While he doesn’t know all the intricacies of the world’s politics and prefers to stay out of it, Kain definitely can agree on the things which only seem to be common sense. If mages pose so much danger, absolutely they need to be taught how to ward off such threats. They need to know the horrors that are possible and train in defense against them. Yet… the restrictions like being cloistered away and such sound so awful.

“It seems like it would ease a great deal of tension if that were allowed. They may have dangerous powers, but they’re still people, after all.” Again, he can’t help but think of Rosa and how awful it would be if she were forever treated like a potential enemy, locked away and all.

Kain tries not to shudder, making a face as he looks at one of the demon sketches. Just what he’d been afraid of. “What a terrible fate. The more I hear about what blood magic can do, the more I loathe it.”