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Linnea couldn't help but notice that their class was a colorful and diverse group, ranging from descendants of ancient aristocratic families to simple village boys. However, she wasn't too surprised by the presence of the former. But the demand from one of the nobles to appoint him as the class prefect, as well as the experiment that followed, came as a surprise to her, even if it was something amusing to watch.
However, she had no intention of voting for Romeo. And she had no doubt that most of the class shared her opinion. Of course, sometimes such upstarts turn out to be good at what they do, but the descendant of the ancient Helsward family made Linnea think of him as a self-important person, albeit a relatively harmless one. After him, the girl eliminated the candidacies of shy and taciturn boys, such as Moriner or Eli. According to her observations, people like the former were not good at coping with the stress of the responsibility placed upon them. The latter, at the moment, were an unknown quantity. She didn't even consider herself among the candidates for class prefect. Gradually, for one reason or another, the girl eliminated most of the other students, until only three candidates remained: Parphinor von Flexia, Bertrand De'Lart, and Azarina Eisenbach. And after some thought, Linnea decided to cast her vote in favor of the latter.