Student Council Meeting Attack vs Prank

"Agreed," Jude said to Liliana. "If it could have been done with something non-religious, there's an equal chance it would have used that. You'd expect, if it was religious based, that something would have been said. Even if you assume Xavier's simply a particularly stupid pawn and not the brains behind the operation, you'd expect someone to have claimed credit. A single latin phrase would have driven the school insane. A poster or something. Someone claiming credit. Instead it seems more focused on Chloe herself."

Jude glanced to Elisa, considering it for a moment before shaking his head.

"It'd be showing too much bias towards demons," Jude said. "If it's even possible. I'm not convinced it is, personally. Holy water has been fundamentally changed by the blessing. You can't juts wave your hand and declare it unholy, and a charm could do even less for that. But more importantly, it'd inspire fear in people, even more than already happened. I don't think it would make people feel safe."

Jude shot Yasmin a smile when she caught herself, correcting his name. He didn't really mind if people got it wrong--technically on the school paperwork it was still down as Jude, for one--before turning his attention to Liliana's suggestion.

"I think making ourselves more obvious and listening to student concerns is probably the best option. It's not big or flashy, but making ourselves visible will do a lot to boost morale."

This was the sort of thing he'd been explicitly taught about back in Halcyon City. About morale. About making yourself visible. It was something he felt comfortable with.

"I think we should probably call the meeting here," Jude said. "We've covered a lot, and we need time to digest. We can do another meeting down the line if anything major comes up, or if any new information comes forward."