Syndrome-enigma's eyes were a bit wide with surprise, then relaxed and welcoming of the changes than others might have been.

Lilysoul shared her father's surprise and wonder at the revelation, to no lesser disdain as being more enlightened and confident in Selene's will than her male family members.

Enigmaheart didn't know how not to express himself around his clan, despite normally knowing when to be quiet - well okay, even that was a stretch sometimes.
"Why? And who says they'll just die? They're mundanes for a reason, let them struggle a little..." the tom wasn't completely riled up, annoyed at first and now he was looking rather apathetic as if it sounded too bothersome to let this continue and potentially change their ways I mean, then what? Let the mundanes not be mundanes anymore? Were they going to change all the rules around them cause that sounded like a job he wasn't going to touch (not that anyone in their sane mind would assign it him or let him be a part of that discussion, he would probably just derail the conversation and in general, prevent actual work from getting done.)

"Have you spoken directly to Selene about Mundanes? They are still Mundanes then?" Syndrome-enigma asked hoping he could forget his son's pompous attitude. But more importantly while he sounding to be asking for sure the rank still existed, he was subtly asking the leader if the rank should exist? Was there even a point if their treatment was becoming so similar to that of fellow Shadowhunters? On one paw, he and Asphodel never had to be Mundanes when they came to MoonClan and proved themselves nonetheless, but on the other paw he did understand how the rank had a purpose, it gave drive and a reason for a cat to grow to be one of them, and as much as he thought it was unneeded like before - he also felt it was a safety precaution and just because it didn't exist before didn't mean it wasn't worth having. History was meant to be learned from; they could only try to change for the better as remaining stagnant and stuck in old ways was an eventual death sentence on it's own.

Enigmaheart did not consider any Mundane worth their effort, they weren't responsible for every cat that came begging their way. If they did that, those Mundanes would just sit around getting fat on their food while they did all the hard work. Enigma glanced at the Mundanes but hardly gave any of them more than a second of his time. Even the kits weren't their problem as far as he as concerned, although... they were a little harder to place his exact feelings on since no kit should struggle, especially the motherless kits. Still, once they were old enough and able to be responsible they could teach it to hunt and send it on their way than fully coddle them.

Syndrome-enigma just nodded his head in acceptance of the response, while his long-haired copy of a son continued to look like he'd rather be anywhere else right now.

"Then it is to be," the High Witch spoke up, "I will treat them all the same, nothing really changes." she offered a small smile as she looked from Ravenstar to the clan, a peek of confidence giving just the tiniest reassurance to everyone that everything was okay and her faith radiated. Perhaps that little affect would grow stronger over time as she became more confidence in role - one of which that felt so intimidating before, usually for a chosen Downworlder. So perhaps, it could be felt as a step down rather than up as the link between Clan and Mundanes without any of the elemental power wasn't as glamourous as the typical medicine cat's role. But there was a separation there, to uphold the ways of the two different caste and still have sound faith in Selene's guidance. Where would it lead them?