<em>"I think both of our sisters have that trait in common, do they not?"</em>Tehr's question earned a warm smile from Carolyn who quickly nodded her head in agreement, replying a brief word.<em><strong>"That they do."</strong></em>She then silently listened again and smiled slightly at his shared thought, tilting her head slightly at that while doing so. She heard him out and nod approvingly about the matter of the difficult period, looking a bit sympathic for a moment but not saying anything to interrupt. As Tehr mentioned under-utilization though, she looked up a bit curious and intent on what was to come.<br/><br/>Hearing him out about the idea of the schools had her eyes widen slightly, but nodding and letting out a thoughful hum she focused on what he was telling, what he was sharing. She seemed intrigued, pleased, and more than a little concerned about the matter of inspecting things as that came up. She didn't say anything right away, but seemed to relax while smiling a bit warmer, chuckling merrily as he gave the reasoning for the matter about sailors too, seeming to take it quite well. His question earning a faint grin, though she kept her teeth covered, before she spoke.<em><strong>"I believe a little inspection wouldn't hurt, to root out any that are not doing their duties properly, some scholars that might help might be awfully stuffy and harsh, but then again if they are expected to educate people I'd imagine they pick those with more patience. I can also see the value of a healer moving amidst them. I am not sure how much I could help beyond cuts and scrapes, but I should at least have advice how to counter some trouble I see around, and if necessary, the divine power to push into immediate changes. I imagine that the memory of help received in younger days might help them feel loyalty to the crown as well."</strong></em>She smiled a bit more warmly at this.<br/><br/><strong><em>"Education is always a good option, keeps the kids from getting into trouble while providing them a start from which to seek out what they may want in life... if... if I see someone mistreating students though, am I allowed to intervene and report it though? I imagine the teachers aren't easy to come by but if that comes to be should I report it first or act on instinct... or more in line of how serious it is? I am just trying to establish some guidelines here, sir."</em></strong>She smiled, seeming thoughtful and eager.<br/><br/><strong><em>"On that note, I admit there's other ideas but what you presented here seems like a good place to work on changing things for the better at least for now."</em></strong>