"Perhaps that's for the best." If Hayley was going to stumble into self-made failures, better she did it at a lower level. Easier to control a fireball than a meteor storm, as it were, and young people with less judgment than power led to unfortunate things. A non-fatal mishap would be the best outcome, but... necromancy would rather lend itself to something more fatal, wouldn't it.

Still, there was no other way to proceed at this point, save trying to impart something like control to her, which Solomon was already evidently on top of. Raine leaned back a little in her chair. "I do wonder exactly how much leeway there is here, in the interaction between magic from different worlds," she said aloud, thinking. "If she's picked up things from a number of different mentors-- perhaps there's more flexibility than I'd thought." Her sample size was too small currently. It would be fascinating to study, however. ...Later. When there was a later to be certain about. "...I'd ask her, but I don't imagine that conversation going civilly."