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The next day, Roland walked into the office, humming a tune, and found Vendy already waiting in the room.
"What's the matter?" He stepped over the messy books on the floor and poured her a cup of tea.
"Congratulations, there's another witch in town." She smiled and told him what had happened in the past few days. "If you need, I can inform Summer to go to the castle at any time."
The first witch to awaken in his territory... This was also the first reward after the public recruitment. Roland could not help but feel happier, but when he heard the second half of the sentence, he asked curiously, "Is she not in the castle now?"
"No, because Nightingale is not here, so there is no way to verify her identity." Vendy repeated Scroll's insistence. "We sent her home and paid her a month's salary in advance."
"That's not a bad decision." Roland nodded. "Let her come over to sign the contract in the afternoon."
"Yes …" Wendy answered. She looked like she wanted to say something but hesitated.
"What's the matter?"
"Aren't you angry... about those people's opinions of you and the Witch Union, and..." She was silent for a moment, then said through gritted teeth, "And my ability may not be suitable to manage the Union. Scroll is more experienced and mature than I am, so I think it's better for her to manage it."
"I guess you also mentioned this to Scroll?" Roland asked with great interest. "And she thought you were the most suitable candidate?"
"Huh?"
"It seems so..." He exhaled. "And I feel the same as her. Management skills and methods can be mastered through practice, but it's difficult to change one's own character. Haven't you noticed? Apart from Maggie, you're the most popular witch among all of us. Besides, Scroll mainly works in the Ministry of Education and will become busier in the future, so she won't have much time to communicate with the new witches. This is also your strength, so have more confidence in yourself. I'm very good at judging people. "
Without waiting for Vendy to reply, the prince continued, "As for the foreign subjects' misconceptions about the Witch Union, it was my negligence. I never thought that this body … no, my previous reputation would spread throughout the entire kingdom. " He thought for a while. "If we want to change this perception as soon as possible, apart from increasing publicity, I think it's better to let the organization operate independently as soon as possible."
"Operate … independently?"
"Yes, turn it into an independent department like City hall." Roland had also considered this problem before. Currently, there were only a dozen or so witches in the Alliance, which he could still cope with. However, if the Alliance expanded to hundreds of witches in the future, or even thousands of witches like the Holy City Taquila, it was obviously impossible for him to arrange jobs one by one. They needed to establish a functional system that could operate on its own to deal with the witches' employment arrangements, and Roland himself would only provide guidance on the use of their abilities and the direction of their evolution.
After explaining his idea to Roland, Vendy hesitated and said, "But there are hundreds of people in City hall, while we only have a dozen sisters, most of whom have their own things to do … Moreover, what does this have to do with changing the opinion of the subjects?"
"Rumors are the same as fear, they both come from the unknown. The reason the town's residents can accept witches is because they have experienced the benefits brought by Nana and Lily up close." Roland laughed. "If we can let ordinary people join the Witch Union, we can not only solve the problem of the Union's lack of manpower, but also let them have a deeper understanding of the organization — the spontaneous publicity of the people will undoubtedly be more effective in changing the outsiders' misunderstanding of witches, and the content of your work, as well as your important contributions to the town, will also be widely known."
Just like in the Academy of Sciences, not all scientists, the daily chores, administrative receptions, research arrangements, and other trivial matters required the participation of a large number of ordinary people. If he wanted to let the witches be accepted by all the people, the most important thing was to understand each other. Putting witches in various industries and letting ordinary people participate in the witches' work were the same.
"I see." Vendy nodded. "This is indeed a good idea. But how do we determine the candidates? "
"Since it's an independent operation, of course you have to recruit and select your own people." Roland touched his chin and said, "You can ask Countess Spear about this. She should be very good at how to build an organization with witches as the core. But now the number of people in the Union is still small, so you can first recruit an assistant or a civil servant to practice. After the Months of Demons, I will also build a new building next to the City hall as a dedicated office for the Union. "
There was still the second half of what he wanted to say. Since it was the Witch Union, it could not only govern the witches of the Western Region or Graycastle in the future. If he could build a framework, it could also play a role in quickly integrating the witch organizations of other kingdoms in the future.
"I understand." Vendy took a deep breath. "If you decide to give this task to me, I will try my best."
…
After Vendy left, Roland continued to tidy up the books that he had not finished yesterday.
Looking at the scattered pages on the ground, he could not help but think of the hot and suffocating long kiss yesterday. Whether it was the fragrance of Anna's hair, her watery eyes, or her soft body, they all made him feel a strong impulse. Although she had burned all her clothes in the yard without any scruples when they first met, he had not been so excited as he was now.
Perhaps she was still a weak and helpless little girl at that time, but now she had grown into a slim and beautiful girl — too many changes had happened to her in just a year.
Maybe he should be more proactive and respond to her feelings... As Roland was thinking, his hand touched another finger. When he came back to his senses, he found that Nightingale had handed the book to him. "Let me help you."
"Uh..." Roland suddenly stopped. Yesterday, it had only been a few seconds since Anna entered the office and hugged him. He did not notice whether Nightingale had followed her into the room after the dinner party.
"Don't worry, I went out immediately last night. I didn't stay and make things difficult for her." Nightingale rolled her eyes. "I knew that she would come to you after not seeing you for a long time. She never suppresses her feelings."
"Is that... it?"
With Nightingale's help, the books were quickly sorted and put into the cabinets, filling up the empty bookcase.
"Done..." Roland stuffed the last book into the gap that had been opened with great difficulty. "Thank you."
"You too. How much longer do you want to delay? Don't let her wait forever... "
Roland was stunned. He turned his head, but found that Nightingale had disappeared, and her words still echoed in his ears. Although her voice was very low, he was sure that he had not heard wrongly.
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