"Let me introduce her. Her name is, um... something. She's one of Crow God's earliest followers. I brought her along when we set out, and her main mission here is, uh... whatever." Lilina pointed at the utterly flustered Catgirl and introduced her cheerfully.
The petite girl standing nervously before us—she was only about four and a half feet tall, and had an adult's proportions at that; calling her petite was already being tactful—immediately clumsily bowed to everyone. Then she hurriedly switched gestures, trying to lift her skirt in greeting. From the way she fumbled, it seemed she had yet to figure out the usual etiquette for interacting with people. Finally, I heard a nearly inaudible voice squeezed out of her mouth. "H-Hello... My name is Labi, not 'something'..."
"Oh, so your name is Labi. I forgot," Lilina said, scratching her hair with no sincerity whatsoever. Then she pulled out a handful of cheap little souvenirs and stuffed them into the other girl's hands. "I picked these up for you on the way. Keep them and play with them. Remember to take them back and share them with the others."
"Th-Thank you, Lady Lilina. Um, should I clean up the rooms... Uh, these people are..." Labi, the Catgirl, struggled to hold a large pile of miscellaneous trinkets. She cautiously glanced at us, as if she did not dare speak directly to strangers, then lowered her head and looked toward Lilina. Lilina immediately bounced over, grabbed my arm, and introduced me excitedly. "This is my boss! He raised me, and he raised Crow God too—wait, if you put it that way, he should be the King of Gods..."
"Eh... eh?" The Catgirl gave me a slow-witted look. What surprised me was that she did not show much more astonishment than that. Lilina