The girl tilted her head to one side, waited for Sunny to enter the door with her, swung it closed.<br/><br/>Beyond was a neat and tidy little parlor, albeit scaled for a child.  There was a tea party in progress, apparently, and the other guest at table was a familiar neon-green haired girl with a cat-ear headband.  She beamed for a moment when she saw Sunny.<br/><br/>"You found her!  Good job, Ingress!"<br/><br/>"Oh," the waif blushed.  "Not the Lady of Ravens, then?"<br/><br/>"Nawww.  She's Awake, like me."<br/><br/>"Well, she's a guest regardless.  Please, do have a seat.  My dear friend was just explaining to me that she feared you might be in peril should the...should certain others find you first."<br/><br/>"Several groups of someones, actually."<br/><br/>Loligoth!  Naughty naughty naughty naughty naughty<br/><br/>"That rather goes without saying," Ingress sighed sadly.  "If not Mother When and her Ladies in Hating, it's the...Cats or the Rats or the Dogs.  Or the Paperboys.  Why my sister came here, I do not know."