Glory Bell

Glory Bell (グローリーベル) is one of the four Premium Farms, where orphans were held as livestock for the demons. Just like the Grace Field House, Goodwill Ridge has appointed caretaker(s) to raise orphans that will later be sent to become livestock for the demons to consume. The plantation is at least 13 years old because Yugo told the Grace Field House escapees that he and his colleagues escaped it when they were living in the orphanage.

Appearance
Glory Bell's exterior appearance is mostly unknown. Although, in the third light novel, Records of Comrades, Glory Bell is described as "a sort of modest village, with a few buildings that could be counted on the fingers of one hand." It is also known that there is a library and a flower garden somewhere on the property. Additionally, there is a large clock and large bell on the property that rings everyday at noon and can be heard throughout the farm, this bell may be where Glory Bell gets it's name from. Instead of using radar, Glory Bell is located inside of a giant dome to prevent the children from escaping.

History
Glory Bell, similar to every other plantation, was built in order to keep children as livestock for the demons to consume. Following the Demons and the Ratri Clan's promise to not hunt each other, the humans who fled from the demon world to the human world gave some of their children as a parting gift. Said children were later kept in plantations. The Glory Bell farm did not exist 1,000 years ago. There were previous versions of top-grade farms, but it required around 400 years to come to the current form. Like all of the Premium Farms, there is a pathway to the Human World somewhere inside of Glory Bell for bringing food, toys, clothes, and others supplies to the farm.

As with all of the Premium Farms, the plantations at Glory Bell are designed to make the children's brains develop as much as possible by providing the them with everything they need to be happy and comfortable with minimal stress. The children are served gourmet food, sleep in plush beds, and are even permitted to celebrate their birthdays and holidays such as Christmas. All of the humans at Glory Bell (both adults and children) are identified by a coding sequence that is comprised of a mixture of letters and numbers on the left side of their abdomens.

In 2033, nineteen children escaped from Glory Bell and took refuge at Shelter B06-32 before heading to Goldy Pond in hopes of finding William Minerva. On their way there, the children were captured by the Poachers who brought them to Goldy Pond. Once there, Leuvis mercilessly slaughtered all of them with the exception of Yugo, who later returned to the Shelter alone, and Lucas, who begun living in the windmill with another boy, after barely managing to escape alive.

Tests
Everyday, the orphans are required to take tests under the guise of "schooling" which will make them more mentally and physically inclined. When in fact, these tests are designed to determine their quality as livestock. These tests are given daily in order to polish the brains and bodies of the children. The shipping order of all the children is based on how high they score on the test, with the lowest scoring child at each plantation being shipped out roughly once every two months. The children at Glory Bell can request special treats from outside the farm (such as a box of cookies) as a reward for getting good grades.

While six is always the youngest minimum age to be shipped out, each Premium Farm has a different maximum shipment age. For Grace Field, the maximum shipment age is twelve, for Glory Bell it is fifteen, and for Grand Valley it is seventeen. This is because each Premium Farm focuses on different developments in their livestock. Grace Field focuses solely on mental development and thus six years old is the minimum age to be shipped out of Grace Field because the human brain is said to be 90% developed by age six, and according to the manga, by age twelve it is completely developed. Whereas Glory Bell and Grand Valley focus on mental and physical development thus qualifying for a higher maximum shipment age to make their bodies more physically developed.

Orphans

 * Walter (Deceased)
 * Viviana (Deceased)
 * Damian (Deceased)
 * Flore (Deceased)
 * Pedro (Deceased)
 * Abel (Deceased)
 * Jatte (Deceased)
 * Hilda (Deceased)
 * Bess (Deceased)
 * Stacie (Deceased)
 * Numerous unnamed Glory Bell Orphans (Some deceased and some still alive)

Trivia

 * Yugo and Vincent are from different plantations at Glory Bell and thus did not know each other during their time at the orphanage.
 * This also means Glory Bell consists of at least 2 plantations, although there is likely more since Grace Field is confirmed to be the smallest Premium Farm and has 5 plantations.