Pretending to receive Divine favor is indeed a way to explain the "blue eyes," and it even appears to be a reasonable approach.
Although essentially this is idle chatter while waiting, Fu Qian can confirm that Clara in front of him might seem a bit mysterious, but in essence, she's still just an ordinary person.
However, this doesn't mean that the content of the exchange lacks value.
From earlier until now, it's evident that this person is quite concerned about one issue, which is the various feelings as a visitor to this city towards Lan Fyla—and indeed, isn't that the same for oneself?
A character with a somewhat strange request, yet exceptionally knowledgeable about this place—how she perceives all this, especially her views on the "inviolable," is also worth referencing for oneself.
And it seems Clara's attitude is quite clear; she thinks that thing is useless.
This sentiment is almost identical to that of the dancer encountered earlier.
