Trafalgar Law Age Novels & Stories

right said pointing at Achuba. "Hey your face look familiar, you are that smart kid," she said. "Kid? I was 17 years old when I came to this university. You can't call a 17 year old boy a kid," Achuba said and Richard was impressed by his statement. "Well, a person less than 18 is considered to be a child according to the law. I thought you should know that since you are a political science student," Tina replied. "I'm pretty sure you didn't know my age back then," Achuba smiled.

“It’s a bar! I’m the barkeep! Shopkeeper? Don’t lump me on the same level as the part-timers. What do you want? You look a little too young to be here.” Zen deadpanned. You don’t say? Whoever made this as a store probably had a thing for breaking the law. Sure, many teenagers didn’t care about being underaged when it came to smoking and drinking. In fact, Zen bet that half of these mafia heroes and heiresses already did them before the age of twelve! However, the law was still the law. In a normal situation, Zen wouldn’t be allowed into any of these establishments. However, he was now in a game, and the same rules shouldn’t apply.

He lifted one of his hands to my neck and ran his fingers over my marking spot. “I can’t wait until you can wear my mark, it will look beautiful, almost as beautiful as you.” I swatted his arm playfully at his sweet words. It was a law that you couldn’t mark a wolf until they had come of age until they were 18. The consequences could be severe, Prince or not. There was a high chance that if a minor was marked they would become infected and they could die. Not to mention, if the crime was committed, the person could face imprisonment or worse, death. It was considered a violation and fell under the law of child abuse.