[It's with great irony that Ciel is reminded of the time she had a similar conversation with Amos. Amos, perfectly human as he is, was surprised to hear he has a soul, because the circumstances of his growing up was dire enough to utterly convince him he was missing something that made humans inherently... human.

And here's a demon now, having a laff over the same thing. Ugh. She does make an EFFORT to hold back her personal disdain, tho if Sebastian gets the weirdest impression that someone just wrinkled their nose his way, then that might just be that, too.]

Yes, correct. The first wave of awoken Kenoma Aions who arrived to Achamoth were greeted by a dinner feast hosted by the Regent themselves. They told us that everyone at the table had the capability to surpass their peers regardless of background, announcing in no uncertain terms that a normal human teenager may very well come to be more powerful than a practiced mage who's had centuries to hone their craft.

[This isn't a call-out to Emet-Selch per se, but the example does cleanly drive the point home.]

...Very well. I will notify you via communion once it is convenient. [She IS stretched a little thin atm, fair enough...]