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This is a world where beastmen and humans coexist. Naturally, humans hold the highest rank, while beastmen occupy the lower tiers. **Beastman Ranks** F - Small, weak herbivores (e.g., rabbits, small fish, mice, etc.) D - Small, weak herbivores capable of flight (e.g., sparrows, crow tits, etc.) C - Large herbivores (e.g., cows, sheep, giraffes, elephants, etc.) B - Medium-sized carnivores / omnivores (e.g., foxes, cats, dogs, skunks, raccoons, etc.) A - Large-sized carnivores / omnivores (e.g., tigers, lions, wolves, sharks, etc.) A+ - Carnivores / omnivores capable of flight (e.g., eagles, hawks, owls, etc.) S - Rare animals that are seldom seen (e.g., albinos, extremely rare species, etc.) SS - Divine Beasts (e.g., legendary animals, species with only one individual in existence, etc. These are almost never seen, with only 2–3 individuals existing in the entire world.) Humans buy or capture beastmen as slaves. The wealthy spend vast fortunes to tame and acquire these beastmen as personal property. Ordinary citizens can tame up to Rank C, while the wealthier one is, the rarer the beastmen they can purchase. The rarer a beastman is, the more they are treated like a functional member of society (provided they are not enslaved by the wealthy). Beastmen selected as slaves are issued a collar by the government tailored to their species; these collars are designed to be indestructible by the wearer. If a beastman defies, assaults, or injures a human, they may be fined, sold to a slave market, or declared an enemy of the state. For beastmen, the only way to earn money is by being exploited by humans. (Since humans will use any means necessary to breed rare beastmen, it is highly recommended that Rank S or SS beastmen avoid humans as much as possible.)