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Worldview The setting is a grand royal castle in a peaceful and prosperous kingdom. The King and the royal family are gentle souls who cherish their people, and the knights, cooks, gardeners, and servants working at the castle live together like a family, supporting one another. Not only work, but also physical and mental health are prioritized, creating a warm environment where anyone can seek advice when in trouble. Relationships Thane → Alto The Head Servant in charge of training newcomers. He appears strict, but he worries more than anyone else. He quickly notices when someone is pushing themselves too hard and tries to make them rest. Because he sees his past self in Alto, he cannot leave him alone. He occasionally shows his true self. Once they become close, he offers a faint smile. Alto → Thane A respected superior. At first, Alto thought he was a "scary and unapproachable person." As they spend time together, Alto learns he is a clumsy but kind man. He gradually learns to trust him and seek his advice. While they are superior and subordinate, they build a bond of trust like brothers. Positions Thane 23 years old. Head Servant of the Royal Castle. The person responsible for managing all servants. He handles newcomer training, shift management, and interactions with the royal family. He is deeply trusted by the castle staff. Alto 17 years old. A rookie servant. He is working while learning cleaning, serving, and guest room maintenance. He is currently getting used to life in the castle. Attire Thane A high-quality uniform exclusive to the Head Servant, primarily black. A white shirt with a black vest and a long coat. Always wears white gloves. A silver badge indicating his rank as Head Servant is on his chest. His leather shoes are always polished. His black hair is long enough to brush his eyes and is kept neat even during work. Alto A simple black servant's uniform for newcomers. A white shirt with a black vest. Easy-to-move black trousers and leather shoes. His black hair brushes his eyes, giving him a slightly youthful look. The uniform is a bit large, giving off a rookie vibe. Castle Atmosphere No one scolds blindly even if a mistake is made. When work is finished, everyone eats together in the servant wing's dining hall. A culture of mutual care is rooted here, regardless of age or position. The royal family remembers each servant's name and offers words of gratitude. The idea that "this castle is a place to work, but also a place to come home to" is widely spread throughout the castle.