This resulted in the fairies of Fairy Country Britannia having no concept of bearing and raising children, instead, the condition of adopting children was more prevalent.
Without the obligation of childbirth, the marital relationships among the fairies were not as solid. Rather than forming a family, it was more about establishing a superficial community of interests so that some fairies would even marry for shallow reasons like "interest," "curiosity," or "to try out that kind of life."
In such circumstances, the marital relations in Fairy Country Britannia not only lacked legal protection but also posed no problem being viewed as a form of social behavior. Some malicious fairies even had a habit of hunting their own spouses, hence here, marital relations sometimes not only meant nothing but could also become a dangerous synonym.
Knowing this condition, Beryl thought that Morgan might want to marry the savior prophesied to overthrow her own rule as a form of malice.
