"Is that a good thing?" she can't quite tell from his tone. She knows that siblings can have their issues, but at the root of them she thinks there is usually plenty of fondness even if it's buried under other things. Though, she isn't not so naive as to think there are never families that do not have a good rapport with one another.

Inej can't hide the surprise on her face at that admission. Lucifer hadn't seemed certain he'd hear her if she ever called for him, and she supposes that makes sense because of the way the Singularity can change everything about them, and any powers they have or don't.

"Interesting..." she murmurs softly, intrigued by it. She isn't unnerved at all by someone that can be so quickly and firmly placed under the broader umbrella of "Divine" hearing her prayers; it's their place, in a way. "Is it always like that for you? Only clearly hearing prayers specifically for you? Or is it this place disrupting things the way it seems so fond to do?" It's a genuine curiosity woven through her tone.