Such nice little words...having a part in the natural balance, things like that.

She didn't feel jealous.

Watching the higher being speak to the others around her, Mai looked up within the stars of her parasol's ceiling to gaze at the cloaked moon. Without taking to time to think on it, several Moon Wisps -- small, dancing orbs of light -- had formed on their own and begun a gentle revolution around her. ...Hum...There was only the hole that she could make him proud of having her as his Shrine Maiden. Once Utu had dismissed them -- more or less -- to begin making their way through the school with great hopes that they would succeed in their designated reasons being here, Mai could only speak up in hopes of having her main sort of concern answered for Tsukuyomi's sake. 

"Sir...Is there a way for me to set up an appropriate shrine for Lord Tsukuyomi before the night falls? I would so humbly request, if it is not too much to ask for...if there is a free room where the moon can be seen clearly?...I would not like to let my Lord think that I've forgotten of him. Forgive me if I have spoken out of tone."

Rather than be worried of the other shenanigans concurring with the godly people, she would rather get right to work to ensure a permanent place to begin her duties. Nothing else mattered quite as much as that, and it wouldn't until her (admittedly) one-track mind had what it needed done.