In the tenth year of Roy's stewardship of Valtorre, the administrative system of the entire country had become quite perfect.
Commoners could hold office, nobles had to work, schools were everywhere, and admission no longer required overcoming difficult hurdles. White Magic and Black Magic were equally important, and the belief in sin was completely abolished.
The magic treatise she wrote by hand had become a must-have textbook for every student aspiring to study magic. The medicines she helped develop provided many struggling families with hope of finding a way out.
The twentieth year of Roy's stewardship of Valtorre.
The concept of the Royal Family no longer existed, and the hierarchical oversight system for officials was fully implemented.
The nobles' titles and special powers were basically nominal, slave contracts were abolished, and laws underwent a fifth major revision.
