[The nature of one's closeness to another, regardless of the reason, is always worthy of a closer (if not silent) inspection. Kisara has already made note of some input here and there from both and maybe that just comes from observation. She may not know where she stands in relation to the guard of Viscint, but the habits she's developed from such a position stick with her.

They will surely come in handy as they embark on their future misadventures with one another.]

You think they're gods.

[It's more like an observation than a question. Makes sense. Probably the logical conclusion to make. Why not just call them gods, though. Why say the whole thing? Tradition? Devotion? Something deeper than that? Kisara's still looking thoughtful and when she hears Shionne continue, her features soften just a touch.]

I didn't think about that. Doesn't seem like it matters to anyone here what we are. Or what we're not. Dahnan. Renan. Might as well just be the same thing here. [Isn't that the way it should be. Equality for both. Isn't that what they're trying to accomplish?] It's probably a huge change for you. A well deserved one, too. I know the Dahnans were probably very quick to look at you and just equate you to their Renan overlords. If I hadn't been in Viscint, I might have done the same thing. I'm sorry that you've had to answer for things that you didn't do.