Doesn't mean she can't be angry about it. She's tried, for so goddamn long, to understand why they do the things they do. Promised Faith that they'd help the gods out. But Faith isn't here now, she didn't see Delight's betrayal or the hurt the invasion brought. She certainly isn't seeing this, right now. Would she still hold the same opinion if she saw Carlisle's health, how the gods' nature caused it?

(Probably.)

It's not the time to argue the point or continue steaming over the gods' natures. That is a conclusion she'll have to come to later. Instead, she needs to focus on the immediate — Carlisle's condition. A breath is sucked in sharply between her teeth and Kate closes her eyes for a moment, a familiar movement which precedes the whitening of her eyes.

She's sure she doesn't want to see this.

But she has to.