If faith is what builds a god then they could be more real for all that drives them then those who might see them. It takes a particular sort to carry their faith with them through the loss of not one but two homes, through the Dread Wolf's trickery to believe even now. For the Andrastians to believe as the Maker turns his back and to keep singing with no sign. [No part of Morrigan is saying that it makes sense, that she supports it but there it is: that they do it, that it persists, that there is nothing to say that a single thing but they themselves or whoever happens to be nearby so much as hears them or takes heed.] Who or what is to say that that is what makes them bigger, powerful, more real. That the life breathed into them by those who believe without proof, who have made something of them is any less than those who can see them with their own two eyes? They do not have to believe with nothing where you come from.