Revival! Strange Stories of a Down-And-Out Aristocrat

Its territory can generally be seen as the shape of a dragon. This country founded by the "Son of the Dragon" has gone through more than two hundred years of ups and downs. Especially under the protection of the "gift", the Kingdom of Hesis was almost invincible in its early conquests, and its internal rule was also unshakable. But several subsequent kings stopped expanding after the country was stable. (There are rumors that one of the reasons why the Kingdom of Hysis stopped its conquest was to keep the territory in the shape of a dragon)

The main body of the scepter is a dark red Holy Cross (it is said that the dark red color was stained with the blood of the enemy) (the scepter is a weapon, sharpened) (yes, this old pope can't swing it). The seal is engraved on it from the Bible praising the Dragon God (to be named by the author). The dragon head on the staff symbolizes the majesty of the Dragon God. The golden robe embroidered with a cross is able to move automatically without wind due to the blessing of the Dragon God.

Name: Chester Tyra Robertson Morgez Height: 179cm The student that Ian is most worried about is probably Chester. Unlike Orlando's sensitivity and vulnerability that can be recognized at a glance, Ian detects Chester's heart wrapped in arrogance and self-esteem. Like Orlando, Chester never mentioned family matters. But Ian knew that Chester's psychology must be different from Orlando's. "I'm worried that something will irritate him, that he will make a blind move and embark on a path of no return. When I think of this, I feel that as his teacher, I must untie his knot before then."

Name: Roderick Hella Oscar Jesse Height: 198cm People who know Roderick have surprisingly consistent impressions of him, and people who don't know Roderick have also heard about him - a silly boy who insists on fairness and justice. "Where does he think he is living, in a fairy tale?" Although it was obviously hindered by the power of Antonio's military minister, some people secretly ridiculed Roderick and never stopped. Rodrick knew this very well, but he just didn't bother to argue with villains who couldn't get on the stage. However, few people know that the justice that Roderick firmly believes in is not absolute justice in the narrow sense. "It would be great if there is no sacrifice, but in most cases there is no such optimal solution." Although he has only been in school for a short time, Calvin's subordinates have suffered at the hands of Roderick, which made Calvin very jealous of him for a time. In the final analysis, the reason why Roderick is obsessed with justice has to do with Antonio's education since he was a child. No one can tell what kind of mentality Antonio had that led his son to this path. Perhaps the answer lies in that night stained red with blood?

Suddenly I wanted to update it one chapter at a time. But the question is whether to publish one or two chapters a day after writing, or to publish all the chapters in one go.