Dim glances at the woman to be their master, not use to actually being paid any attention at all. As she questioned who to might first he shrugs, "Well, Madam or Master...I suppose I can go first, I've had more to eat then my sister at the moment." He thought to explain more on how their father would try to starve his sister but why would a vampire care about those details. Glancing at his sister he wonders what he suppose to do now, he never seen a vampire feed only heard stories from the human who would pick up the food from the farm that the old vampire loved to hunt his feeders around his mansion and then would drink from their wrist as a way to watch the feeders face. "Do I start running?" He had also heard that each vampire is different so maybe this one enjoys something complete different, he steps forward figuring that could be the best move right now. 

Grabbing the bags from her brother, she sets them down by her and waits for someone to tell her what to do. She had stopped doing things on her own at a very young when her father would just have a screaming fit about it; to save herself the annoyance of someone scream she decided to just stand by until given an order. Airi glances around the kitchen wondering if she would be working in here or do feeders do something out, she stops on one of the humans standing in the shadow at them and questions the hatred in their eyes; their mother had told her one night that humans use to be free and in control of the world and so sometimes you can run across a human who wants to kill the vampires but that there a few who seem to fall in love with the vampires and hate other humans who take their master eyes off them. She looks the human up and down trying to figure out which hatred this one could be feeling, as she meets their eyes they shake their head before turning around and moving off to whatever task they are assigned too. She turns away glancing back at their new master, *Deadly Beauty*, she always given people nicknames in her head and likes the one she came up for their master.