Then there was the arguably most volatile of your properties, and one which you were deeply tempted to look at again tonight. You opted on leaving a request in the Adventuring Guild to catch a murderer, which calmed your mind considerably.

Left-Bridge Commercial Center (The Plaza):
>You'll temporarily hand it to Hisashi's faction of the company while you were gone. Having a corporation directly oversee a populated area might raise a few eyebrows, but you trusted Hisashi to not do anything too controversial while it was under the Mitsubishi-Yasuda Trading Firm.
>Tell the Centrian Knights that they can build that small fort without having to pay you rent. You'd talk to Justus to make sure there's no overstepping from his knights, as well as leave one of the two clankers you brought with you there. Simply having the presence of a knightly fort alone might be enough to lessen drunk brawling and criminal activity.
>Hire a few mercenaries from the Adventurer's Guild and the Merchant's Guild to keep the order. (Will cost 400g each week)
>Just leave them be. The place has survived for this long without any real oversight, so it should be fine. Besides, there were gonna be a few adventurers here looking around the place.
>Have someone else/some other group handle it. (Who?)

And then there was the tower. While it currently didn't seem too important in the grand scheme of things, it was still good to consider.

North Pillar (The Flying Tower):
>Let Hisashi's side of Mitsubishi-Yasuda oversee it. Your fox dad seemed like the type to enjoy fishing.
>Let the Centrian Knights look it over. They might appreciate having a place to oversee the rest of Centria.
>Let the Centrian Academy lease it. It seemed like the sort of thing a wizard might enjoy.
>Let one of your clankers remain here with an order to fend off whoever comes near.
>Let someone else/some other group handle it. (Who?)
>Don't let anyone look after it while you were gone. You doubted any would be interested in taking the tower or anything in it.

And last, but also the (currently) least, was the wasteland. It was a waste indeed to see such a ideally located area in such a state— metals and materials (potentially) underground, too.

Plateau Wasteland:
>There was no need to bother anyone with this, considering none seemed to be interested in taking over the place.
>Actually, you knew there was someone/some other group that would be willing to look it over. (Who?)