Maria the Virgin Witch

Set against the brutal backdrop of the Hundred Years' War between England and France, Maria is a young witch who harbors a deep hatred for the endless bloodshed. Determined to protect the peaceful villagers under her care, she refuses to stand idly by while armies ravage the land. Instead, she employs every ounce of her formidable magic to force an end to the hostilities, whether that means conjuring colossal dragons to terrify the battlefield or dispatching her succubus familiar to enchant and mesmerize warring generals into submission. However, Maria's relentless crusade for peace is far from simple. Despite her noble intentions, the very people she strives to defend remain deeply suspicious of her methods, leaving her to wonder how the villagers truly view her magical interventions. More dangerously, her blatant manipulation of mortal conflicts risks drawing the wrath of Heaven itself, as divine forces are unlikely to ignore a witch meddling so openly in human affairs. Blending historical intrigue with sharp comedic undertones, this story follows a powerful heroine caught between earthly warfare, village prejudice, and impending celestial judgment.