Although the conflicts among the female warlocks are filled with tension, they are not yet a cause for concern.
In Lann's analogy from his homeland, these pioneering women of the Magic Middle Ages are somewhat like outstanding female executives in large corporations.
Dominant, ambitious, with a fierce and unabashed desire for power and profit.
However, this unabashed dominance and desire doesn't make them feel embarrassed; instead, it makes them even more dazzling in this era.
The public perception of female warlocks as venomous creatures is somewhat accurate, but mostly it stems from the instinctive resistance of ordinary people towards those in power.
Those who can recklessly display their desires and pursue power are always a minority.
The female warlocks are often very proactive; however, since they haven't reached the point of clashing with magic, it means their conflicts are only at the level of ordinary people's 'squabbles'.
