What about experience?
Although the young lady wanted to gain experience, she wasn't about to do something so inefficient. Difficult tasks should be left to the professionals—that was how you got twice the results for half the effort.
Besides, wasn't she better at fighting large-scale battles anyway?
She knew exactly where she stood.
If she ran over just to leech experience and got in everyone's way—or made them get in hers—then she'd just be a nuisance.
In a normal team, someone like that would be kicked out immediately.
This wasn't some real-life role-playing game where you had to put up with teammates causing trouble just so you could keep playing together.
So she still had to take care of a few interpersonal matters.
As far as she was concerned, she and the Dwarf Miner were better off staying out of the fight for now.
Gazi specialized in area attacks. Anyone who entered his range would only get in his way, just like with the young lady.
"But—right, you little lordlings, you've seen for yourselves that this isn't a fight you can easily join. And these fellows must have followed you here, so strictly speaking, we're the ones who saved you. You're nobles, after all. I'm sure you're not short on money. You know how to pay a life-saving fee, don't you?" The young lady, still in her Earth Elemental form, went over to the young knights and got right down to business.
...Don't forget, her "main profession" wasn't a warrior or anything of the sort. So, well...
She spoke with such righteous conviction. Gazi had been the one branded to attract the Undead Creatures, but the way the young lady put it, it was... all their fault, and nothing would have happened to them otherwise.
Meanwhile, Lin Yun, Tachi Bro,