Entering another settlement once more.
This was already the frontier of settlements that the Avenor Elven Court could establish in the Land of Chaos.
This was the core territory of a Silverleaf Lord.
The surrounding territories, along with several small and medium-sized settlements, were all vassals of this Silverleaf Lord.
This territory was called the Verdant Crystal Domain.
The noble system of the Avenor Elven Court was highly distinctive.
It was a dual-track noble system operating in parallel.
First came the pure-blood elf nobility.
To begin with, the vast majority of pure-blood elves lived in Elegy City, the capital of the Avenor Court.
Elf nobles who left the Court would receive the most basic noble title: Lolin Knight.
This title originated from the era of the ancient elven empire.
It was the same in both the Lotheran Elven Court and the Avenor Elven Court.
Lolin Knight was the most basic noble title. Those who earned merits could continue to raise their rank.
Above Lolin Knight was the title of Azurecourt Lord.
Generally speaking, these were elf nobles who possessed territories, usually governing a community or a settlement.
Above that came Silverleaf Lord, a still higher noble title.
Nobles of this rank were already pure-blood elf nobles with real authority in the Avenor Elven Court.
They possessed a territory, usually about the size of a county, with a sizable population and a standing force of soldiers.
They were the loyal cornerstone of the Avenor Elven Court.
Above them were Ancient Tree Lords, and finally, Sun Kings.
This was the noble system of the pure-blood elves.
The Lotheran Elven Court used the same system.
Meanwhile, the Avenor Elven Court also had a separate noble system for half-elves.
The titles differed, but the powers were similar.
The lowest-ranking half-elf title was Ranger Knight.