The girl who was punished by the gods counterattacked and became the group's favorite

Joel didn't notice that the topic was diverted and he thought that he couldn't let Tia sleep so late anymore.

"Eat first, and remember to go to bed early next time."

Tia breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that the original question had been fooled.

After the two of them finished breakfast together, Tia followed Joel to the study. Joel began to break down the contents of the book and tell Tia about them bit by bit, as well as the practical applications of these things and some other things that were not mentioned in the book.

Tia was busy all the way into the afternoon. Even though I thought I had a good memory, my brain felt like it was about to explode.

It felt like the teacher only outlined a point in the exam scope, but ended up testing the entire surface.

"Brother~"

"What's wrong?" Joel raised his head and turned his head to look at Tia.

Tia looked at the face in front of her, and her tired heart was healed in an instant. It really looks good when a handsome guy works hard!

"Are you tired? Do you want to rest for a while?"

"I'm a little tired." Tia nodded. Joel was probably afraid that she didn't understand, or in order to explain it more clearly, he talked a lot, like a monk chanting.

"If you're tired, take a rest. Do you want to go out for a walk?" Joel realized that he had said a lot. He put down the official business in his hands and patted Tia's head gently.

"Let's go out for a walk. I want to take a look inside that restaurant." Tia thought that if she really ran around, it would only make Joel worry, so she might as well take the initiative to ask.

"Didn't it just take a while after dinner?" Joel was puzzled, but thought that Tia might want to go to the restaurant over there to see if she could see Miss Bell, "Let's go!"

"Brother, do you want to come with us?" Tia jumped down from the chair.

"You go first. Rory sent a letter at noon. There must be some things that need my attention. I have to reply to him as soon as possible." Although Joel also wanted to go out and play with Tia, those things had to be dealt with.

Tia cried with joy and thanked Raleigh!

Although she was happy inside, Tia still showed a sad expression. "Okay, then I'll wait for you over there. I won't run around. We can have dinner there. How about that?"

"Okay, Miriam, I'll call a carriage for you." Joel looked up at Miriam, and Miriam hurried out to prepare.

"Thank you, brother. I'm leaving first." Tia waved her hand, then walked out of the house with heavy steps. After making sure that no one could see her, she ran away happily.

She got into the carriage and hurried to Bell's Restaurant.

When Kleb saw the carriage that belonged exclusively to the lord's mansion, he knew that Tia had come here as the lord.

"Good day, Lord!"

Tia looked at Cleave with a cold expression.

Clebb immediately understood, glanced at the people around him and signaled them to stay away, then took Tia to box number five, which was specially used for rest.

"I was reading last night and accidentally lost track of time. I'm so sorry. This morning, when I was about to leave, my brother saw me again, so I didn't get a chance to leave."

"It's okay." Kleb knew that Tia's switching between two identities was already very inconvenient.

"Now tell me what you think of these places."

"First, the first city we visited was the one where the gap between the rich and the poor was too great. Commoners simply didn't have money to spend. The places where the nobles lived were just their residential areas, and their daily necessities were delivered to them by commoners.

In this case, there is no market for common people, and nobles basically do not eat out, so it is not convenient to open a new restaurant.

The second thing we're looking at is the city where Duke Mason is. "Should I talk about that?" Crabbe paused.

"Let's talk about the next one."

"The remaining two cities are both very suitable for opening restaurants, but there is no large tracts of land in Dragon City. The locals mostly eat fruits picked from trees and prey hunted in the surrounding forests.

If we open a restaurant here, some raw materials such as potatoes and peppers need to be transported from other places. Although we now have the refrigerator mentioned by the owner, these vegetables are not suitable for long-term storage. However, there is a certain transportation cost to transport fresh ones every day, unless the vegetables are put in the refrigerator and transported.

The situation in Giant Wood City is similar to ours. We can choose to open a new shop there and then buy land to grow food."

Tia nodded, agreeing with Kleb's idea.

"good."

Kleb breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that he had passed the test.

"What did Mason say?"

"He finally agreed to 91, but he made another request: he wanted to know the source of the ingredients. I thought he would find it sooner or later anyway, so I agreed."

Kleb said as he looked up at Tia cautiously.

"It's okay. It won't be long before he finds the ingredients. How are the chefs I wrote to you about training? "

"We couldn't find any more chefs in the city who could cook. We only found five people."

Tia thought for a moment and felt that five people were still too few.

"Since Mason has agreed, you can ask him to recruit new chefs. There's a shop that's being renovated, right? Bring the existing chefs from that shop over and have them teach these people how to cook.

As for the shop renovation over there, tell him to use our blueprints. The people Duke Mason sent over only need to help oversee the cooking process at the beginning, and then they can practice on their own. Then let their group practice the new recipes. I should be sending the new recipes over in the next two days.

Then have these five people take the rest of the people to Duke Mason to open a new shop. Once their shop is open, you will go over and hand over the affairs here to your new successor."

"Okay, another problem is that Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are approaching soon, and they are all concerned about holiday arrangements."

"From December 15th to the end of the month, we will only be open at noon. From 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, we will only keep two chefs from the shops. Those willing to stay will be paid triple their wages. At least one chef must be retained to ensure that one shop is open. For a total of three days before and after the holiday, we will not be working or open."

Tia made a decision quickly and made corresponding arrangements.