Looking at the embarrassed Miss Insect in front of her, Dorothy felt a bit guilty herself.
After all, she wasn't as kind-hearted as Shirin thought. The reason she brought this Miss Insect back was mainly because the other's potential originally inspired her.
If Shirin were just an ordinary Insect Person, the homebody witch might have turned around and left that day. After all, her current power level had not reached the point where she could save the world and help all the poor equally. What she could do was just look out for herself without seeing the unpleasant things.
Of course, Dorothy also did not have the intention of expecting repayment for favors. To her, Shirin was merely "interesting," not someone she "couldn't do without."
She chose to save Shirin simply because it was just a trivial matter for her that she could accomplish easily, and saving her satisfied the homebody witch's curiosity about Shirin's talent.
