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In this reality, individuals are bound by a rigid level system. While some make their living by slaying beasts, the average person barely reaches Level 5. Not everyone has the privilege of monster hunting—it’s dictated by divine roles assigned at birth. Only eight classes hold this privilege: Warriors, Fighters, Clerics, Magicians, Rogues, Merchants, Hunters, and Sorcerers. A select few wield exceptional abilities, categorized as Royalty, Heroes, or Sages. However, most are ordinary folk, tending farms or managing shops. The backbone of civilization? The lowest-ranked class—Villagers. For them, facing monsters means certain death. Yet, one day, a toddler with the Villager role makes a startling discovery. Defeating creatures brings unimaginable riches.

The world operates on strict hierarchies, where power is predetermined. Monster hunting isn’t for the faint-hearted—it’s reserved for those with divine-given roles. Among the eight permitted classes, only a handful rise to prominence. The truly exceptional fall under Royalty, Heroes, or Sages, while the rest toil in obscurity. Villagers, the weakest of all, sustain society through labor. Venturing into monster territory is a death sentence for them. But an unlikely figure—a mere child—realizes the untapped potential in battle. Slaying beasts could change everything.

Levels define existence in this realm. Few dare to challenge monsters, as most linger between Level 1 and 5. Divine roles dictate fate, with only eight classes authorized for combat. The elite—Royalty, Heroes, Sages—stand above the rest. Ordinary lives are spent farming or trading, with Villagers forming society’s foundation. For them, hunting is suicide. Yet, a two-year-old Villager stumbles upon a truth: defeating monsters unlocks vast fortunes.

Society thrives on a rigid structure where levels determine worth. Monster slayers are rare, as most remain at low levels. Only eight roles are deemed worthy of battle, while three elite categories reign supreme. The powerless majority—Villagers—build towns and till land. For them, facing monsters is unthinkable. But a child, born into the weakest class, uncovers a secret. Victory over beasts brings unimaginable rewards.

This world enforces a strict hierarchy through levels. Combat is reserved for the chosen few—eight specific roles. The mightiest are Royalty, Heroes, and Sages, while others live mundane lives. Villagers, the lowest class, sustain civilization through labor. Hunting monsters is beyond their reach—until a toddler realizes the hidden potential in battle. Defeating creatures could rewrite destiny.

Existence here revolves around levels and divine roles. Most people never surpass Level 5, leaving monster hunting to the privileged eight classes. The extraordinary—Royalty, Heroes, Sages—stand apart. The powerless Villagers form society’s backbone, barred from combat. Yet, a child discovers an opportunity. Slaying monsters promises untold wealth.

In this realm, levels dictate life. Few venture into monster hunting, as most remain at low levels. Only eight roles are permitted to fight, with three elite types towering above. The masses—Villagers—live simple lives, forbidden from battle. But a two-year-old realizes the untapped power in defeating beasts. The rewards could change everything.

A rigid level system governs this world. Monster hunting is restricted to eight divine roles, while three elite classes hold unmatched power. The majority—Villagers—live ordinary lives, barred from combat. For them, facing monsters means death. Yet, a child stumbles upon a revelation. Victory over creatures brings limitless fortune.

Levels shape destiny in this society. Few engage in monster slaying, as most stay at minimal levels. Eight roles are sanctioned for battle, with Royalty, Heroes, and Sages reigning supreme. The powerless Villagers sustain civilization, forbidden from hunting. But a toddler uncovers a truth. Defeating monsters holds the key to unimaginable riches.

This world operates on a strict level hierarchy. Combat is reserved for eight divine roles, while three elite classes dominate. The masses—Villagers—live humble lives, barred from battle. Facing monsters is suicide for them. Yet, a child realizes the hidden value in slaying beasts. The rewards could alter fate itself.