[ well, he can understand that— his opinion of God seems to change more and more over time, and he knows this is because all of his preconceptions were formed based on what he was told to feel, and not the reality. of course, God is still his father. absent or not, that's not going to change.

he's listening intently— interested, obviously, but his expression shifts near the end, like he wants to say something. he waits until 9S is finished, though. ]

I'm not human. I'm an angel. [ and, with the assumption that he doesn't know what that is— ] A celestial creature. This body is human, but my true form can be... dangerous, to those who would witness it.