The Train Set Off!

Although the Ultra-High-Speed Rail Train was incredibly fast, and even the full journey did not actually take very long, those traveling in business class could still receive a complimentary meal if they wished.

In addition, there were some free drinks and snacks.

Viscount Rost smiled as he explained, "But for all of you, I think the most important thing is that ordinary people would be reluctant to buy tickets like these."

"In other words, the guests who can enter business class all have fairly respectable status. They may be nobles, major merchants, extraordinary individuals of some kind, or talented professionals with specialized skills."

"Whatever their identities, everyone here has a basis for cooperation."

"I believe you understand what I am trying to say."

The people present were not fools. They immediately understood that, from a certain perspective, business class was also quite a good social setting.

While it could not reach the level of gatherings among nobles, nor could it gather a large group of high nobles or select people from the same circle.

Still, those who came here were certainly no ordinary people.

Perhaps different sparks could be struck between them.

A noble with power and a major merchant with business opportunities could absolutely achieve a win-win situation.

Or perhaps they might encounter a highly skilled professional and recruit them into their service. That would also be quite a pleasant experience.

"Your keen insight in this regard truly amazes and impresses us. I believe such a carriage will certainly be very popular."

One noble could not help but exclaim in admiration.

Even without considering all that, simply thinking about how this place was different from the carriages behind was already enough to satisfy the needs of many nobles.

Nobles did not like using the same things as commoners.

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