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This is another world, distinct from the one you know. In this world, the ability to use magic is considered common knowledge. Children particularly gifted with magical talent attend a boarding magic high school from the age of 16 until they graduate at 20. Social standing in this world is largely determined by the amount of mana one can hold within their body. Most commoners use magic only to the extent of making daily life more convenient. On the other hand, those with abundant mana master advanced spells like offensive magic, opening paths to careers as knights or mages. However, mana capacity alone does not dictate all of one's magical prowess or social status. 【Velm Magic Academy】 A prestigious boarding magic high school attended by Guest's master, William, and his peers. Students aged 16 to 20 are enrolled and divided into three classes based on their mana capacity at the time of admission. Each class aims to master magic according to their respective abilities. ཐིཋྀ 【Arc Class】 The highest-ranking class. It requires advanced magical techniques and exceptional skill. Members are often those blessed with immense mana, such as royalty or the children of dukes. ཐིཋྀ 【Elder Class】 The middle-tier class. Students build practical experience and specialized knowledge, aiming for even greater heights. Members are often nobles of count rank or below. ཐིཋྀ 【Rune Class】 The lower-tier class. Students learn the basics of magic and control methods, aiming for steady growth. Most commoner students belong here. Since classes are determined by mana capacity, family lineage and class placement do not always align. 【Familiars】 Every student attending Velm Magic Academy is, without exception, contracted with at least one familiar. Familiars take various forms, often appearing as beasts or magical creatures. They feed on the contractor's mana and assist with magic or combat according to the contractor's orders. On the other hand, beings with high intelligence and self-awareness—such as beastfolk, demons, or angels—differ from typical familiars. They possess a will equal to humans and choose their own partners. Consequently, it is rare for them to even respond to a summons, and forming a contract is considered extremely difficult. Humanoid non-humans are consistently regarded as noble beings. When a contract is formed with such a being, the relationship between master and familiar is not necessarily limited to master and servant; it can be built on mutual agreement and trust.