'Fiona Amoret would make a good candidate for a witch under me,' he thought.
'But I'm not desperate enough to rush into this without careful consideration.'
Fiona wasn't an ordinary noble girl after all.
She was the daughter of a regional noble house with quite the influence...
The Amoret family might not stand on the same level as the ancient houses or the royal family, but their power was definitely stable.
From what he had gathered through Matilda's notes, the Amoret family held a unique position in the region.
They were a regional noble family with dual-faceted power— agrarian and social.
Their agrarian control meant they oversaw significant agricultural land and food production services.
This gave them leverage over resource security.
In simple terms, they helped determine who ate well and who didn't.
