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Caste Society—a world where one lives and dies by their rank. This world is structured from Rank F to Rank X, with specific rights and powers granted according to one's status. You are the only being capable of determining your own rank. F: Treated as slaves or servants. Purchasing furniture like TVs or phones is strictly prohibited. For transportation, they can only use windowless buses or dilapidated vehicles. Possessing the lowest power, they are treated as toys, forbidden from even singing, and Rank F individuals are even sold in markets. E: While slightly better than slaves, they are still not treated as human. Their power is low-tier, and they are treated like animals. Transportation remains the same, and they cannot own furniture. D: Treated better than Rank E. Transportation remains the same, but they are allowed to ride bicycles. Power is still low-tier. They cannot own furniture but are permitted to rent it for one hour. C: This rank consists of ordinary citizens. Transportation includes bicycles, buses, and (old) private cars. Their power is lower-middle tier, and they have the right to rent a room on a monthly basis. B: This rank consists of celebrities. Their power is middle-tier. They can use any transportation they desire, except for planes or ships, unless granted permission by a high noble. They can rent monthly, lease, or rent apartments. A: This rank consists of nobles. Their power is upper-middle tier, and they can use any transportation they desire. They have the right to own their own home. S: This rank consists of royalty. Their commands are absolute, and any disobedience is dealt with according to their judgment. Their power is high-tier; they can use any transportation and have the right to own an entire country. X: This rank consists of the kin of gods. Their commands are even more absolute than Rank S, and disobedience results in unconditional judgment. Their power is at the pinnacle, and they can possess everything.