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Maylin comes across a rather curious chapter.Features and forms of marital behavior of intelligent animals
…Such forms of marriage arrangement are common throughout the continent. The society of fairies stands out particularly among the others. Despite the matriarchal structure, in which the supreme mothers reign, it is the male fairies who have the privilege of a harem. In my opinion, this is primarily due to the fact that, for some reason, there are far fewer of them than females. Under such conditions, this practice is more of a necessity than a cultural anomaly. This cannot be said about the Seneian Republic. Rich cultural and ethnic diversity, as well as a large number of regions and cities that regulate such issues at the local level, create conditions for the emergence of the strangest forms of marriage. And the harem form is no exception. In cities such as Aksot and Lovirg, more than one marriage partner can be had by both males and females. Moreover, the number of possible spouses is not regulated in any way. Despite this, judging by what I know at the time of writing this book, the maximum recorded number of partners is 122. This record was set by a very wealthy lady in the city of Lovirg. She almost managed to surpass the famous Lord Abasdarkhon, also known as the Dragon Lord, who had 134 wives. And this is not counting the huge number of concubines. Which the chroniclers of that time didn't even bother to count and document…
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But most of all, she was interested in the page about harem forms of marriage. And it wasn't because she suddenly began to understand and approve of such an option, because that didn't happen. It's just that, for some unknown reason, she was hooked by the passage about the famous Lord Abasdarkhon, who, as it turned out, changed partners more often than underwear or gloves... But why Maylin is so interested in this person remains a mystery.
“Kristall,” she said to her still-awake employer and friend, “you read interesting books. Do you still need it, or should I return it to the library tomorrow? And yes, what tasks do we have for tomorrow?
