I thought. It's an amateurish thinking but Nobles should be able to rank up into Royalty.
Elaborating on that thought, I imagined that the Noble job would rise through Baron, Viscount, Earl, Marquis and Duke before becoming Royalty, converting into jobs like King or Emperor. Though, as a Baron's son, Oregeru's job is 【Noble】, so most likely the difference between Baron and Viscount isn't related to jobs. When I murmured that, Haru frowned.
“Master, other than those recognized by Goddess-sama, Royalty are born to the royal family and Nobles are not capable of changing job into Royalty. If somebody overheard you saying that outside, you could be punished for blasphemy.”
” … Is that so.”
That's scary … blasphemy just by talking about it.
This is a society whereby the Nobles are born among the nobility and the gap between the poor and the rich and the difference in standing can't be overcome.
Furthermore, the existence of law and administrative jobs solely available to nobles to change job into like the Senior Judge or Senior Political Advisor further informed me of the superiority of the nobles in this world.
… But, something's strange. I would be convinced if this setup that overly favoured the nobles was a rule made by the nobles, but the ones who constructed the jobs are not humans but a higher being … probably the Goddesses?
I don't understand why they would support the nobles to such an extent.
To be honest, looking at Oregeru, I feel that nobles put on an air of importance but they don't appear distinguished to me.
I don't feel like their character is particularly outstanding nor is their strength particularly notable.
If he had the strength, he could have just challenged Haru to a duel and win to redeem her.
… Eh?
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