Hill thought it over for a while before saying, "We're hesitating because we know who she is. But anyone who didn't know would probably leave it alone as long as their child's friend was a good person, wouldn't they?"
"There shouldn't be a problem. She hasn't made friends with someone from the Evil Alignment."
"Old School Striking King... for the sake of her class, she's always worked to stay on the side of good. She respects order, too, even if she occasionally uses her fists to keep it. That lady wouldn't think a good girl like her was unsuitable company for Edna."
Laira's concern for Edna wouldn't extend to every detail. Once she knew Old School Striking King meant no harm, she probably wouldn't interfere. As for Edna's mother... she hadn't even come. She could claim she'd entrusted everything to the stronger, more capable Laira, but it was clear her love for her daughter had its limits.
Shalor was probably the model noble mother. Every expression of love came in measured amounts, even her hugs.
Lynn stared at Hill in bewilderment. He finally realized they weren't worried about the same thing.
Hill blinked and looked back at him earnestly. "What's wrong? It won't matter even if Edna turns out fierce in the end!"
"Look at Old School Striking King. She loves looking pretty, and she's still an adorable girl."
"As long as she can keep up appearances, it'll be fine. Whatever the Undead girls are like deep down, they're all good at that."
Lynn smiled helplessly. "You think that would be the most interesting outcome, don't you?"
"I don't care what she's like in the future, either. We have enough problems with our own."
"But I'm worried that some beings won't accept a Goddess of Magic like that. What if