Veitaru let out a slow exhale. Likely to make sure she didn't snap in irritation. She addressed Lethe, "You seem to believe I am disrespecting you because of who you are. I really don't care who you are or who sent you. We can work together as long as one condition is met, and then I will follow your orders to two steps past reason. I have established this condition. And you continue to ignore it, believing that I care more about who you are or who sent you."

Her next words were slow, and heavily enunciated, and with big spaces between them, as if trying to teach someone or communicate with someone in another language. "DO. YOU. HAVE. A. LEAD?" She waited a moment, "If you don't, that's ok, does the person sending you have a lead?"

At one particular line in Lethe's statements however, Vei's discipline was overcome, and a hand slipped up for the ever shameful facepalm. "Seriously? You're giving me the borrowing argument. [i]Gee, never heard that one before.[/i]"

She strode over to a corner in the cliff next to an unusual coloration pattern in the dirt, and began chipping away at the dirt with her dagger, eventually revealing something wooden. Pulling it out, Veitaru had quite some difficult with the feat, often making an inch or two of progress before stopping to catch her breath after a long series of tugs and pulls. Finally, she set both feet up against the cliff and yanked, an acrobatic move that finally pulled out the box but also resulted in Veitaru crashing to the ground with it on top of her with a "GAH!" Physical strength was not her forte.

Opening the box, it unveiled two sets of clothes, one resembling what Vei was wearing, but in a larger size, and one fairly normal set of clothing. Additionally, there was a dagger, more sized for an adult than Vei's, and a handful of deku nuts. 

"If your magical ring can transform him into anything, I don't see why you wouldn't just pick a horse or something and just escort him out, but if you absolutely need clothes, this is one of my father's supply caches. if we don't need it, let's leave it as it was." Unlike Sheikah that roamed around all the time, Veitaru's father was based in Kakariko and, as such, maintained such average spy practices as safehouses and supply drops. Veitaru had started shadowing him, but then her Father started moving some of his drops into the Shadow temple or deeper in the graveyard, where Vei didn't dare follow him. But he did leave a few out here where she knew where they were. She figured that was silent permission to use them if she ever needed to.

As Frore and Cain did their song and dance number, Veitaru glanced to the side and gave them an, "Ok." She didn't seem terribly interested in the pair after writing them off as childish bullies from their earlier attempts at social manipulation.