On the first floor, the manager, now promoted to a level 39 Senior Executive, finally had his own office. The space was sleek and minimalist, with smooth stone walls and a single, light stone providing illumination. He oversaw three new departments after Karl expanded the first floor: an administrative department with nine staff and one executive, an accounting department with also nine staff and one executive, and a marketing department.
The accounting department was a sophisticated hybrid of managing traditional accounts, budgeting, and listing sold products, as well as tracking raw material imports, total company finances, and inventory. It also handled the complex logistics partnership with the Rogina Merchant Company, ensuring all transactions and supply chains were meticulously documented.
