Ghur’s friendliness and hospitality were not shaped by his nature as a knight. Instead, they were deeply rooted in his family’s values and environment.0

House Jobbs had members who cultivated battle qi or specialized in magic, but they were neither a traditional knight house nor an ancient magic family.1

Instead, they were fundamentally a business-oriented family, driven by profit, with their development steered by financial gain.1

Ghur’s enthusiasm for Sein was partly because they were peers of the same rank.0

In the Magus World, Rank One creatures were not considered powerful. Nevertheless, Sein was highly valued by House Jobbs for his status as a Knight Continent’s trialist, his considerable potential, and his significant background.0

This value was reflected in Ghur’s gifts to Sein, which were not acts of personal generosity but investments by House ...0