While Ginia knows Bakugou understands sign language, to keep everyone in the loop, she remains on her phone.
"Of Ryou personally, I never got the impression he wanted to be a god personally. I don't know if that's the same for Takeru or any of the higher members. I always felt he was a salaryman that felt like he wasn't getting what was due to him. Not enough respect in work, not enough attention in his personal life, not enough money from his job. Instead of any personal fault, it must be the fault of an uncaring god.
"I imagine that sense of disillusionment is common among some of the lower cult members. In Ryou's case, he was also dabbling in magic experiments and the cult promised to train him and teach him how to protect himself from things like ayakashi."
It's maybe how a lot of people were lured in or even scouted out. Seek those with some magic potential, use them for the cult's gain. Are there some blaming ayakashi or uncaring gods for the way their life turned out instead of making personal changes? Sure, probably, and that makes it all the easier for the higher-members to exploit.
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"Of Ryou personally, I never got the impression he wanted to be a god personally. I don't know if that's the same for Takeru or any of the higher members. I always felt he was a salaryman that felt like he wasn't getting what was due to him. Not enough respect in work, not enough attention in his personal life, not enough money from his job. Instead of any personal fault, it must be the fault of an uncaring god.
"I imagine that sense of disillusionment is common among some of the lower cult members. In Ryou's case, he was also dabbling in magic experiments and the cult promised to train him and teach him how to protect himself from things like ayakashi."
It's maybe how a lot of people were lured in or even scouted out. Seek those with some magic potential, use them for the cult's gain. Are there some blaming ayakashi or uncaring gods for the way their life turned out instead of making personal changes? Sure, probably, and that makes it all the easier for the higher-members to exploit.