All of it sounds like pieces of familiar stories, a patchwork landscape of things she can understand well enough to relate to, if not know well. She'd thought more about Gods and divinity and God, the Lord whose name wasn't to be taken in vain, and her own conclusions came down to the hopes she holds closest.

"Bet you believe that other people believe in taking a side pretty strongly. Unless your wars have never been holy, but if someone was trying to kill God..."

The doors to the elevator slid open, and she startled. Ah, what sort of topic was this, anyway? Collette's sideways fall into being a soldier hadn't been for religious reasons. She knows the histories well enough to guess at some platforms used to decry superiority, and she can imagine, in a world with magic, that True Runes are all the motivation you need to have people claim or believe or abuse as they pleased.

"Either way, believer or non believer, the True Runes are powerful. How does someone end up being a Runebearer?"