain that slowly. First, take a look at the next page.”

Rustle—

Following his words, they turned to the next page and saw.

[Demon Lord Company — Business List]

Invasion

Mercenary

Training (Ranger)

Arena

Tourist Attraction

Luxury Goods Production

Management of Invaded Planets

Several methods were listed.

“There are so many ways to acquire DP……?”

Venus, jaw dropped, couldn’t hide her surprise at the unexpectedly large number of methods.

“No wonder it’s over a hundred pages.”

“……Amazing.”

“There’s so much written here! Ribbit, ribbit.”

The Jungsin Cult members, also not expecting so many, let out small exclamations.

“First, let me explain about invasion. Everyone, please turn to the next page.”

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Rustle—
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Turning to the next page, they saw.

[01. Invasion]

Planet Department – Responsible for finding and investigating planets.

Corruption Department – Responsible for corrupting higher beings and turning them into Demon Servants.

Monster Department – Responsible for managing monsters.

Combat Department – Responsible for killing angels on planets.

There were examples regarding invasion.

Anubis, scratching her head, asked.

“Why bother subdividing when we can just do it all at once?”

She expressed her doubts as if she didn’t understand.

‘It’s better to explain these things clearly and move on.’

Jung Minwoo replied that it was a good question and explained the reason.

“Because if we just proceed, the efficiency of the work will drop.”

“Efficiency will drop……?”
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“Even among us, we all have different areas we’re good at, right?”

Venus specialized in corruption.

Anubis, Elin, and Rok were all specialized in combat.

It was a bit too focused on one side, but it was enough to explain that they all had different areas of expertise.

“So, if we subdivide and assign people to departments that fit their aptitude, efficiency will inevitably be maximized compared to before.”

“Come to think of it, if I were to invade a planet alone, I would have been stuck from the investigation stage.”

After hearing the explanation, Anubis nodded her head as if she completely understood.

“In the beginning, it might be slow because the system isn’t fully established, but as time passes, efficiency will increase tremendously.”

As he resolved Anubis’s doubts.

“……Can I ask a question too?”

“Sure.”

This time, Elin raised her hand and said she had something to ask.

“……How do we know if it fits our aptitude?”

A very sharp question.

“Good question.”

As Elin said, it was realistically difficult to assign people to departments based on their aptitude.

There was a way to assign them according to their unique trait.

‘But it’s not certain.’

There was a possibility that other departments might be more suitable due to the utilization of undiscovered unique traits.

It’s not like they could take an aptitude test like in Korea either.

In that case, it seemed like the only way was to rotate departments, but.
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‘I have a separate method.’

There was a way to assign people to departments that fit their aptitude without going through that trouble.

That was.

“We can check through my unique trait.”

Jung Minwoo could check their aptitude through his unique trait, ‘Heaven’s Eye’.

“……You can even see aptitude?”

Originally, he could only see simple information, but.

“After becoming the Demon Lord, my unique trait was strengthened, making it possible.”

‘Heaven’s Eye’ was strengthened, allowing him to even see aptitude.

“……Then, there’s no problem.”

Elin nodded her head, seemingly satisfied with the answer.

“It seems like I’ve explained ‘invasion’ for the most part, so let’s move on to the next explanation, ‘mercenary’. Would you turn to page 120?”

Rustle—

Turning to the page as Jung Minwoo instructed.

[02. Mercenary]

— Low-Rank Mercenary

— Mid-Rank Mercenary

— High-Rank Mercenary

— Top-Rank Mercenary

They could see that the ranks were subdivided.

“We’ll only dispatch demons from the Combat Department as mercenaries to Demon Lords with whom we have amicable relations.”

When the Jungsin Cult members made puzzled expressions at his explanation.

“Listen carefully.”

Jung Minwoo explained in detail the business viability of ‘mercenary’.

There were two main reasons why the mercenary business would inevitably be successful with Demon Lords.

First, it allowed them to supplement their lacking forces by hiring mercenaries.

Second, there was no loss of forces even if mercenaries were injured or died.

This alone was more than enough reason for Demon Lords to hire mercenaries.

Even if the hiring cost was high.

“Now, let me explain the benefits that will return to us through mercenaries.”

There were also two major benefits that could be obtained through the business.

First, high DP earnings.

As it involved risking lives, the unit price had to be high, allowing them to earn a lot of DP.

Second, elite training.

They could aim for the effect of strengthening the mercenaries’ combat power through repeated battles.

“This way, we’ll earn a massive amount of DP, and our forces will be further enhanced by elite demons.”

As he finished explaining about the mercenaries.

“That seems like a really good idea. I really like it.”

“Can I also participate as a mercenary?”

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“……It’s a fresh method.”

“Demon Lords will definitely fall for it, right? Ribbit, ribbit.”

The Jungsin Cult members gave thumbs up, admiring the business viability of the mercenary system.

“I’m looking forward to how innovative the next one will be.”

“What’s the next one?”

“……I want to hear it quickly.”

“The other ones will surely be innovative too, right? Ribbit, ribbit.”

They expressed their anticipation for the next business venture.

“I’ll explain, so don’t rush me too much.”

Jung Minwoo chuckled at the Jungsin Cult members’ reaction and began to explain the business one by one.

The explanation that followed was quite long, but to summarize:

[03. Training (Ranger)]

— Rehabilitating the subordinates of other Demon Lords for a fee.

[04. Arena]

— Holding duels and receiving entrance fees and commissions from betting.

[05. Tourist Attraction]

— Transforming invaded planets into tourist attractions and charging entrance fees.

— Selling goods and food at the tourist attractions.

[06. Luxury Goods Production]

— Hiring residents to produce luxury goods and selling them to other demons.

[07. Management of Invaded Planets]

— Deploying managers to invaded planets to continuously acquire demonic energy.

After finishing explaining all seven business list items.

“This can’t help but succeed.”

“……We’ll be able to earn a massive amount of DP.”

Venus and Elin, recognizing the business value, praised it endlessly, and.

“I don’t know what it is, but it sounds amazing!”

“As expected of you, Minwoo! Ribbit, ribbit.”

Anubis and Rok, getting caught up in the atmosphere, simply agreed that it was good.

“I’m glad you all seem satisfied. It makes the preparation worthwhile.”

Jung Minwoo took a sip of water and cleared his throat.

‘I think now’s the right time. Shall I bring up that topic?’

He decided to bring up the topic he had been planning to propose to the Jungsin Cult members.

“I have a proposal for you.”

Looking at the Jungsin Cult members with a serious expression.

“What is it?”
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“A proposal?”

“……What?”

“Oh, I’m curious! Ribbit, ribbit.”

The Jungsin Cult members showed curiosity at the word proposal.

“How about working with me here, even after becoming Demon Lords?”

In the past, he thought it would be beneficial to establish their own territories, but.

‘Now that I’ve decided to manage things like a company, the Jungsin Cult members’ presence is desperately needed.’

His thinking had changed, now believing that it would be more beneficial to firmly establish and expand their territory together.

‘The kids also need my presence to build their forces.’

Jung Minwoo was deep in thought, trying to come up with a way to persuade the Jungsin Cult members, when.

“I’m in.”

“Sure.”

“……Okay.”

“I had no intention of leaving in the first place! Ribbit, ribbit.”

The Jungsin Cult members readily agreed to the proposal without even hearing the reason.

“……You’re accepting without even hearing the reason?”

He burst out laughing at their quick response.

“After hearing about the DP acquisition plan, I thought that staying in the Demon Lord’s Castle was the only way to solidify our forces.”

“I just think it would be more comfortable to stay here.”

“……I also thought it would be more advantageous to stay together than to be separated.”

“I like working under you, Minwoo! Ribbit, ribbit.”
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Each explained their reason for acceptance.

“Thank you.”

Jung Minwoo expressed his gratitude for their decision to join him.

“Then, shall we draw up a contract right away?”

Afterward, they spent time making a contract with the Jungsin Cult members.