It seemed odd that a human would prefer<u>not</u>to be addressed with some amount of deference.  If Sarah was acknowledging Beedah as something like a social equal then Beedah felt herself even more fortunate to be working with the young human woman, indeed.<br/><br/>"As you wish, Sarah," said the goblin woman.  "I'll try to remember, but most of the people that I've worked for like being called, 'sir', 'lady', 'master' or 'mistress'.  Also, it protects me a little when other humans don't think I'm showing humans the proper amount of respect.  So, if I accidentally say, "Mistress Sarah' then it's just a habit that I got into by trying to avoid trouble."<br/><br/>Beedah then pointed to the job advertisement she'd noticed earlier, saying, "This could be nice, Sarah, looking out for someone studying 'nature'.  Of course, it could pay better, especially if the employer is actually trying to make hard work sound easy.  But it could be a nice adventure to start with, for people like us to see if we can get along as a team."<br/><br/>If more humans were like Sarah, thought Beedah, especially the rookie adventurers, life could be much better for 'monster girls'.  Then Beedah asked her new companion, "Does anything else look like something you'd be interested in?  Can't say I'd like really like to be in a job where someone's having trouble with a bunch of goblins.  I could get punched in my pussy, or worse."