Firentis' Principle
Éditeur: Nyoi-Bo Studio
After finishing supper, Kant and the others returned to their rooms to sleep.
The posthouse was divided into two floors. Each room was used as a large bunk, which could accommodate 30 people and allow them to rest.
If the spacious living room was included, accommodating 50 people was also definitely possible. If they had opened an inn on a busy commercial road, accommodation at the inn would most likely be full every day, and they would collect so much money their hands would go weak.
However, in this civilized desert, the inn could only let Kant and the construction workers rest.
Lying on the bed, Kant rested comfortably.
He was drowsy.
When he woke up the next day, the sky outside was already somewhat bright.
Noisy sounds passed through the windows and reached his ears. Listening to the sounds, it should be from the construction workers digging the well. With a hint of laughter, it seemed that the water had already been dug out.