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176: Chapter 176 Badge Design Drawing 176: Chapter 176 Badge Design Drawing “Everything is here, and those two over there are smaller prefab huts; you can put them together following the blueprints.”

“Not bad, not bad.

It’s about time to replace my tent too.

Take the water tank with your hut, that’s the one, right?” Yars looked toward the few tricycles pulling the huts.

“That’s the one.

This is cement; you know how to use it.

If it’s not enough, we’ll talk about it later.”

Zhao Guang spread his hands, the items were already assigned to them anyway.

Then Zhao Guang brought out some coffee.

“I’ve changed a few varieties this time, give them a try.

Each has a different flavor.” To be honest, they were just some instant coffee, but they didn’t know that.

After all, since the packaging is all different, it counts as different varieties, right?

Instant coffee has its advantages.

At the very least, it’s convenient, isn’t it?

“I’ve heard from afar that there was a shipment of coffee, perfect for a tasting.” From a distance, Yalugo approached with his typical dignified noble demeanor.

Seeing Yalugo, Yars nodded slightly, “Come over.

In the entire camp, only a few of us are nobles; others wouldn’t indulge in this.”

Zhao Guang was speechless.

He shouldn’t have brought it up.

Originally, he just wanted to talk coffee and negotiate an appropriate price with them, but now that they started tasting the coffee, it would take a long time.

Sure enough, the two sat down, and then there was a ceremony that seemed to have been invented out of nowhere.

Zhao Guang watched the two fiddle around; minutes had already passed.

“How is it, this is the coffee tasting ceremony I came up with, I think it will definitely become popular.

You shouldn’t underestimate these ceremonies; with them, coffee tasting will surely be more flavorful.”

Fine, you nobles always have too much idle time; do whatever you want.

Zhao Guang could only nod.

There was no choice; after all, he was a noble himself.

“Since we have time, have you thought of a design for your emblem?

If not, you can have the people from the Emblem Management Office come up with one.

But whatever they come up with may not be to your liking.”

Zhao Guang thought for a moment, then drew a pattern on the table.

“I’ve decided, let’s go with the sun, moon, and stars.

The sun is up top, with the moon and stars below.”

Upon hearing Zhao Guang’s words, the two fell silent.

Then Yalugo said, “You can’t use that.”

“Why?” Zhao Guang was puzzled.

Why couldn’t he use it?

Were there special regulations?

Yars nodded as well, “Indeed, you can’t use that.

The sun, moon, and stars are not for just anyone to use.

The sun emblem is only for the Imperial Family and the Great Temple.

The moon and stars are a bit less restrictive but still about the same.”

So there are such regulations.

These people regulate even what emblems one can use.

“Fine, then I won’t use it.

Are there any other taboos?”

Thinking of an emblem design was quite troublesome; if he finally came up with one only for them to reject it, it would be very frustrating.

Better to understand the rules first.

The two exchanged looks, not expecting this kind of situation would occur.

Normally, a person who is about to become a noble, or is considering it, would learn about all aspects of nobility.

Who would have thought that Zhao Guang had no intention of learning?

Heraldry is a fundamental subject after all.

After a moment of silence, Yars finally spoke: “Although there aren’t many regulations, there are some.

For example, the scepter, crown, and throne are patterns only the Royal Family can use.”

“Then there are things related to the Divine, and some magical creatures, which are exclusive to the Temple lineage.”

Yalugo also added, “Aside from these taboos, there are other rules.

For example, military families typically can use wild beasts, such as the predator emblem of the Yars Family.

Conventional nobility often use flowers or ordinary animals for their emblems, like our family’s deer.”

Watching the two display their emblems, Zhao Guang nodded.

He had wanted to use a dragon, but it was clear at a glance that it wasn’t an ordinary creature.

If he really brought that out, who knows how it would be interpreted?

“Also, the giant dragon and other top-tier magic beasts are not for just anyone to use.

Those are reserved for Great Nobles.

So before you attain that status, don’t misuse these things; it will be rejected.”

Yalugo went on to say, “Lastly, you’ll need to pay a fee.

If you design your own emblem, it’s best to give the Emblem Office some money, or they might use various excuses to deny your application.

But the fee is not much; it shouldn’t be a problem for you.”

So it turns out that money makes the world go round everywhere.

But hearing all these complicated rules, Zhao Guang was even more annoyed.

So, you’re telling me I can’t use it.

Well, I’ll use it, as long as I know you won’t recognize it.

With that thought, Zhao Guang suddenly drew three circles on the table.

He had wanted to write ‘sun, moon, stars’ inside them, but Zhao Guang stopped himself.

If it were to be recognized, that would be troublesome; his own insignificant physical strength couldn’t withstand their backlash.

After all, for some reason, he could understand the language of this world and read its script.

Who knows, there might be a spell effect that allows others to do similar things.

If that’s the case, then he’ll just keep the three circles.

One day, he would be able to engrave the sun, moon, and stars onto them.

Zhao Guang indulged in a moment of fanciful thinking; with his eyesight, there were indeed words within the three circles.

“Three circles, are you sure this is your emblem?

There’s nothing taboo about that.”

Yalugo also said, “Many new nobles indeed like to use things associated with themselves, or that represent their achievements.

So, your three circles ostensibly represent tricycles, but they actually stand for pills, right?”

Curses for tricycles and pills, but after hearing this, it did sound quite right.

They were round, but his own idea couldn’t just be freely shared.

After all, even the sun, moon, and stars were off-limits, reserved for the Royal Family.

For others, at the very least, it had to be a Great Noble not weaker than the Royal Family.

“Exactly, you’re right, that’s what I meant.” Zhao Guang took a deep breath, resigned.

“Then there’s no problem, this completely meets the requirements.

I’ll see what I can do for you.” Yars agreed on the spot.

That way, this little guy would offer more benefits to him, wouldn’t he?