Giselle listened to Zelith's explanation, impressed since Beholders were quite deadly, especially old ones that had amassed any amount of knowledge and wisdom over the years which usually meant powerful spells and devastating attacks from the same.  Dragons were far more formidable, but the half Drow had yet to have the misfortune of running into one yet, though she was still young so one never knew.  Kyle responded and the woman had to shrug as if to say you had to start somewhere.  "Even I wasn't able to handle myself at first Kyle.  Win or lose, so long as you gain something from this then you will have made me happy if nothing else.  As for explaining things Zelith, I again do not mind, but it would help me to have you on hand in case my appearance alone doesn't cut it.  Hopefully the police chief will have made some progress before then since I told him that defenses for the town will need to be made before any big roving bands of creatures come out of those woods, among other things.  Anyway, if we're ready Kyle, we'll begin this dance lesson, as you so aptly put it."  Giselle smiled, finding humor in the man's reactions to the unknown as he seemed able to take almost everything in stride so far.<br/><br/>Even so, Giselle had never seen armor appear like the elven make metalwork that appeared upon the human when he drew his weapon.  That sword was a powerful weapon.  Who had made such a thing, the warrior wasn't sure, but she was beginning to wonder if it would be safe for the human to handle if it had any sentience....much like an evil and even sharper sword than Twinkle that had thankfully found a home with a friend of the family's.  Khazid'hea was that weapon, incredibly sharp, sharp enough to slice through solid rock, let alone anything else with incredible ease, but it had a thirst for battle and blood that could never be sated.  The more she looked at that sword, the more Giselle wondered if she had found a similar item of evil nature.  Hopefully her hunch was wrong as she followed the human out of the parlor, sensing a few people behind them.  "Tiagar, might I talk to you about that sword later?  The more I see it in action, the more it worries me."  She voiced aloud, hoping he wouldn't refuse her request before stepping out from behind him to take a spot across from Kyle once they reached the park.<br/><br/>Taking Twinkle out of her hip sheaths on her belt, Giselle muttered a few arcane words while running her thumb just above the edge of the weapon on both sides as well as the inside curve just to be safe.  A red light followed her finger, and when she ran her hand over the rounded barrier, it repulsed her slightly, making her hand slip right along without leaving a mark on her.  Doing the same to Icingdeath, the warrior was ready a moment later as she took a stance, her right leg ahead of her as her left went behind, as if she was ready to spring forward at a moment's notice....which she was as she locked her brown eyes upon the human before her.  "Now that we're here, let us see what you're made of.  I won't hold back only because it would be a dishonorable thing to do, even if you don't know much about the way of the sword as I do, and because any enemies that come out here won't show any mercy much like those orcs.  Are you still willing to do this Kyle?"  She was giving him a chance to back out, but if she knew anything about warriors like this man was in his own way, surrender was never an option.