God (2)
The reactions of the others made him reconsider whether Ulysses should proceed with the conversation.
Finding him not arguing with the others, Shae continued, moving on to discuss the next deity in their midst.
"Anyway, next comes Babel," she said, with no one questioning her. "He's the God of Commerce and Craftsmanship. He seemed to believe in equal exchange, though negotiation seemed to tip towards his court on most occasions. Involvement with him is more transactional than with most other gods, which is why he didn't have many worshippers but business partners. I guess none of you are interested in dealing with him?"
"I mean, I see nothing wrong with a business relationship," Elise responded. "It seems to be the best option for those who wouldn't like to commit to a faith."