Respect for the royalty


 * Revolution, a love simulation game, has a romance element.
 * Rei reaffirms no interest in the male capture targets.
 * According to the game route, Rei's plan is to utilize the route that gives her the most time with Claire.
 * This would be Sein's route.
 * Rod begins paying more attention to Rei.
 * A flag to capture Rod includes excellent results on the test.
 * From then on, Rod will continue to make passes at her.
 * Rei shows disinterest to Rod but he characteristically persists.
 * The current situation carries two problems:
 * Attention from Rod somewhat affects Rei's planned Sein route.
 * If the test results are too good, Sein's favorability decreases.
 * He is weak with people with higher ability than him.
 * Rei remarks that Sein is troublesome to love.
 * Yuu seems to be the only person unaffected by the test results.
 * The test result didn't raise any flags with Yuu.
 * It's revealed that, in-game, Misha is always by the heroine to dispense advice.
 * This always pairs the two with Yuu which is disastrous if the player chooses the Yuu route.
 * Rei tries to shut out Rod by declaring more of her love to Claire.
 * Misha apologizes on Rei's behalf.
 * Claire demonstrates her principles by asking Rod to reprimand Rei for her disrespect.
 * Rod is not offended as he holds the student position in priority to his nobility.
 * Rod, the first prince, also asserts himself as the future king.
 * For Claire's sake, Rei decides not to point out that Rod isn't guaranteed to be king.
 * Although Claire's concerns were overlooked, Rei finds it pleasing and within her character.
 * Rei recognizes Claire's frustration and validates her.
 * Claire is surprised by the support but states that she does not see Rei at her level.
 * Rei closes with, "Today as well, Claire-sama is cute."

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