Popular NPC in a Gender-Reversed Game

A strong person doesn't fall from the sky overnight.

No matter how talented someone is, they can't split rocks right after birth. Unless they’re a dragon, perhaps.

Even if they are a general who shakes the heavens and the earth, when they are born, they are just a helpless baby who drinks formula and grows up.@@novelbin@@

The effort they put in to become a general, the bone-crushing hard work and the life-and-death battles they experience, cannot be ignored. In short, a strong person is not suddenly made, but is forged over a long period of time.

This was no different for the Remegaton, who lived hidden in the darkness.
The history of Remegaton was much older than expected, and most of the higher-ups there had already made a mark in society in some way.

A prime example was Sephir, the 5th faction leader. She had a prestigious background even before joining Remegaton, with the title of Tower Master.

It was possible to trace the pasts of the faction leaders if needed.

...But the word "most" implies that there are, of course, those who don't fit into that category.

“Ugh! I’m telling you, let’s have a fireworks display for the city’s entrance event, okay?”
“But that would draw too much attention... We barely escaped the eyes of the nations and have just managed to move beyond the village level. Fireworks? I don't want to have a housewarming party for the knights in my new home.”
“But fireworks are so beautiful! You can’t ignore fireworks, can you?”

A prime example was Libya, the 3rd faction leader.
Very few people knew her past. I heard she had been a member of Remegaton for a long time, but even fewer knew exactly when she joined.