There is a lot Ginia could say about them. Six months isn't a long time, but the content of their character has been clear since the start. They're a temple with deep secrets and she's sure there are more she doesn't know and may never know unless she absolutely has to. The ones she does know she'll guard carefully because she won't see them hurt again. Not for unjust reasons.

"They're all good people. The kind of people that believe in a better world and are taking the steps to ensure that happens. Ebisu loves humans. That's what exists at his core and it'll never change."

It's the solid conviction of a god who wanted nothing more than to understand ayakashi and control them so they couldn't hurt humans. Who realized he could only do so much and he had to do more. And for that he was willing to die again and again in pursuit of his goal.

"Ebisu says all his shinki are the best, that they can do no wrong and are all good people. I didn't join his temple under the best circumstances." Her expression clouds a little. It hurts far less than it did, she's learned from her mistakes, but it'll take time for all the hurt and sting of embarrassment to fully fade. "They didn't care. They made sure I was comfortable and took care of me and made sure I was never lonely while still giving me space. Where I saw failure in everything I did, they saw potential for what I could do."