[of course, he's taking a seat.]

So it's more of a one-sided bias as far as the Noah are concerned and nothing to worry about. I suppose such a thing may not necessarily mean a thing.

[then again, the church sometimes had a habit of butting in where it wasn't needed. he was just glad that this wasn't an issue back home. the noble houses were pretty much left to deal with things, themselves, as it really should be. the fewer players the better, after all. especially in something of that nature.

but on the other hand, the church was also a place of salvation and ones who believed in the greater of all mankind and in the belief of a supreme being who was their creator and guide. given the nature of this very place, though, he couldn't see putting much stock into a thought such as that. what kind of benevolent being would so easily allow any of their 'children' to even be whisked away to a place like this, after all.

while there seemed to be those religious tones to it, for the moment it didn't seem to really be a holy war. yet. but it was still a bit early in the game to finalise such thoughts.]

There was a mention of "Innocence" as well. What is it and what does it do?