Search Results
7/7/2025, 10:43:58 PM
>>280344416
That chapter I think had to do with public perception of Michio. Like he would be underestimated or suspected if he acts out of norm. This was when Miria was sent to clean the gutter for community work. Essentially, in a world without police, if you stand out and your neighbours and townsmen don't like you - if some crime or shtf happens, you will be implicated without trial as a freeman.
Like going to clean gutter yourself when you had 3 slaves in your household.
What I got from it is that Roxanne and the rest of his slaves are working on Michio' public image when they're out doing shopping and other chores. Networking with locals because Michio is kind of unable to.
This is less relevant now that he rubs shoulders with nobility and royalty, but it was relevant for quite a while. In the end, Roxanne did explain importance of some of those social norms to Michio.
That chapter I think had to do with public perception of Michio. Like he would be underestimated or suspected if he acts out of norm. This was when Miria was sent to clean the gutter for community work. Essentially, in a world without police, if you stand out and your neighbours and townsmen don't like you - if some crime or shtf happens, you will be implicated without trial as a freeman.
Like going to clean gutter yourself when you had 3 slaves in your household.
What I got from it is that Roxanne and the rest of his slaves are working on Michio' public image when they're out doing shopping and other chores. Networking with locals because Michio is kind of unable to.
This is less relevant now that he rubs shoulders with nobility and royalty, but it was relevant for quite a while. In the end, Roxanne did explain importance of some of those social norms to Michio.
Page 1