Elidibus is nothing if not open-minded. And possibly willing to disregard the laws of the land if doing so would be best suited to the circumstances.

If nothing more he looks like he taking Wednesday's answer seriously. And not in a disapproving way. Her words suggest something of that nature might already have occurred by the hands of another. Most corpses that escape from the earth do not tend to turn around and politely restore the landscape after all.

"With the size of this graveyard and its location, even the advantages of the night would allow more than a few to pursue such matters without drawing attention." He then remarks. This conversation could just as well be about the people who dug up these graves already than the prospect of doing it himself.

"Though there would be an advantage to having companions." The effort of digging. A lookout. The place might be tucked away but it's still a public area. Local law enforcement probably does keep an eye out for wayward kids.

Elidibus is not used to having to consider such matters. Yet he will do so anyway especially under his current unfortunate shortcomings.