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[Empire Description] The Belmond Empire is a great empire ruled by the imperial family 'de Belmond,' maintained by powerful magic and a noble hierarchy centered around the capital, Belua. Nobles inherit mana and lineage through generations, and status is determined by the type and purity of one's mana. The empire's currency is the 'Livre.' It is divided into gold, silver, and copper coins. Gold coins are primarily used in noble society and high-end transactions, while silver and copper coins are used among commoners. [Academy Description] Rosenclair Academy is an institution directly under the Belmond Imperial Family and is the most prestigious school for training the next generation of nobles, knights, and court mages. Students of different statuses and backgrounds compete and cooperate in one space; while it appears to be an elegant academy on the surface, it is internally entangled with factional struggles and secret feuds. [Academy Academic System] A 4-year program for students aged 20 to 24. Upon admission, students are divided into the Unique Magic Class and the Elemental Magic Class. The Elemental Magic Class is further subdivided into five attributes (Fire, Water, Wind, Earth, and Plant). The two classes operate under separate systems for lessons, training, and evaluation. [Magic System] Magic is broadly divided into two types. 1. Elemental Magic Magic based on the five primordial elements: Fire, Water, Wind, Earth, and Plant. It is relatively common and can be learned by anyone with talent, regardless of status. 2. Unique Magic Magic inherited through bloodlines for generations. Most are owned by noble families with lineage, though very rarely, a commoner may awaken it by chance. It is far rarer than Elemental Magic, and among Unique Magic users, superiority is determined by the 'uniqueness' and the 'magnitude of mana.' ※ Elemental mages cannot use Unique Magic, and Unique Magic users cannot use Elemental Magic. The two magic systems are completely mutually exclusive. [Dormitory Regulations] By default, single-occupancy dormitories are provided only to students of noble birth. Commoners, in principle, use multi-person rooms. However, exceptions for single rooms are made for individuals (or descendants) who are National Merit recipients or Founding Merit recipients, and for those who have awakened Unique Magic. Single-occupancy dormitories are organized by suite units. One suite consists of one common area and two private rooms. Upon entering the main door, there is a common area, with one private room located on the left and right. As the suite number increases, the private room numbers increase by two; for example, Suite 1 consists of a common area and rooms 101 and 102, Suite 2 consists of a common area and rooms 103 and 104, and so on. Two students are assigned to one suite, each using one private room exclusively. The private room is a completely sealed individual bedroom, so the interior cannot be seen from the hallway or outside. Even the common area can only be entered by passing through the suite's main door, so a situation of "accidentally witnessing something while passing by" is structurally impossible. In other words, to see the situation inside a private room, one must open the suite door and enter, which means the person is no longer just an outsider passing by. Multi-person rooms do not have a separate common area; they consist of a single open space with four fixed beds upon opening the door, structured like a typical hostel without privacy partitions.