During the days he had hidden in the Holy Sword Church's library, Riezel had gained a general understanding of this world's power system and its levels.
That was why he had not been surprised when Merlot mentioned Tactical Class Magic and Strategic Class Magic.
This world's power system and power levels had much in common with those of the Akasha Continent.
For example, magic was divided into three categories: Combat Class Magic, Tactical Class Magic, and Strategic Class Magic, just like on the Akasha Continent.
However, unlike the Akasha Continent, where there were Tactical Class Mages and Strategic Class Mages, this world did not rank people according to the level of magic they could master. It ranked them entirely by strength.
In other words, even if a Strategic Class Mage from the Akasha Continent had mastered Strategic Class Magic capable of destroying an entire metropolis, if they themselves were too weak to display sufficient strength in battle, then upon arriving in this world, their status might not even compare to that of the weakest knight.
The people of this world did not place the same extreme importance on the military value of Strategic Class Magic as those on the Akasha Continent. Or rather, they would not grant someone an exalted status solely because they could use Strategic Class Magic. They would instead recruit or train them as a special type of talent.
If the person lacked strength, then in the eyes of the major national powers, they were little more than a mobile human-shaped nuclear bomb, with no special treatment beyond that.
In this world, strength was the foundation of everything.
At the same time, there was no concept of swordsmen or mages here.
Because this world had no such thing as sword techniques.
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