It was something of a source of frustration that the pantheon of gods within Asgard had failed to make much sense to Aziraphale, who had already spent much more time than he should have trying to justify all the differences between the mythology he has always known and the stories that the natives tell. Some of their associations just felt wrong, not unlike coming home to find most of your furniture had been moved just a step or two to the left.

The pieces were there, just not correctly placed.

He's still hung up on that thought process as Crowley introduces a new, not fully vocalised question.

". . .Because? What are you thinking?" he asks.