That didn't exactly help. While Lia would rarely ever say it outright, she required direction. "Yes, please address her in third person" or "No, I prefer to be spoken to in second person" were great. "Whatever pronouns and tenses and clauses make you happy" was anything and everything.
"Oh...kay? That will be kept in mind." Lia nodded, but slowly, trying to decide quickly in her mind what she would do. And so she figured to skip the pronouns entirely. Rather, she should just get straight to why she came here: the 'internet browser', the electric screen portal into a much vaster world. And Mo was its gatekeeper. "Giggle, please."