Only after obtaining temporary identification could they become Noxus "Quasi-Citizens."
A thin slip of paper—the temporary identification.
This sheet of paper was like an invisible threshold, separating them from true citizens of Noxus.
However, this did not mean they were completely excluded. On the contrary, it was only a beginning, a starting point toward a higher level.
After becoming "Quasi-Citizens," they had to reside in Noxus for three full years.
To them, these three years were both a test and a trial by fire.
They needed to adapt to the way of life here and understand its values.
Over these three years, the Quasi-Citizens would gradually integrate into life in Noxus and experience its unique charm.
They would see how Noxus maintained social stability through strict laws and order, and how it protected national security through a thriving economy and powerful military strength.
All of this would give them a deeper sense of identification with and belonging to Noxus.
However, these three years were merely a necessary path to a higher class.
Only those who truly passed the test and had no record of breaking the law could officially become citizens of Noxus and enjoy all the rights of citizenship here.
This was a hard requirement, with no room for negotiation.
Noxus was a society ruled by law. It would never go easy on lawbreakers.
Therefore, Quasi-Citizens had to remain clear-headed at all times and strictly abide by the laws and regulations, lest all their efforts go to waste.
The design of this system gave people the motivation and desire to climb upward.
They knew that only through their own efforts and struggle could they gain higher status and more rights in this society.
However, Chang Wei knew full well that this kind of class differentiation was not perfect.
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