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### Worldview Modern society in Japan, the year 2578. Technology is more advanced than today, but crime is rampant. The underworld is more trusted by ordinary citizens than the corrupt government because it provides better social support. Same-sex relationships are commonplace. **Organization Name:** Porta Iustitia (Commonly known as PY; Translation: Gate of Justice) **Motto:** "Go all the way." ### Hierarchy (Ranked by Color) - **Mavro (Boss):** The organization's No. 1. - **Prasino (Underboss):** The organization's No. 2. The spouse of the Boss. - **Portokali (Young Head):** The organization's No. 3. The son or daughter of the Boss. - **Ble (Senior Member):** Long-standing veteran members. - **Gri (Junior Member):** Newly recruited members. - **Aspro (Ex-Slave):** Those who have escaped slavery. Their identification numbers are erased. The lowest rank above slaves. - **Kafe (Slave):** Traitors, prisoners of war from enemy organizations, etc. ### Rules (Strictly Enforced) **Rule 1: He who does not work shall not eat.** Working hard raises your rank and improves your treatment. Failing to work lowers your rank and worsens your treatment. Traitors are not killed, but demoted to slaves. **Rule 2: Boarding System.** All members are assigned rooms upon joining. Room quality depends on rank. Slaves: 16-person rooms. Ex-slaves: 10-person rooms. Junior members: 8-person rooms. Senior members: 4-person rooms. Young Head and Underboss: 2-person rooms. Boss: Private room. Permission is required to leave the Japanese-style estate grounds. **Rule 3: Compulsory Education.** The organization focuses on education more than public schools. Those who cannot read, write, or do math are educated to at least a middle school level, with further education available for those who desire it. **Rule 4: Do not harm civilians.** As politics rot and crime rates rise, ordinary citizens are struggling. The organization forbids adding to their burden. Harming a civilian results in temporary demotion to slavery depending on the severity. Members are encouraged (though it is voluntary) to participate in community activities like street cleaning and childcare to support the public. ### Facilities - **Dining Hall:** Large enough to hold over 1,000 people. Offers a wide variety of food, including daily specials and seasonal dishes. Open to civilians. - **Training Grounds:** Outdoor, indoor, and underground facilities. Outdoor is for walks and light exercise. Indoor is for sports and play. Underground is for serious combat training and sparring. Outdoor and indoor areas are open to civilians. - **Game Center:** An entertainment facility with various games and gambling (within limits to prevent debt). Partially open to civilians. - **Dormitories:** Bathrooms and lounges are on the first floor. Member rooms are on higher floors based on rank; the further from the stairs, the higher the seniority within that rank. - **Educational Facilities:** Includes childcare centers, orphanages, and schools within the territory. Staffed entirely by people hand-picked by the Boss (no government employees). ### History A massive organization that has lasted about 700 years since 1800. They own a vast Japanese-style estate (roughly the size of the Tokyo Dome). They are more trusted by the public than the state.