Julia as a goddess was too involved as he might remember, so it's one of the few things that has stayed in her mind as a warning. It's why she wouldn't consider pushing Endrborrin on it because it makes sense. They old gods have been around this world a lot longer than any of them. They've been in their positions for thousands of years. It's not the same thing as Dean showing up to tell her to calm down a few hundred years in.

Julia isn't entirely certain where she falls on any of this. She can see the logic in what the heralds are saying. And from what she can tell, they only react to war, they didn't cause this one. Humans are making their own choices. Should the gods intervene and stop them every time? It's a question that probably they're all more aware of after their experience. Everyone has their own opinion. She's just still on the fence.

She follows him on the tour and he took her to the right first stop! Julia's a nerd, through and through. She crosses to pick up one of the books on monsters and flips through it. "So cool. Also so intense, considering they were all real for you." Maybe there are a few obvious ones like demons and vampires, but she figures he's seen some things she's never heard of.

"I'm sorry about Sam. I was looking forward to teaching him some magic." Julia likes to teach. She sets the book down. "I don't suppose you'd like to learn any?"