Kain's specialty was research, not business, therefore he called Collin—the current operations manager for his beer business—over to discuss the sale of these pills.
Kain had been incredibly impressed by Collin's business acumen with getting the brewery up and started, and even making its name well known throughout the empire.
The fact that many establishments in the capital and Southern Region were selling Kain's beer when he'd visited, definitely filled him with pride—except when he saw it in the seedy clubs owned by that deposed heir Roman Silverhart.
And nothing better reflected the success of the business than the balance reflected in his bank account.
The large figure in the millions even grew as he slept, providing him an excellent source of passive income.
