I've known Teresa for over a decade. Now, the female sorcerer has fully matured and begun to stand on her own. In fact, neither Teresa nor Veronica are the kind of independent women who particularly need men's support. They can handle their own affairs; for example, Veronica has achieved self-sufficiency after establishing the Wizard Tower with Laine's help, and Laine has no longer been involved in the affairs of the Wizard Tower.
In this aspect, Teresa is slightly less capable than Veronica. Unlike Veronica, the female sorcerer does not understand "using influence" or, rather, she is less willing to handle things using her status as Laine's lady-in-waiting, as Veronica does.
Laine, however, quite appreciates this about Teresa. Clearly, the female sorcerer intends to establish a branch on her own from scratch, and as an Ice Element sorcerer choosing to come to Brittania, she has made great sacrifices.
