Jensal has a lot of work to do. Her house is going to collapse; nobody had better be inside when it does. She is briskly bundling adult miracles into groups who have at least one decent job between them, she is writing to agencies that handle adoption for the ultimate disposition of kids who don't get picked up because she's reasonably sure that they will not all get picked up, and when parents do drop by to collect their little ones she is signing papers for every set of them with slightly gritted teeth. Lots to do. Her hand is cramping from paperwork and she doesn't care.
And that is how he ends up miracle-teleporting a nameless jet girl into his living room.
She's finally picked a humanoid form - human, with shiny black hair. She sits down on the floor and hugs her knees and peers around at everything; she still prefers to sit on floors rather than stand or use furniture, because she still has a bit of a problem with ending sequences of bodily movements and it alarms people less if she goes completely limp and falls over when she is already on the floor.
"You're pretty!" announces the nameless jet girl, beaming. "Your feathers are pretty! You're a cardinal! Are all cardinals pretty?"
"I know! Libby says I should probably wait to decide if I want a name until I know more about what kind of person I turn out to be when I'm not locked in a horrible little box, and I think that makes a lot of sense!" she says, very cheerfully. "Right now I feel like I don't want a name at all because it seems weird and I don't understand it, but maybe later I'll feel differently!"
(He has been given tips on what sorts of explanations the jet girl seems to grasp best.)
She plays the game. She's not very good at it at first, but she learns fast.