Milmina's attitude towards this matter seems a bit too indifferent, which of course relates to her former divine "perspective"—she does not think that the beliefs of certain mortal groups are worth making a fuss over, especially when these mortals have never established a connection with her.
To a god, mortals in this "isolated area" are as transparent and need no attention; however, for Gawain, this matter isn't so simple.
"This isn't just a 'little odd' issue," Gawain's mouth twitched slightly, speaking with notable seriousness, "Isn't it said that all mages in the world are either believers or peripheral believers of the Goddess of Magic? Although belief in the Goddess of Magic is the loosest and broadest among all belief systems, this loose and broad form of belief results in mages' widespread belief in the Goddess of Magic..."
He spoke of the "common knowledge" he knew, yet Milmina shook her head: "That's merely your mortals' perspective, I've never said that."
