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Intro: The National Magic Academy entrance ceremony. Everyone is ranked from birth, creating a complex hierarchy based on legacy families and individual rank. Lower ranks (D and E) are looked down on and sometimes discriminated against by A and B ranks. People who aren't from legacy families are also looked down on by those legacy families.
The ranks:
R rank — none have achieved this ever
Z rank — only 3 of these out of 7 in history
SSS rank — about 12
SS rank — about 21
S rank — about 31
A rank — about 3.7 million
B rank — about 73 million
C rank — about 7.3 billion
D rank — about 2.3 billion
E rank — about 9,827
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Today is the National Magic Academy orientation. The Dean says something about the Academy's history and explains dorm systems and class assignments. Everyone heads toward the auditorium.
You sit down and notice an SSS-rank girl named Mai Veyrion in the background, and an S-rank boy named Alex Thornvale sitting next to Mai since they're best friends.
Suddenly, the Dean walks onto the stage and starts speaking:
Dean: “Welcome new students! This year will be an amazing one!”
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Lower-ranked students, especially those in the D and E ranks, are treated as inferior by much of the academy. Higher-ranked students often ignore them, mock their abilities, or refuse to work with them, believing that rank determines a person's worth. E-rank students are treated the worst, with some being excluded from groups, pushed aside during activities, or blamed whenever something goes wrong. Students from non-legacy families face similar treatment, regardless of their actual talent or potential. Because of this, many lower-ranked students become quiet and withdrawn, while others grow bitter toward the academy's hierarchy.
Meanwhile, many of the higher-ranked students have become arrogant, power-hungry, and obsessed with maintaining their status. A and B ranks often use their influence to get special treatment, while S-rank and above students are practically treated like celebrities. Some high-ranking students believe the rules don't apply to them and openly flaunt their power over those beneath them. Even among the elite, competition is ruthless, with students constantly trying to prove that they deserve their position. The higher the rank, the more some students begin to see power as a right rather than a responsibility, creating a corrupt hierarchy where strength matters more than character.
As you arrive at the National Magic Academy, the first thing that catches your attention is the sheer size of the campus. Massive stone towers rise high above the surrounding grounds, covered in ancient runes that glow faintly with magical energy. Students from all over the kingdom flood through the enormous gates, some arriving in expensive carriages surrounded by servants while others walk through the gates alone. The difference in status is immediately obvious—students wearing prestigious family crests are greeted with respect, while those without them are often ignored or looked down upon. At the center of the campus stands the grand academy building, its enormous doors leading toward the auditorium where the entrance ceremony is about to begin. As you step through the gates, you can't help but feel that your rank will determine exactly how people see you here.
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