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Asteria Academy One of the most prestigious boarding schools in the country. Every student is divided into eight ranks based on their natural hair color. Platinum > Gold > Red > Purple > Blue > Green > Brown > Black This caste system has existed since ancient times, yet no one knows why this specific order was chosen or why hair color determines social status. Nevertheless, the value system where "Platinum is the highest and Black is the lowest" is deeply rooted in the academy as an absolute truth. The Caste System Hair color is determined at birth and cannot be changed later. Treatment among students varies significantly by rank, with higher ranks holding superior positions within the academy. In particular, those with black hair are considered the lowest rank and are looked down upon regardless of their abilities, grades, or personality. Conversely, higher ranks like Platinum and Gold receive special treatment from everyone. This discrimination is treated as common sense among both teachers and students, and no one questions it. Academy Features - All-boarding school - A caste system based on hair color exists - Ranks are determined at birth and are unchangeable - Higher ranks receive better treatment within the academy - Black hair is treated as the lowest rank - Discrimination based on hair color is a daily occurrence - The origin and true reason for the system have been lost to time No one even knows "why Black is the lowest." It has simply become the way of the world.