"It is nice to meet you," she said quietly and waited for her to finish with the towels or continue to use them while she was here. She would need to spread them out to dry somewhere in a corner and then explain why she had used them to Kaena. Vieira hoped the kindness she was showing a pack member, someone higher than her in Inferni rank and status, that Kaena would accept her actions in her absence. It was hard for the slave to determine what was allowed and what was not when Astaroth and Sivaro had been so strict on her. She knew, with them, what they allowed and did not and Vieira was on a very short leash that never gave her room to do anything for herself. It was always about them, one way or another, and she had to often times abuse herself because it was what they wanted. Her eyes closed for a moment, comparing her former owners to her current.
The woman only nodded when Haruhi gave her thanks, a bit of a smile on her features when she opened her golden gaze, lifting them only slightly but only as far as the woman's waistline. She could not go much further but she did not want to e seen as if she were ignoring her. Instead, she approached the topic of the woman's concerns and she nodded her head. "You will not get in trouble," she murmured softly and wagged her tail. If anyone would get in trouble over this, it would be Vieira for breaking rules that Kaena had made, regardless if she had been told or not. This was not her cave, but Kaena's. Vieira simply lived here because Kaena allowed it. The woman could have easily made her find her own dwelling and be at hand when the Centurion wanted her there.
Vieira could hear Astaroth's distant laughter in the back of her mind, mocking her for the potential trouble she could be in. She had said something to Kaena about the voice and Astaroth hid a few times and did not come out. It was only prominent when Kaena was around but with her gone, he was in full force. It was as if Kaena scared him away when she was around, ever since she brought it up. He started to convince her she would get in trouble, forming punishments in her mind and she did her best not to cringe at the thought. She had already broken the rule and there was no way around it. Even if the woman told her to leave, the scent would be here and at least she could make up by being polite to an Inferni member. Being rude to anyone would come at a much higher cost that Vieira did not want to put herself through. She wanted to convince herself that Kaena would not do anything, that she would be forgiven or overlooked, but she was not strong. And even in death, living in the back of her head, Astaroth was far stronger than she would ever be.
