Enis sighed, "Alright. Come on." That dog was too damn smart and too damn cute. It wasn't any past memories that had softened her heart but an underlying weakness. She really hoped that this didn't come back to bite her in the ass.

She turned towards the blue building and held the door for Pretzel to follow. She didn't like the placement of her room except that it was at the end of the hall. The only thing that kept her coming back to this building was the fact that it was mostly empty. She had mapped out which rooms were currently in use, even if she had yet to learn who the occupants were, and kept tabs on any security issues that the building might have. So far, it had been peaceful but Enis didn't trust that peace to last.

Enis stopped at her door and pulled out her key, her eyes occasionally looking down at the dog following her. She wondered if she had any treats. At the very least, she had jerky.

With a popping noise, the door to her apartment opened, and once again she held it open for Pretzel. "Let's get you a snack but then I have work to do." She was planning to break into her neighbor's apartment to see who lived there. Whoever it was visited in frequently but since they were next to her, she had to know as much about them as possible.