"Huh? Has it to do with me?" Mera pointed at herself, as if asking, "What does it have to do with me?"
"That's right, and more accurately, you helped us this time."
Kain leaned against the railing and began to explain.
That strange "challenge your intellect" stall Mera had dragged him to before, Kain had vaguely guessed, was set up by a wealthy or even a noble family in urgent need of someone intelligent. An ordinary person wouldn't rent a stall just to not make money. You see, in Adia, land is a resource, a place of business. A merchant couldn't just lay out a mat on the street to sell their goods; they had to pay for a proper spot.
So, setting up a stall with no profit either meant a rich person was doing it for fun or had another purpose. Linking this to the noble resource distribution game in Faith's letter, Kain thought he had figured out the purpose of that stall.
"Also, this once again helped me confirm something."
