Interesting. The Karla thing is speculation though, right?
The writing so far has been very intentional and clear about this matter with all the girls... except her. Which did raise a "!" in my mind, due to how clear everything else was. Some little things that add to the vagueness of it like when Karla is being self-conscious about her butt, and the MC says that he "is the only man she needs to care about pleasing", but no mention of him being the only man she'd been with either from the MC's mouth or Karla's.
On the other hand, the game is also vague about a couple of the maids (but not all of them. Anne is kept vague, and seemed to me that she wasn't a virgin when we first take her in the baths. Others, like Aline, are clear about their lack of experience).
That makes me think about the overall culture and rules of the world (in Aetan primarily but also in Keysillia). The position of "maid" to a Lord doesn't include the necessity (or expectation) of chastity, but does come with some "vague expectations" of their master making use of them. Those who are even able to have maids in the first place, such as nobles, would then have a very "lazy" and hedonistic lifestyle on account of how rare it is to be male AND a noble. (and fits into the whole idea of the MC and Athagan being the exception instead of the norm when it comes to how they carry themselves)
The main question for me now then is how mages (specifically, female mages and Karla as an extension of that point) fit into this setting. Karla's former master is a master enchantress and I'm sure there are other talented female mages out there (that might be mentioned in a point after the one I'm playing through now).
The elves of Keysillia seem quite different from that, in that Arwen and her lady were the exception due to political reasons.
And how about male mages such as the two that accompany the queen?
How is Asambé viewed through the lens of power?
