As someone who had once visited here before, Reiger had somewhat gained an understanding of this upper-class restaurant, Honey Mead, which catered exclusively to the nobility.
The first floor here was a venue specialized for hosting banquets and balls, while the second floor had private rooms for minor nobles such as Viscounts and Barons. The third floor consisted of exclusive suites for higher nobility like Earls, Marquises, and Dukes, vividly showcasing the distinct hierarchies of the medieval noble class and their statuses, allowing one to clearly perceive what privilege means.
No matter how others deny it, in this world, nobles are people of privilege, while royals stand high above. Only the powerful can overturn the class discrepancies and be recognized by this elite circle, something ordinary civilians can never resist.
If Reiger were a passionate young man uncomfortable with privilege, he might possibly strive to change this situation.
