Pretty sure that in a lost of inheritance systems there are tons of nobles who don't actually have their own rank?It’s unlikely that the prince and his child became commoners or anything
Probably a high rank noble at the very least. Just that He and his family line can no longer be royalty
Of course if it was a situation like King of Thrones loves doing then there will probably problems further down the line
They'd be Lord "Name" of the House of "Dynasty Name". They'd have less legal influence than a lower rank with an actual title but so long as the title holder backed them they'd have the defacto influence of the House standing behind them.Pretty sure that in a lost of inheritance systems there are tons of nobles who don't actually have their own rank?
Like if you're idk a Duke's younger brother then you're a noble and you're probably more powerful than at least some lower ranked dudes with titles but you don't have a title of your own.
Yep yep. Point is that even with no title at all that baby still sorta outranks at least commoners in practice.They'd be Lord "Name" of the House of "Dynasty Name". They'd have less legal influence than a lower rank with an actual title but so long as the title holder backed them they'd have the defacto influence of the House standing behind them.
It's one of those areas where the formal legality and the practical situation differed strongly.
The answer for the last question is wrong, thus the judgment should have failed.
The correct answer is that she was banished for the crime of attacking her family and servants, or whatever it is that they pinned on her, since the question was which crime she was banished for and it doesn't matter if she was innocent or not since it doesn't change that she was banished for those crimes.
That still don't make the answer correct anyway. The "actual crime" was still the one pinned on her anyway, that doesn't change because the action was done and the sentence fulfilled, and the second one is a sixth question so it would be invalid by the rules set by the story.Well... The thing is, it's more "What actual crime was I banished for? What actual crime did I commit?"
I assume there a difference in power. Purifying a whole city and resting for 5 days to recovery is probably not a "normal" thing. Perhaps the sister was able to purify say...a gymnasium full of people, that power could still be consider the power of a Saintess but it takes her a month to recover.It's weird that the sister would not go ahead and purify it herself when she saw how things were going. Supposedly she was not doing it due to her health, but it's far worse for your health to lose your head. Unless her having holy powers was also a lie, but it's hard to believe they were able to fool the church too into declaring her a saintess.
The weakness in this story is that with a perfect lie detector, all they really had to do is submit any initial testimony to the same scrutiny.
For any crime whose punishment is above a certain threshold, allow the accused to defend themselves before God, with a massive increase in penalty if they are found lying.
"I am innocent of the charges leveled against me"
"TRUE"
Boom. Problem solved.
That's his fault, and the problem itself.I kinda feel bad for Kaizen, cause he's more or less being fooled, lied, and used.
But at least after being called out on page 27 he start to accept his own mistake, and own it.
In the end his action also more or less help Meylin clearing her accusation.
I'm reasonably certain that they are half-sisters.Based on the chapter title and the first few pages, I thought the twist would be that the goddess ordered Meylin to play the role of villainess for some reason, and the sister knew about it. Still a really good chapter compared to the last few.
The worst villain in this one has to be the Duke, who for some godforsaken reason decided to allow his step-daughter to pull this shit off rather than helping his blood-related daughter. If they were half-sisters I would've bought it more. Maybe the stepmother provoked the situation, but she wasn't even mentioned in the chapter, so who the hell knows what her involvement was.