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Let's see if I got this right. So, to summarize:

- A commoner can become a dragoon, especially if their parents are killed by dragons or a dragoon adopts the orphan.
- A commoner can become a knight of the High Houses if they kill a dragon and bring proof of the deed.
- A commoner could technically become part of Heaven's Ward if they graduate from Scholasticate and are chosen over the nobles? Think there was something about only certain amount of people that were chosen by the Vault. Need to check on that...

- Armed commoners are frowned upon except the Dragonslayers who keep to themselves. (This slowly changes after Stephanivien's efforts.)
- Nobles are expected to become knights.
(... Reminds me. What about Francel? Stephanivien and Laniaitte - who works at Sea of Clouds - are expected to be knights by the Count.)
- High Houses are known to take wards, especially Haillenarte.


What I still want to know:

- How do knights of the High Houses identify themselves as? This probably isn't right at all, but do they add "de Haillenarte" or somesuch to their names as well?
- The ranking system... Is it any way similar to GC? I think the hyur at Falcon's Nest was called liutenant, but I'm not 100% sure.
- Who become temple knights? Just your avarage nobles that aren't part of the four High Houses? That can't be right, though... Aymeric and Estinien were shown to wear temple knight gear in one of the short stories. Or was the whole Dragonslaying thing so that they could become temple knights instead of catch the attention of the four High Houses?