What Ron never expected, however, was that everything he perceived, every deduction he made, including his conclusion that Mera was still in the mansion, was all a picture painted by Kain.
Everything was within Kain's calculations.
In the cargo cart, the person beside Kain—the one Ron believed was a fake Mera trying to trick him by appearing next to Kain, thereby indirectly confirming it was Mera—was, in fact, the real Mera.
So, how did Kain manage this? Or was it just his plan, and Ron simply overthought it and missed the obvious?
Of course not.
In reality, Kain only deployed one layer of decoy to mislead, which was the initial carriage. The true escape route was this cargo cart.
But in terms of strategic thinking, there were three layers of decoys, where each discovery of one decoy layer led to entanglement in a new one.
