Slips of the tongue are normal. The context in which it is spoken and the way the recipient chooses to interpret what is said creates its own set of complications. Due to the nuances, Klement doesn't take offense to what is mostly true.

There's a nod of understanding. "I suppose it depends on who your parent or legal Deity is. Much like the Greco-Roman pantheon, most gods and goddesses do whatever they feel is best for the situation, usually beginning with base-level tasks that may be related to their field of interest. From there, if one does not become overwhelmed, they can entrust them with the so-called heavier lifting. That is where things get a little more, ah, nuanced? Since not every god will operate in the same manner as everyone else."

With a short space for eating, he continues after another beat. "Demigods can follow in their parent's footsteps if they so choose. For instance, I step into the Psychopomp role whenever my father cannot. Otherwise we all work normal jobs to keep us afloat."

Which kind of lets him wonder for a second. Is your job full-time, Lucas?"