The Empire of Reimia (3)

A mercenary slave does indeed have great personal freedoms and even the opportunity to climb the social ladder, but he still can't avoid working, can he?

- Don't be offended, Naru, but I specifically emphasized that he can "not work" if he tries to start his own business. Of course, this involves significant risks and it is quite difficult to do, but those who are now his superiors and pay him money also went through the same risks and difficulties. If you mean that even after becoming the head of a company, he will have to make efforts to keep his business afloat, then the same can be said about his current boss. Moreover, both generals, ministers, and the empress also have to work hard. And each of them can be fired for poor work - and in the case of the emperor, overthrown from the throne. And this is the difference between a slave and a free person. A slave in Dreria will never be able to become a citizen, despite his desires and efforts. Answering your second question - at the moment, there are only two societies in the world where there is no inequality and poverty - these are Vistaria and Camellia. Very little is known about both states, because they do not let strangers in, and therefore we cannot even be sure that their stories about the absence of inequality are true.

It would have been better if Imira had saved and absorbed him.