"I don't think he looks down at nora themselves. He also wouldn't stand for a god naming a shinki against their will." But he wouldn't want his shinki to nora. Part of the problem is two of them already did for reasons even Caster can understand, but the situation didn't sit well with him. Or Archer, given his caginess when explaining his own situation.

Caster is not unreasonable, but there's only so far he can bend. He's a god, is is himself. Ginia doesn't want to force him to choose between his morals or the ones he cares about.

"While helping out over the last few days, I told a few other gods, all friends of mine, they could name me if we ran into trouble."

Ginia pauses as someone flickers in the periphery of her vision, looks up as a woman with short brown hair smiles and disappears into the air. She exhales and shakes her head, resuming walking and typing.

"I don't feel bad for offering to help, but I know it goes against Cú's will. I don't want to leave him, but maybe I should."