Cai Mei'er sat up straight, picked up her brush, and swiftly wrote several lines.
The Inquisitorial Legion had been disbanded. In that case, they could establish a new Inquisitorial Team.
They could select students from the fourth, fifth, and sixth years of the Outer Court and place them directly under the Martial Soul Department to help with routine academic affairs and campus patrols.
This would ease the burden on the faculty while giving Outer Court students a rare chance to gain practical experience.
But halfway through a line, her brush abruptly stopped.
Simply establishing an Inquisitorial Team would not be enough.
Students were not faculty members. They had classes and cultivation of their own, and could not devote themselves to administrative work around the clock as Director Du did.
If they did well, they would receive no reward; if they slipped up, they would be blamed. Who would volunteer for a job like that?
She had to offer them something worthwhile.
She had intended to motivate them with Soul Bones, but after a little thought, she abandoned the idea.
Soul Bones were tempting, but the Inquisitorial Team would need at least twenty or thirty members.
If she awarded Soul Bones to them in batches, even the Martial Soul Department could not muster resources on that scale.
Yet offering just one could easily cause trouble. She would have to favor the team in its allocation of resources instead.
Those who excelled in their evaluations would receive an extra monthly allotment of cultivation resources.
The Martial Soul Department could always find a little to spare if it economized on things like medicinal herbs and copied cultivation manuals.
There was another, more important point.
A thought flashed through her mind. Mu En and Xuan Zi might be away from the academy, but Elder