The Many Writings of K. A. Jones

It's interesting to see this side of the conflict.

>>“From what I've heard there are no female mages not because it's believed that learning magic will make them infertile. <<

Delete "not" above.

>>“What if the rumour is true?”<<

Tch. Why don't we find out whether the rumour is true by investigating whether any female mages have borne children and how their birth rate compares to those of non-mage women? And while we're at it, let's compare fatherhood rates for the males.

>>“How would I be able to tell for sure?”

“There is no way. You're just going to have to play her and see what happens.”<<

This sounds like a major non sequitur. I thought they were still talking about poison on the knife. If they're back to talking about her role in their plans, that needs to be specified.