The fact Ginia hadn't even told her gods yet is slightly surprising to Minako. Not that she can't understand why the other would be reluctant to do so, but she just figured that they'd know before Minako would ever know.

Briefly she wonders how many shinki Ginia told about this so far. Surely she at least told her boyfriend, right? Then again, if he'd heard it and accepted it, then why would Ginia still be worried to talk about it? Would she think he's just biased?

"Oh.. No, don't worry about it!" That answer comes out quickly, at least, since it requires much less thought. "I can always ride Hibiki's rides some other day. I'm sure she wouldn't mind." Besides, it'd be a good excuse to visit the other. "I'd rather talk about this with you. I.. maybe it's too bold of me to say this, but I think your gods would understand. It's obvious how bad you feel about all of it.."

And what god could turn away their shinki if they were in that much distress? It's unimaginable to Minako.

"So in case you were wondering, I don't think you're a bad person for that. Like I said, people can have reasons for why they did something bad. That's what separates good people from bad people. And, um.."

Her voice trails off for a moment. She's not good at having these long stretches of seriousness - or rather, she likes to at least lighten them up a little. It's why she gives Ginia a thin smile.

"I mean, you're not planning on getting me killed right now, right?" At least her tone makes it obvious that's meant as a joke, despite the dark subject. "So I guess that makes it okay."