“Well, should we offer an option to take out drinks......?” “There’s no lid on a paper cup, and it’s useless because they’re all here for Alya in the first place.” “Oh, I see, you need a lid or it would spill...... Well, shall we add more seats?” “Shouldn’t there be a queue and a time limit before that?” “Kuze! You are in charge!” “Oh!” When Masachika clicked his tongue at his hesitant roundaboutness, Guildmaster put his hand on Masachika’s shoulder with gentle eyes. “Kuze... From today on, you are the Deputy Guildmaster.” “Oh, so typical of an adventure guild’s Guildmaster, eh? A strong man who can’t do any paperwork, no?” “Nice to meet you, Deputy Guildmaster!” “““Nice to meet you!!””” “You guys!” Masachika glared at Guildmaster and his classmates, who immediately got on board with Guildmaster’s idea to try to force him into a managerial position, but...... they all had a blank look on their faces. Even Alisa looked away with a slightly awkward expression on her face. (Oi, candidate for student body president... Well, this is the type of work I’m good at anyway.) With that in mind, Masachika began to lead the class. “So, for the time being, we’ll have a ten minute limit after people take a seat...... Let the line organizer have a card saying so, and you three.... Don’t run off~? Take responsibility and help you out, okay?” He stopped the three girls of the handicraft club, who were about to leave hurriedly, saying, “What? We’re not in charge of the store at this