@DragonParadox do we have to give a yes/no answer on this, or can we negotiate a little?
I'd rather not break faith with the white god and stuff could come up.
A clause to the effect of avoiding peeking just because we can, and heeding warnings to leave well enough alone when we get them, but that if we see something in his ineffable plan that we can't take on faith that we reserve the right to Ask if his warning doesn't provide some sort of explanation.
Pretty sure that's the literal definition of hubris, but it gives us a well defined out if we see something screwy we need an answer on one way or the other.
For crazy edge case scenarios like the white god seeming to deliberately lowering global essence levels.
I mean Molly may have been raised Catholic and to have respect for the white god, but that clearly isn't absolute. She started playing with magic well before she had confirmation it wasn't a sin, and generally chose to trust her own power over that of the knights of the cross when she was left alone in Chicago.
A lot of her perception of reality has shifted lately, so reserving the right to double check seems like something she could try to do. Especially since the surface level of the supernatural world makes very little sense in the context she'd have been given at church.