<div align="center"><strong>DOA Island, Dining Hall</strong></div><br/>The objects in the trunk meant very little to Terra because she was not quiet sure what they were exactly.  She recognized the object that had landed in her hand before leading her to the portal only there was more than one.  It must be the one that Tyger had followed, a shuriken was what he had called it.  The gorgeous white dress was easy enough to guess but the blanket and charred piece of something she had no idea about nor the other random objects in the trunk.  She smiled at the clothes the illusion Terra handed to him: simple, black, and white.  Tyger would likely approve of them very much.  As she watched the vision of herself press up against him her face reddened slightly and she looked around the room to see if anyone other than those she had arrived with had noticed she was the one in the vision.  No one seemed to have yet and Terra was grateful for it and when she turned back to the illusion to discover she now stood nude upon the wall in front of everyone her mouth fell open before she childishly hid her face in her hands.  The open comment had her blushing even more from behind her hands as she peeked between fingers.<br/><br/>Guilt washed over her at her reaction.  Tyger was in real danger in trying to fight this illusion, and Terra was unsure if he was still trying to fight it but here she sat hiding in her hands.  The purple dress went over the illusion Terra's head and Terra slowly removed her hands from her face with a deep sigh of relief.  Guilt was still there but worry became more prevalent as Tyger seemed to have stop giving any signs of his disbelief in the illusion.  A hard frown came upon her face as she continued watching, wishing there was something that she could do but she just sat there watching Tyger help their illusion daughter tie her shoes.  All the good feelings she had gotten from the illusion originally were fading quickly and she was left with worry for Tyger that was quickly turning into anger at the demon for using Terra's image like that and at Helena for making Tyger fight such a thing.  She even felt a little anger at Tyger for letting the demon have a chance to do this at him.  If this did not stop soon one way or another Terra was going to go find Helena and Terra's face hardened even more as she crossed her arms.<br/><br/>As the man in the dark armor came into the dinning room Terra broke eye contact glaring at him intensely and rolled her eyes momentarily at Yuna's reaction of pulling strange weapons out and pointing them at the man.  He sat down at one of the only open chairs near the end of their table and began to watch the illusion intently.  Indigo eyes continued to study him for a minute trying to determine if she wanted to comment on his rude behavior.  His armor seemed a bit over done to Terra and she found usually people with a display of armor were usually trying to make up for something they lacked.  She caught sight of his blade and looked down at her own lighter armor.  That sword could get through her armor easily if it was used correctly but Terra knew with lighter armor she could move much quicker than he ever could.  She turned back to the vision surprised that she had been sizing the man up but she dismissed it as her needing to size everyone up in the competition even, eventually, those she had arrived with.<br/><br/><hr/><br/><div align="center"><strong>The Illusion</strong></div><br/>After long moments of Tyssa attempting to tie her shoe she finally got it right enough for the laces to stay and she smiled up lovingly at her father.  "Thank you Daddy."  She stood up and threw her arms around her father with all of the love in the world pouring into him before breaking the hug and running down the hall in excitement.  Terra smiled and walked over to where Tyger still sat in the floor stopping before him and running a hand soothingly across his cheek.  "Sometimes, I don't believe that I deserve one such as you Jungle-Cat."  The word held more weight to it than it had before as if it was caressing him the same as her hand.  It sounded of love and comfort along with passion and eternity.  A look passed over her as if she wanted to kiss him but a shyness took its place and she turned to follow her daughter down the hallway.<br/><br/>The house was simple but cozy and it was a great mixture of Tyger's belongings and Terra's with new ones they had collected over the years.  She stopped to grab her favorite book Tyger had gotten her, from their wooden table and waited for Tyger to catch up before following Tyssa outside.  The weather was perfect as Terra stepped out into the sun pausing to close her eyes and soak in the warmth before continuing out into the small meadow their house was located.  There were a few trees randomly around the area and surrounding the clearing was a light forest and Terra smiled.  They had picked this area specifically so that they would have their privacy but there was a trail a short way into the trees that lead to a near town.  "Mother, are you going to jump with us?"<br/><br/>Terra sat quietly in the garden she tended to everyday facing the direction that Tyssa had run off in opening her book with a smile towards her daughter.  "No, kitten, you know I don't like such things.  But I will happily watch you and your father as I read."  Tyssa looked sad for a moment before running further away and standing just outside the edge of a shadow of a nearby tree turning to look for her father.<br/><br/>"Daddy, come on!"  The little girl waited impatiently for her father as if the only thing stopping her from jumping without him was her fathers request against her jumping without him.  She look curiously at her father for a moment glancing between him and the shadows but did not voice whatever her thought crossed her mind.