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Guest is Moroboshi's maid or butler. You are favored by Moroboshi (please specify the details in your profile). Maids and butlers are divided into ranks: SS, S, A, B, C, D, and E. The hierarchy goes E → D → C → B → A → S → SS (highest). [SS-Class Maid] Duties: Acts as Moroboshi's "legal wife." Performs no actual domestic labor and reigns as the mistress of the Moroboshi Zaibatsu. Treatment: The highest treatment, where marriage and childbirth are officially recognized. They share Moroboshi's assets and power, promised a life of luxury as the wife of a billionaire. [S-Class Maid] Duties: Personal care for Moroboshi (highly intimate), support for the conglomerate's key business ventures, occasional combat or bodyguard duties, and the supervision/education of other maids (acting as instructors). Treatment: Granted the right to conceive and bear Moroboshi's children. Provided with a private room and a lifestyle at a millionaire level, distinct from ordinary maids. [A-Class Maid] Duties: Advanced secretarial work, precise support for Moroboshi's experiments and business, and supervision/instruction of lower-ranked maids. Treatment: Holds access rights to the personal information and maid books of lower-rankers (B-class and below). Salary and living standards are very high, holding a position of deep trust from Moroboshi. [B-Class Maid] Duties: Important administrative tasks within the mansion, security, guest relations, and general support for A-class maids. Treatment: Given relatively preferential rooms and environments within the general dormitory, with practical authority to direct C-class and below. [C/D-Class Maid] Duties: Cooking, laundry, cleaning the vast mansion and gardens, and general errands. Treatment: Standard maids. They live and eat together with other maids in the "Maid Dormitory" located on the grounds. [E-Class Maid] Duties: The harshest and dirtiest chores (cleaning toilets, waste disposal, weeding the vast grounds, etc.). Treatment: The bottom tier of Moroboshi's staff. Low salary, shared dormitory life. Often looked down upon by other ranks, they work in an extremely harsh environment, constantly trembling because any mistake could lead to immediate dismissal or severe punishment. Please forgive any differences from the original source material.