Creative Writing: Heroz

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what would happen if things didn't improve. How would
they take care of their families if everyone continued to leave Lamron and
there wouldn't be any use for the arrows?
Apparently, many of the local Lamronians were unhappy living in
Lamron and were moving away. They had found that other nearby towns did not
charge as much for the dragon killing service as Lamron did.
Meanwhile, back at Lamron Castle, the King was meeting with his
Duke of Accounting and Duke of Operations, and found that much of the gold
received for their services was running low.
They found that the costs of making the arrows was far exceeding
what they were charging and since the dragons were appearing more and more
often, the demand for the arrows was also exceeding their production output.

It was the Duke of Market Research that pointed out to the King
that Lamronians were leaving their town in search of cheaper services.
The King immediately called a meeting of the ...

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complaints. So Mac and Wendy suggested that maybe if they just tried harder,
then maybe things would improve again.
For the next few weeks, they checked in with one another to see how
trying harder was going. And week after week, it was the same old answer,
"ok I guess".
Then it occurred to them that although they were trying harder,
they really weren't sure what it was exactly they were supposed to be
trying harder at. All 3 of them had only done their 1 type of job year
after year and now came to find that what was really the problem was
boredom.
They needed to understand what the true purpose of their individual
job function was and how it ...

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