Congratulations for the first OC and thanks for the work, It's always exciting to see a new cute lady.
As a transmutative bimbo cowgirl, I'm hunger to have some lesson by my new teacher to makes me more like a real Minotauros.
Does she have some sex scene between two milkgirls? I can't wait Miss Serena to nurse me, and then take care of her by what I learn. I'll get an A at test.
I didn't want to typecast Serena
too much, but she does have milkies content as well as a little bit of sexual teaching. I hadn't thought about teaching someone to
be a mino. She does have a fair amount to say about Minoan citizenship, though.
Megane minos? In my erotic dark-ish fantasy setting? Turns out it's more likely than one might think, and I love it
Some more of the Big Lore would be nice to have as well, and it will definitely help with general player immersion.
One question I have is about Serena's students: does she teach the smol mino girls and boys reading and arithmetic, teach older cowgirls some gender specific vocational skills, or is she one of the tutors for the older kids of the richer minos that aspire for some important positions? Maybe all three, since a village is unlikely to have too many of either teachers or students?
All of this is addressed at various points in her content, but it's not easy to excerpt, and there's a
lot of secret stuff swimming around in her document, so I won't be releasing it any time soon. That said, I think I can address most of it.
"Village" can mean a fairly large community, when you factor in both people who live inside it and people who live just outside it but use it as the main gathering place. The one Serena comes from is a few hundred people strong. Her class size is eleven, which is not
every local teenager, but it's all of the teenagers whose parents are willing to allow them to attend school consistently rather than work or prepare to serve in the legion. Another woman handles the larger cohort of very young boys and girls who just learn their letters and numbers.
Serena's not a tutor. Education in Khor'minos is financed by local magistrates - the ones responsible for tax collection. Through negotiation with their stakeholders (in this case, the village's parents, especially the moms), the magistrates establish a tax burden, which weighs more heavily on citizens than on noncitizens for a variety of reasons. Some of the proceeds of the tax bill, even in rural villages, endow lycea that serve citizens' children only. The very wealthy, of course, continue to employ tutors or literate slaves to teach their children, even though they're subject to the same tax provisions.
As you noticed, since she handles the older kiddos, Serena mostly works with parents to extend the vocational instruction that young girls already receive from them (including a certain amount of math, engineering, and very basic magic), and adds in a classical citizen's education of epic, history, literature, poetry (all four of which intersect at this point in time), and law.