In the intricate web of noble society, a profound divide permeates the hearts of every country's elite. The disdain amongst nobles isn't merely a matter of personal grudges or regional conflicts but is deeply ingrained in a tiered system established by the gods themselves. This hierarchical structure fosters a palpable animosity that echoes through every corner of the noble and royal courts.
At the bottom of this pyramid lie The Nobles, constituting almost half of the noble population. They are designated as such with a simplicity that belies the complex hierarchy they navigate. These families, lacking the divine favor bestowed upon their higher counterparts, become the target of scorn and condescension from above.
