—That's right, there's no other way to put it. After reading it, I couldn't figure out if she learned it from her mother or if she just developed such an interesting personality on her own. I'm even a little envious that I wasn't a witness to that interview. —tapping his index finger on the saucer, he paused for a moment. —...But I still believe that we are all Humans. Perhaps you wouldn't take such an opinion favorably from a theological point of view. Whether it's a celestial being, a monarch, an empress, or a goddess; there's still a sense that behind the manners, motives, and plans lies a mental and moral concept that is close to us. There's nothing that would cause the mind of a simple mortal to simply shatter from the mere realization. Everything can be scientifically explained and broken down into categories if you dig deep enough. Except for Mother Anuzish, of course, but that's a special case that is not "subject to" the laws of the universe, but rather "dominates" them.
After giving his home address, Nergal ran away.