No, it certainly is not. [She agrees with him on that much.] Though it will also mean nothing if the deity is too powerful or has too many worshipers.

[And their entire plan hinges on the point that Curran won't be lost during the next technology wave. That was the danger of this little agreement of theirs.

She blinks, raising an eyebrow at his outburst. Well, could have fooled her. If he wasn't fooling himself considering the line of questioning. Were this not so terribly sad, she'd be bending forward and laughing. She may just do so yet. (Blame Im going senile; she has.)]

She likely already has noticed, cat. Yet for some bizarre reason she trusts you enough not to start asking those questions. Especially since it is the two of us.

[Considering their track record, it's not that hard to understand any potential suspicion. And she fully expects her niece to stare at her the same way her brother did whenever she got up to some sort of mischief when they were children. Kate still has no idea how alike they are in body language; it's shocking sometimes.]

Start glowing even more than the child can see and that may change.