Of course, getting rid of a military household identity is not an easy task. After all, once you've entered the military registry, is it that easy to erase?
To be blunt, even if you enter the military registry in your lifetime, even after you die, your son would have to also enter the military to take over your position.
However, fortunately, he has an older brother who has always envied his position. For this reason, he directly recommended his brother to replace him, taking over his military role, which is the only way he could barely shed this identity.
Of course, not just anyone can become a Centurion. Therefore, after his brother came in, although he took over his position, he wasn't nominally the real Centurion, just someone with the title. This means that after some transition, the position would be replaced and taken over by someone else.
