Zachariah tensed slightly when it seemed her sister had conducted a few interviews in person. He trusted she'd been careful about it all and hadn't scheduled any under the light of the full moon. However, it was his brotherly duty to worry, despite his reluctance to say as much in the moment. He didn't want to ruin her excitement.

"I appreciate the precautions you have taken both for your safety and theirs," he commented, deciding it was the most tactful way to convey his feelings on the manner. "Very well thought out."

Zach's eyes crinkled with laughter, "Mother has wondered what you've been doing with it. I've suggested that perhaps you are saving up for a place of your own. I shan't tell." He had a rather gentle way of guiding their mother on to other topics of conversation without her realizing he was doing so.

His smile widened as Jules expressed her passion for the subject, his eyes lighting up much like they did when they were children and he'd been content to listen all about her day. "Yes, but I do hope you're going to be cautious about not revealing yourself. I can try and help you keep your cover by talking your Professor Forfang up as some sort of recluse."