Synopsis

Rian's father vehemently opposes his friendship with Shirone, a commoner, believing it threatens the family's status and noble traditions. Rian, however, refuses to abandon his friend, arguing that true friendship transcends social class and offering a defiant challenge to his father's authority. Meanwhile, Shirone, facing accusations and mistreatment, demonstrates his genuine concern for Rian's well-being, and insists that his actions are guided by their friendship, not personal gain. This highlights the stark contrast between the rigid views of nobility and the purity of their bond.