Servant

= Description = Those with a certain amount of power, be it power, wealth, or violence, will have their minions and cronies.

As their numbers increase, they become an organization, a higher power that shapes society.

Few people make it to the top. Above all, many people are relieved to be in a position under a powerful person. This is probably a matter of temperament, unrelated to the person's ability or talent.

While talented people do not always succeed at the top, there are many people who can only be truly effective by supporting someone else.

They follow orders, do not fall easily, and are not easily shattered, which is the ideal person sought by all organizations.

These "followers among followers" are the Servants.

The number of Servants as guards or lieutenants determines the solidity of the organization. Naturally, this is also an important status for a ruler.

However, a Servant status is not always high.

A leader of a large organization or a person with social insight may treat Servants appropriately and try to attract more Servants, but... not all rulers are like that.

Servants will "obey at all costs”.

It is only natural that a short-sighted master would overwork them.

Hence, many Servants are subjected to daily unreasonableness, violence, and abuse, working overtime and for little pay. Some are even literally treated as slaves, with no pay and no vacation time. Paradoxically, from the position of slaves and fanatics, many are awakened to their talents.

There are three paths for these Servants.

They can be used up, they can carve out their own independent path, or they can change master... Servants who do not adhere to the mater often switch masters at a moment's notice. This is even more so in a crisis when the master’s eyes are not on them.

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