Because they were never the group for which the War Mage system needed to benchmark.
"From the moment the War Mage profession took shape, it meant that the project had almost reached its end, and the short-term value of this profession depended on your performance in this conflict.
In the long term, it would depend on your development within the Mage System and your influence on the Federation's future and the entire world.
Of course, the War Mage System would inevitably be spread, but even in the future, you, as my students, would still receive the rewards that belong to you...
Rewards belonging to those who never gave up and to the brave."
Hearing Kael say this, how could Anderson not understand that this was his respected Teacher Kael allowing him to begin delving into Necromancy Magic?
However, recalling what Kael had just said, he still curiously asked:
"Teacher Kael, what you said just now, does the dean have other plans for us?"
