[She’s right in her feelings; anger and frustration is more or less rampant on his side and it’s not a stretch to say it’s probably spreading some through the network and minds of people talking to him. Injustice is a contagious thing, especially since this is—oddly, in his surprised opinion—a novel concept. But he’d rather the word get out before someone else has to go through this. It’s not a pleasant feeling at all. For him, or for his god.

The question, however, surprises him, and he stares at the screen for a moment. Instantly there are answers, but most of them revolve around adolescent, injured-pride revenge. And that’s not going to help anyone but himself. But to answer it… He doesn’t know enough.] I’m not sure. For shinki to become gods? For us to get back everything we’ve lost by becoming shinki? [They’re obvious answers, but stupid as well. In this world, there seems to have to be that split between them, to force the reliance upon the other even if it is unbalanced.]

Can gods and shinki ever be equal? One of them still owns the other no matter what a shinki can do or remember. [There is a Master and there is a Servant, a god and a shinki. They’re probably different in their very nature, a spirit and a deity, right?]

I’ve not been here long, so I don’t know the relationship well.