[Ikki eyes her before, with a sigh, he begins to reduce his level of concentration. The flames flicker and begin to vanish slowly in thin air, as if they had never been there.]

Whether Gods exist or not, in my world people have always needed to believe in a higher being to go on with their lives. The belief that something of immense power and kindness is watching over them has given them strength to live through anything. And whenever something bad happened, the scapegoat those Gods represented has relieved them of a great deal of pain by blaming their problems on the ill will of a God rather than on their own mistakes.

[He hums lightly.]

I have never heard of a God named Moro. But I know Amaterasu, she's the Goddess of the Sun at my country.

[He has never seen her depicted as a wolf. But then again he has never seen Athena depicted as a preteen brat with purple hair, so he's no one to judge the appearance of a God -as long as they leave his brother alone he's satisfied-.]