[ At the very least, there’s not even a hint of judgement that’s thrown Rin’s way as she expresses the desire for revenge, even as vividly as she does. There’s surprise, but of course there would be. Quetzalcoatl hasn’t seen the sharp edge of Rin’s mind or even fully realized the fact that she’s a mage from the same world (and thus, it would be less surprising, unfortunately). Quetzalcoatl is a god, after all, and as warm and friendly as she was… She wasn’t a god that oversaw peace. She was the sun and the winds, and they could be as destructive as they could be life-giving. If Rin wanted revenge, then she understood.

However, the way that Rin recoils from it as if suddenly burned by its intensity isn’t something she overlooks. It’s not hard to guess what Rin feels here, even if it wasn’t shared through Communion. Quetzalcoatl may not hear her thoughts, but she does feel the churn and the conflict that comes with it. ]

Mm, it is frustrating… I don’t think it’s bad to hate someone that kills you. If you’re frustrated, then that’s okay. And I promise that it’ll be our secret too, yes?

[ Rin might not need the reassurance, but Quetzalcoatl offers it anyways. ]

…And he doesn’t value life, no. It’s a problem to me. [ A grave sin to the god of life, but she keeps the extent quieter. ] Mm… I know it might be odd to offer, since we’re different factions, but I’ll support you, you know?