In some way, Minako is a gauge for how well this conversation would go well with others. Minako is good and kind and understanding and if she runs from this, it's a good indication of how poorly this conversation will likely go with anyone else. When Minako doesn't seem angry or disgusted, Ginia is relived but also surprised.

"It's like only having a blurry mirror to look into everyday and one day you replace it with a new mirror." Her skills, her knowledge, her insecurities and doubts, they're so much sharper now. She can understand them better and yet it hurts so much more now.

"I know I should tell my gods. I haven't figured out what to say yet."

And even more so, Ginia is afraid of losing her temples.

She smiles weakly and shakes her head, dragging her hand over her face.

"Sorry, didn't mean to make this about me. You were here to have fun."