The First Legendary Beast Master novel Chapter 1130

Chapter 1130: Explore The Workshop

"Let us start with the sculpting areas." The Guild Master insisted.

Karl nodded. "Smiths, you’re free to explore. I will upgrade the forge fires if you decide to move in. Just let me know if you don’t like the layout, and I can alter the setup easily enough."

Karl led the remaining pair over to the first of the workshops.

"What do you think?"

The Sculptor Guild Leader looked around the inside of the shop, taking in the tables, the adjustable height chairs, the pegboards to hang commonly used tools up instead of putting them in toolboxes, and the small coffee station in the corner of the room.

There was a single box of biscuits and a coffee carafe waiting, and the old Dwarf smiled.

"You’re so confident that you’ve already put the coffee on?"

"That’s actually full of Dwarven Ale from Bara." Karl clarified.

The old Dwarf laughed. "Oh, you might be their new favourite employer if you provide ale and oat biscuits in the break room."

Karl smiled. "I can always buy more. Good ale isn’t cheap, but it’s far from the most expensive item in the room once they start working."

The Guild Leader nodded, but didn’t say anything as he inspected the rest of the room, then moved down the row of identical workshops.

The tables could all be moved as needed, and the chairs were adjustable height, so either Dwarves or taller Demons could work at the same tables comfortably, or the Dwarves could work standing up.

"Well, I can’t complain about the working conditions. The raw materials conveyors are a nice touch, and the temperature is just right. Let’s go look at the housing, but if it’s as good as it looks from the outside, I don’t think that it will be an issue signing a work contract between the Sculptors’ Guild and the Darklight Host.

We have plenty of workers looking for full-time employment, and while it will take time to get them all moved to a new city, we can finalize the agreement tonight."

Karl led him to the closest of the housing blocks. "There are private houses for Masters and families, but these are the basic units we set aside for Apprentices and junior Journeymen."

The unit wasn’t large, only forty square metres, but the bedroom was soundproofed, courtesy of Opal, and there was a proper kitchen, complete with an ale keg rack.

"Not bad. I don’t know how many of the Apprentices can actually cook, though. They normally stay with their masters during training."

Karl smiled. "That’s what the Tavern is for. The Guild does three meals a day for everyone who lives here, but I thought it might be inconvenient to have them all go to the main house for meals, when the dining room is on the second floor.

That’s where the other apprentice rooms are, but they’re much brighter, made for Demons.

They can stay there if they prefer. But we will have kitchen staff for the Tavern, so there will always be food available as part of their compensation package."

"I like it. Let’s formalize details."

While Karl and the Dwarves were busy in the Tavern inside the workshop, Dora, their half dragon Shaman, plus Larry and Darryl, the Orcish Druids, had come to inspect the new work space.

This was much more spacious than the last workshop had been, and they might even consider moving all their work to the second building, and not just the part that made a mess.

"Why cupcakes?" One of the Dwarves asked. frёeweɓηovel_coɱ

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