As Kiryuu jumped down after Lillian, she was a bit surprised, but did her best to hide it. Yet another person she simply didn't know. Whatever the circumstances of her situation was, it was likely what kept the two apart. They seemed diametrically opposed, after all. Before the seemingly shy girl could push out further introductions, Z seemed ready to leave, calling out as such as she pushes the door in. Following after everybody else, as her steps have a certain metallic clang to them, Lillian looks in awe at the octagonal room, and over to the seats where the various Masters were.<br/><br/>While Lillian understood the hierarchy, and knew vaguely of the masters, her singular hierarchy tended to revolve around the Sisters that cared for her, and set her right when she needed help to do so. She has respect for the Masters, but she knows little of their exploits directly. There was always a time to learn. However, the ignorance led her to simply falling to a knee - which produced a cacophonous sound - as she awaited what may come next. The only inclination that she might've done something somewhat strange was that nobody else was following with the same action. Lillian tries to shake the thought away as she follows the others' gazes towards the Grand Master.