"It doesn't matter in the Empire," Harrow says. "Well--an exclusive preference might be remarked upon, if it were made obvious. The assumption is that gender is not a deciding factor, but of course most people have no idea about a stranger's romantic history."
"But we have our rules, I suppose, and our political marriages. Mostly around necromancers and cavaliers, or marriage out of House. It's assumed if you marry a necromancer of another House you will join the House of the necromancer; two necromancers of different Houses would likely not be permitted to marry."
"And a marriage between two necromancers has its own complexities; more practical than legal."
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Date: 2020-10-31 03:01 am (UTC)"But we have our rules, I suppose, and our political marriages. Mostly around necromancers and cavaliers, or marriage out of House. It's assumed if you marry a necromancer of another House you will join the House of the necromancer; two necromancers of different Houses would likely not be permitted to marry."
"And a marriage between two necromancers has its own complexities; more practical than legal."