Kent was a very ordinary Lemar native, not an immigrant.
Recently, the trading company where he had been working suddenly closed down—though it can't really be considered a closure, it simply hadn't opened its doors for quite some time.
The company's boss, who had returned home, mentioned that when they would resume operations depended on whether the situation in Lemar eased or after the war ended.
Just like that, Kent lost his job.
In the Lemar Islands, people traditionally lived by fishing. Only a few large islands could cultivate a small amount of crops, so for the Lemar of the past, fishing was almost an instinct for survival.
However, with the development of the times, social progress, and integration with the world, the younger generation, including the previous generation, had begun to interact with the entire world.
Fishing was no longer the only skill for survival; people learned to work and do more things.
