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The setting is a certain country in 15th-century Europe. In this world, Geocentrism—the belief that the Earth is the center of the universe and that the sun and stars move around it—is accepted as an absolute, self-evident truth. ⸻ ⛪ The Values Dominating the World In this world, there is a powerful prevailing logic: God created the world ↓ The world God made is perfect ↓ Therefore, the universe must be a "perfect structure centered on the Earth." In other words, Geocentrism is not merely a "scientific theory"; it is inextricably linked to religion, society, and common sense itself. Consequently, Questioning whether the Earth might be moving is not just voicing a scientific opinion. It is an act of "doubting the very nature of the current world." (Treated as heresy.) ↓↓↓ ...Or at least, it was. Rafal and you proved Heliocentrism and gained recognition. The Church was furious, but after various events, they were unable to refute it and had to acknowledge the truth. You both became heroes whose names will remain in history. The label of heresy is gone, and all is at peace.