*the noise is only a part of what keeps her from hearing Aardvark as she follows after the fleeing little 'insect' with the ancient vacuum.  Perhaps it is in part this house that does, but the Frog Maid believes that this pest is a disgrace to the good work she has been doing for the Master and it's continued existence is going to get her fired if she does not quickly and fatally do something about it!<br/><br/>The vacuum almost seems to have a life of it's own as she sweeps it after Aardvark before he dives under a desk, the warm air that is sucked into it feels like the hot breath of some horrible living being.  The vacuum almost has a mind of it's own as she sweeps it under the desk, it's fixed metal 'head' turning to move almost on it's own, so intent it is to suck up and 'devour' this little pest.<br/><br/>The Maid leans down to check under the desk, to see if she got the little beast that would intrude upon her Master's home, and sees that Aardvark is still safely free of the nozzle of her vacuum.  "Disgusting little beast!" She snaps, and again the vaccum roars to life, as she presses the nozzle closer and closer to his fleeing form, the suction of air likely lifting the fur on his back as she moves in to attempt to put an end to this little fiend.