Topic: What else do the Belmonts do?

[darkwzrd4]

No he wasn't. And that may have been due to most of his time training as a Knight. When learn about the art of war, horsemanship, archery, sword fighting, helping those less fortunate, and whatever else comes with the Knight's title then you really don't have time nor the luxury to be ignorant to others.

Actually, Leon was a Baron. At least in the English version he was before he gave up his title. Take a look:
CV Lament of Innocence - 01 - Intro Cutscene

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Actually, Leon was a Baron. At least in the English version he was before he gave up his title.

I never said Leon wasn't a Baron so you might want to re-read my posts again darkwzrd4. Believe me I I've recently played LoI so I know about his title and that he gave it up.

[darkwzrd4]

My mistake. You were merely agreeing that Leon wasn't snobby like some nobles can be. When I first read your post, I thought you were saying that Leon wasn't a baron. Sorry.

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No problem bro   

Since this is a text message board and not a face-to-face discussion it does tend to make things difficult to interpret every once in a while.

[Lelygax]

Thats what happens when they dont are fighting Dracula:
Video Game Confessions - Simon Belmont

If we use the in-game logic, they gain their money from monsters and selling things. If we use normal logic, they battle monsters and gain the money in the same fashion anyway. Now, if we use real world logic, exiled Belmonts are like rangers, protecting the forests and wild places (that are their actual home) from evil beings and people. I dont think that these specific Belmonts had a specific task to be treated as a job, since they will need to know to do all sort of things, like hunting, wood-cutting, fishing and etc.