Emma<br/><br/>Emma watched with a little discomfort as the other elf transformed into a gigantic tiger human thing before her very eyes. It was comforting to see someone with a similar bad side. "At least you're not a monster all the time, friend." Emma chimed in, raising both hands. "I, sadly, don't have a choice."<br/><br/>"At least you admit it." Erizen added her two cents in with a smug grin.<br/><br/>"I'm going to rip your head off and shove it so far up your ass, you can give yourself a colonoscopy! Can it!" The Revenant barked, pointing a finger at Erizen from across the plane. The blonde girl only put her hands at the side of her head and made a 'ooooooo!' sound as she taunted the Revenant.<br/><br/>Erizen<br/><br/>Erizen chuckled to herself as she sat back in her seat. She was so easy to rile up. She really should be careful, though. These were the best of the best in this plane, and she already could tell she was making more enemies then friends. Friends only get you killed. They're anchors, dead weight. Besides, if she made friends with these people... well... how can you kill your friends? Enemies were so much easier to kill, especially an enraged enemy.<br/><br/>As her thoughts drifted back to the thought of early retirement, she opened her book once more and began reading, speaking each word to herself as she did so, imagining that which the author envisioned her to. She couldn't help but be distracted by the feeling of eyes boring into her skull. She looked back, seeing the woman who arrived last staring at her in a perplexed look. It drifted about the plane, but she was definitely looking at her. Collecting her book and scythe, Erizen stood and went to introduce herself to Terra, taking the seat next to her.<br/><br/>"I don't think we've been introduced. That and you've been so quiet, hardly said a word... woman after my own heart." She gave a coy smile.