((Why is it always the assholes that pass the test?  Lol, sorry, random XXX joke.))<br/><br/>Yuna and Giselle both nodded their understanding since both were familiar, to a degree, on how things like the virus Emma had been talking about could be spread.  Both their worlds weren't so far backwards as to not understand the basic ways such a thing spread, and a bite seemed plausible to them both although in Giselle's world it wasn't uncommon to still believe demons were constantly at work behind said awful plagues usually.  And, surprisingly enough it was true at times as well.  "It's good to know then Emma.  Sorry if I myself offended this time.  I'm glad you cleared up any doubts I might have had if we had to room together.  Something tells me there won't be enough space to go around otherwise wherever we happen to be going for this thing."  She stood and leaned against the wall then, nervous energy, or more like excitement at the adventure awaiting them all despite the countless unknown dangers surrounding them, was very obvious in the half Drow as she settled against the wall.  It also gave her quite the view of the terminal as well despite her appearance of looking like she had her eyes closed and was perfectly at ease.<br/><br/>It was Yuna's turn to blush and turn her eyes away in heartfelt understanding for Emma's plight.  She should have just kept her mouth shut after all then.  "I apologize.  I see now that it is very important to you, and no matter what happens Emma, I do honestly hope you are successful in your personal mission to reclaim who you once were."  Despite her funny feeling Emma was better off as she was....memory wise, Yuna couldn't deny that it meant a lot to the Witch Revenant to regain her past at any cost.<br/><br/>Giselle was mildly surprised at Emma's own little non aging deal that was similar to her own people's longevity.  She did however have to shake her head at Emma's words since Giselle was quite happy to be able to live as long as she had and she was strangely enough looking forward to living for far longer if Fate didn't intervene first.  "I do agree that we are alike in many ways Emma, but I am looking forward to the next thousand years given to me if sword or poison or disease doesn't kill me first.  I learned from a few elven friends, light elves to be precise, that the reason so many of them  live for so long is that they don't measure time as humans do.  They live 'several lifetimes' rather than one long one.  If they did, then there would be far fewer of their number in the world.  I too plan to live 'several' small lives, and even the spaces in between where I might wander the wilds alone to recover from my last one, I plan to make full as best as I possibly can.  That is the way of my father and my twin brothers....as it was for our mother as well before disease took her from us."<br/><br/>Lowering her head for a moment, Giselle's hand went to her chest and she fingered a silver unicorn pendant that was on a silver chain around her neck, concealed until she pulled it free.  It was one of the few things she had left of her mother, and it had stayed on Giselle's neck since the day she had received it a long time ago.  Recovering from her brief sadness, the half Drow thought she felt a slight vibration in the wall that she was leaning against and she turned her head just in time to see a shadow slip from a nearby passageway that was high off the floor if she had to guess.  Her hand immediately went to Icingdeath's jewel encrusted pommel, but she relaxed only slightly when she saw the newcomer.  A ninja?  It was rumored that such people resided even in her world, but she had never seen one up close until now.  "Wow, never thought I'd see someone like you anywhere in all my three hundred years.  You must be another contestant, the fifth one to date in fact.  My name is Giselle Do'Urden, it's a pleasure to meet you."  She held out her hand as Yuna stood and bowed respectfully out of old habit.<br/><br/>"My own name is Yuna.  It's good to meet you as well."  Such eyes she had never seen before.  They chilled her considerably, but Giselle had seen such eyes before and it didn't bother her much as she met that intense gaze with one of her own of equal strength, silently conveying she knew how it was to strike from the shadows without hesitation although she immensely preferred a straight fight to sneaking around.  The fact this ninja had been sneaking around at all alerted the woman that he might have some information about what was going on, though whether that was good news or not was yet to be decided.