The conversation had gone on long enough for Homura to understand that Valyn's calm was seemingly unshakable and constant, much like Shien's had been. The presence was almost refreshing in that sense, but closer to bittersweet at best.

"To make yourself appear foolish by claiming what you've decided to give your life to doesn't matter? Your way is certainly an interesting one, in that case." Homura's words weren't spoken with maliciousness, but with honesty; he'd long grown weary of the lessening of self so prevalent in Heaven's court, and Valyn's actions were similar.

There was nothing wrong with not trusting Homura. Homura didn't fully trust Valyn, which is why so little of the conversation had been focused on the demi-god. Homura only wished Valyn to be open about the fact.