After Mirana’s slow words, the Lilliputian felt reality sink in for a moment. He shifted his feet around, the steps a light tickle to Mirana's shoulder below him, his tiny head lowering in thought. Sure, he was a skilled rogue and could land quite devastating shots with his magical crossbow…but he could really only significantly damage an opponent if they weren’t anticipating his shot or where it was coming from – while his magical bolts could penetrate any thick hide, they were nothing more than a pinprick if Undol couldn’t land exactly where he was aiming for.<br/><br/>Undol lifted his head up, his expression looking clouded as he filtered through recent and old memories. Really, the cat-eared woman had been his lifeline ever since she saved him a few years ago. While he didn’t always rely on her to get around, if he did rely on someone, it was only her. Of course, that didn’t stop him from interacting with others – he had made plenty of acquaintances over the years. However…that was almost always in company of the woman he seemed to be tied by fate to. While he did know the town’s layout quite well, most of it was from exploring alone. During his explorations, he could have plenty of chances to meet people on his own time, but fear always had held him back from that. Really, he wasn’t tied by fate to Mirana  – iot was just a tie necessary for him to survive in the world. Of course, even though that was the root of the bond, it didn’t stop Undol from caring for Mirana.<br/><br/>Going along with the words he had boasted about…it was taking a leap of faith. If he was going to work with these people, he was trusting them completely. However…that lifeline, Mirana…if something were to happen to her…<br/><br/>The little man’s clouded face shifted to an expression of determination as he continued to think. Out of obligation to Mirana, and partly because he knew he couldn’t take his words back, he shifted his entire mindset. Lilium, the other people here who seemed to agree with her plan… the Lilliputian was going to work with them, for whatever better or worse result that may result in.<br/><br/>Though he didn’t trust them completely at heart, he had no choice but to show complete trust in them with his actions. He hopped off Mirana’s shoulder, landing on the sticky bar table. As Undol’s little body slowly began to rise up from his landing crouch, he grinned confidently up to his Nekojin friend who’s upper body towered over him. The man exclaimed up to her, “Of course they’re trustworthy. Any smart person would’ve ran from an attack like that. Only dumb, trustworthy people would stick around like they have. Besides, who’d want to eat a shrimp like me when they’ve got bigger fish they can catch?”<br/><br/>((Sorry to post when you haven't finished your string of posts<img alt=":P" src="./images/smilies/icon_razz.gif" title="Razz"/>))