Book 2: Chapter 6: The Play, Espressivo of Light and Darkness Part One 1
Even though we had joined the student council, our normal classes were still held as usual. Throughout the day, I continued to attend the servant course from the morning like always.
Servants were commonly expected to be generalists rather than specialists. Therefore, the topics our classes covered were both broad and shallow, the one I was currently present at being about magic.
However, the magic of this world wasn’t that developed.
Parallel with the history of my previous life, magic was developed to enrich the lives of the people. With that said, the same wasn’t quite true for the aristocratic era.
This reality was a reflection of that truth.
But on the other hand, the development of magic tools here was quite advanced despite that truth. This was probably due to the fact that while the game was set in a medieval time, it still wanted to portray a worldview that the players could sympathise with.
For example, the scenery of the towns were clean because of the existence of magic tools that regulated the sewers, and to create iconic events where a dazzling spotlight could shine upon the form of a dancing couple, similar magic tools were created that regulated light.
Only the magic tools necessary for the creation of a beautiful story were developed in this world.
The ‘realistic’ reason given to justify this was that such tools were highly valued among the nobility here. Having lived through an extended era of peace, the aristocracy couldn’t help but pursue the advancement of hygiene and elegance, aspects that elevated their image.