[He rests his hand against his chin as Olivine makes his case for why he doesn't consider the God of Klein absent but creating things is hardly an argument for an active and present god in Neuvillette's opinion. Not that he's about to refute what the man says. If he believes his god watches over him, who is Neuvillette to argue that?

He listens with curiosity as Olivine describes what priests do, but finds he's still not entirely clear as to what their purpose is. Aiding people?]

Fontaine has a long history of tinkering and metalworks but I've heard of many regions that have very few machines.

[Neuvillette waves off Olivine's concern.] No offense taken. I admit, it's an odd obsession.

Oh? If you do not have trials, how do you determine a person's guilt when they're suspected of a crime?