Demon Hunter: I have a red gourd

Chapter 91: A paper on the sorceress's research on relationships between men and women

Kayla bit her lower lip lightly, a hint of shame and annoyance flashing in her eyes.

But soon, she returned to her cunning appearance.

She raised her chin slightly, met Ivan's gaze, and a hint of anger and smile appeared at the corner of her lips.

"Oh, I didn't expect you to be so cold just now, but now you're suddenly acting so frivolous? What? Do you really think I wouldn't dare?"

As she spoke, her fingers nimbly unbuttoned the top button of the thin shirt. The movement was slow and somewhat deliberate, seductive.

Ivan was slightly stunned. He didn't expect that Keira would actually do this in front of him.

Did you guess wrong?
In the world of witchers, sorceresses have always been known for their boldness and open style, and this is true.

But behind this openness, there is often a gradual process.

Most sorceresses come from the renowned Aretuza Academy, a prestigious institution that has educated countless outstanding sorceresses and holds a pivotal position in the field of magical education.

Aretuza College's principal, Tishaya de Vries, is highly respected for her rigorous and meticulous approach to scholarship. Under her careful management and strict guidance, the college has established a highly standardized and systematic teaching system and code of conduct.

Under her iron-fisted management, Aretuza Academy became a secluded "daughter kingdom," where men were forbidden from entering. This pure land was isolated from all the disturbances of the outside world.

This also means that the female sorcerers studying here have almost no chance to interact with men during their long student career, and their understanding of men is mostly limited to before school and in books and rumors.

However, in this world where most women have no status, sorceresses who study magic are undoubtedly a special group.

Magic, or chaotic energy, is a double-edged sword.

When humans have not yet fully mastered the methods of manipulating and using them, they are like travelers exploring in the dark. Instead of being a help to them, the chaotic energy will turn into ferocious beasts and ruthlessly corrode their bodies.

Affected by chaotic energy, those gifted with magical talent often develop various deformities or even disabilities in childhood. This is especially true for those gifted magicians/source sorcerers who are considered the most gifted.

Because of their strong affinity for chaotic energy, the erosion they suffer before they can fully control this power is often more severe, and they constantly endure pain and suffering that ordinary people can hardly imagine.

Because of this, many sorceresses endured a difficult childhood, facing discrimination from others. Due to their physical deformities, they were not only seen as aliens by their peers, suffering merciless ridicule and rejection, but even their families often expressed disdain and disgust towards them.

In those dark years, they were isolated in the corner of the world, like orphans abandoned by fate.

These painful memories are like sharp blades, piercing their fragile hearts, but also forging their tenacious character. Today, many sorceresses' beautiful eyes often flicker with flames of anger, a silent resistance to the injustices they once suffered.

At Aretuza Academy, they learned how to control magic, and afterward, they would immediately use magic to repair and transform their bodies and appearances damaged by the erosion of magic. At the same time, to make up for the shortcomings of their childhood, many sorceresses became extremely vain after graduating from the academy.

What they wear and use can be as luxurious and revealing as possible, and they are very keen on competing with each other.

Their clothing is also different from that of other women. In this world, common women will wear headscarves on their hair, while noble women will wear their luxurious hats.

The sorceresses choose to keep their hair long and draped over their shoulders, as if only by doing all of the above can they show their yearning for freedom and their unique personality.

The same is true for men.

Due to the iron-fisted management of Aretuza Academy and the years of repression, many female sorcerers will experience a period of extremely "chaotic" relationships between men and women after graduation.

Perhaps, deep down in their hearts, many of them are unwilling to indulge themselves in this way, but instead yearn for a sincere and pure relationship.

However, as their status improves after graduation, their social circles have undergone tremendous changes, and are permeated with a culture of extravagance and instant gratification. In such an environment, the actions and words of those around them unconsciously influence them.

And those fellow sorceresses who graduated earlier than them are the biggest propagators of this trend. They spare no effort to pull these newly graduated sorceresses into this social vortex full of illusions and temptations, causing them to gradually lose their original selves.

In order to fit into this new environment and not be seen as an alien, under the pressure and temptation of the outside world, even those sorceresses who want to stick to themselves will slowly go with the flow and make some choices that go against their conscience.

After this chaotic period, the relationships between these sorceresses and men will likely develop in three directions:
First, they are going further and further down the path that deviates from their original intentions, becoming more and more unruly, throwing away all their original principles and bottom lines, and completely losing themselves.

Relying on their own magical strength and high social status, it is easy for them to obtain all kinds of resources. The readily available materials and easily satisfied desires will make ordinary joys no longer stir up the waves in their hearts.

Therefore, in order to find that fleeting sense of excitement, they will continue to break the boundaries of morality and ethics, falling deeper and deeper into the quagmire of indulgence.

For example, other genders, other races, and demon hunters.

The second part, the sorceresses, after experiencing the bitterness of frivolous emotions, have developed a stronger desire for a sincere and warm relationship in their hearts. They will search for the person who can give them sincerity in the vast sea of ​​people, hoping to have a pure and firm love.

And they will do whatever it takes to achieve their true love.

The last group of sorceresses completely lost interest in love between men and women in their extreme decadence. From then on, they chose to put aside the troubles of the world and devote all their energy and enthusiasm to academic research.

Since then, he has been seeking inner peace and satisfaction and realizing the sublimation of his self-worth through the exploration and research of magic.

(End of this chapter)