my thoughts on this are a little complicated bc i can see silver wolf's curiosity and good intentions leading her to doing this and i think kafka appreciates her approach in the sense that it shows the extent of her interest in doing something that'll make kafka happy so that in itself is meaningful. if kafka were to be bothered by the invasion of privacy and they had a conversation about it i don't see silver wolf going against an established boundary though considering she's thoughtful, kind and wouldn't want to do something that could hurt their relationship. instead i see her asking the other sh or just going to kafka directly. that being said i'm also not entirely sure how kafka would feel about the breach in privacy to begin with. i think because she's secretive any more personal items saved wouldn't reveal much so it's less of the list itself that i see her being concerned with and more of the possibility of any of them trying to look more into any history she doesn't want them to be aware of for whatever reason (once again i wish we knew more about her past bc ik she says she's indifferent to it so it's possible she doesn't care much about them knowing and it's more just her trying to avoid conversations about it. this is especially interesting when you consider her history of working alone and voice line about "barely ever seeing the same person twice". i think hoyo hates me)