Those who were trained were certainly not weak; they were all talented individuals who surpassed ordinary people. But when talent confronted talent, everything returned to a state of balance, because what they were confronting was each other—the nobles.
Here, only a genius can suppress the talented.
That brings us to the second development: hiring a genius to solve the problem. Kain guessed that there might have been a time when this even became a trend, blooming everywhere, with the Adia nobles widely opening up competitions like festivals, attracting eccentric and talented people to help their families.
However, the drawback of this method was also very clear. The genius they hired could very well be a sabotage spy, or more accurately, someone bribed by other competitors. In a race, running faster than your opponent to win is good, but making your opponent slow down to win is much easier.
And if it's easier, why wouldn't they do it?
