[Sumire listens, but isn't intimidated by any of it if she's honest. Sure that means Loki could very much really be a god, but maybe in her universe they don't exist. Maybe Dr. Maruki was as close to a god as one gets in her world. Maybe there are gods beyond that that she doesn't know about.

It's all very curious to her and she listens intently. She does feel a bit bad about Loki thinking she was claiming they there lying but then-]

You would absolutely lie to me, you're the god of mischief afterall. [She's not offended, instead she giggles. But she sobers quickly with the topic.]

Still... I suppose those things would make you a god in many ways, yes, I think. At least in my book, but they all sound like amazing stories to me too. Not lies, just stories. Maybe it's because I come from a world with man made gods that I find it all... difficult to believe that someone plain like me could have a conversation with a real god.

[A pause...]

Or maybe it's because one of those men who thought they were a god took everything from me and in my grief, I let him. I wanted him to kill me and make me someone else. And then when I didn't want it anymore, he still tried to force that on me. So, now I find the concept of godhood to be... a crutch for those who think they know better, to toy with other people's lives.