Adrian might have gotten used to dealing with the Undead Tribe, that's something local mages generally wouldn't dare to do.
But it was indeed very useful.
For creatures of the Undead Tribe, being idle is just being idle. If they have time to tease cats and dogs, they might as well find more things to do.
Hill really agreed with Adrian's approach, "Long-term then long-term. Weren't you planning on taking in more students? Now that you can't train them from a young age, you indeed need to look around more!"
The Undead Tribe has a very tricky perspective on people, but if one could pass their test, there generally wouldn't be any major issues.
Fran and Adrian wouldn't demand their students to align with righteous factions; mages leaning towards neutral or slightly evil were everywhere.
As long as they weren't from the evil faction, it was fine since Keslow's Divine Array was no joke.
Fran glanced at the two of them and tacitly approved of the approach.
