Lost Creek Hollow Lynx

Esma had hoped to hear a different answer. Something along the lines - oh, no, not at all! Gods don't care, what you think! While in many ways her ideas of being small and of no importance in the big scheme of things may have appeared as a serious lack of confidence, she had also found comfort in that. It gave you a certain freedom to carve a little nook in the fabric of the world and live there comfortably. Unnoticed and unbothered. Now, she had to wonder, whether gods could look inside her mind and take away any of the souls of her toys and items she had liked stored there. Do it so that she would have no memory of it, but feel loss. As much as the girl was mostly indifferent to physical items that were to be sacrificed, she found that sacrificing her thoughts would be too much. Impossible even.

Therefore she had to clarify: "Are thoughts something gods would want as an offering? Or they are mine to keep and think?"