Erizen<br/><br/>Helena hadn't finished her introductions before Erizen had removed her scythe from the chair before her, slung it to her back, held with her right hand, and walked to gate, ready to board. She didn't listen to the woman, just looked her over, gaging what kind of person she was. When the gate to the plane opened, she stepped in and took the first empty seat in the front row, leaning her scythe on the wall in front of her. Stretching her legs out, she took the book up again and started reading.<br/><br/>"<em>Remain undetected. They don't know your real objectives yet, and the element of surprise will be your best weapon. Figure out what they're doing in that universe, and if it's dangerous, shut it down.</em>" The words of her commander echoed in her head. She may have been only on loan to InterPol, but she was still honor-bound to them. Failure to execute this mission would result not only in forfeiture of profits, but of status as well. She may have been a Mercenary, but there was some honor in the profession, taking up blade against foe and friend alike, with little care for your own safety. "<em>Do whatever they want you to, but at the first opportunity, gather as much info as you can, you'll need it all.</em>" His voice continued.<br/><br/>Emma<br/><br/>Emma watched the snobbish brat enter the plane before Helena had finished her speech, and suppressed the urge to gut the bitch. Listening to Giselle and Helena, she couldn't help but wonder exactly what it was that made Emma so... appealing to these people. She had no wish to kill anyone, and certainly even less to fight without just cause.<br/><br/>"Ms. Douglas... If I may be so bold to ask but... why did you bring me here? I'm..." She looks to Ryu, then to Giselle, then to Yuna and Tyger. "I'm no ninja... or ranger... or even summoner... I can't do much of anything... hell, I don't even know who I am... Why me?" She mutters a little, unsure if she was even the right person to be asking.