((Good point, bad timing though.  I was hoping to play my trump card later but there it is lol.  Oh well, no biggie, I'll just be sure to kick your ass first Elf lol.))<br/><br/>Giselle couldn't have agreed more with Tyger's assessment and his question, but Helena had wanted to save her trump for later when dealing with those that didn't want to fight out of hand or for personal glory.  She was interrupted however when Yuna spoke up since it seemed a bit too coincidental for her.  "Excuse me, I would not be here out of personal glory or riches either.  I am missing someone from home, someone that was kidnapped and then your invite came along a couple days later.  I don't believe in coincidence, and I doubt anyone here does either.  If you expect us to believe that this tournament is truly honorable as you tried to make it out to be, then I will be forced to say that I don't believe that for an instant.  It just seems too coincidental for my tastes."<br/><br/>Giselle opened her brown eyes in a bit of shock since she too wasn't here out of personal glory, and Helena she noticed looked away.  It was true then.  She didn't stand up, she didn't draw her blades either, but in the next eye blink, Giselle was standing before Helena with a sword resting right underneath the woman's neck, and forced her to stand.  Needless to say, Helena was shocked into silence until she met Giselle's eyes.  She was radiating quite a bit of hostile intent the blond woman's way, needless to say.  "It's true.  Some of you....I realized....wouldn't fight without proper incentive.  Your father....Giselle...is on my island...safe and sound of that I promise....as is your lover....Yuna.  Emma...I promised a cure for your disease....and Tyger...you I can cure as well...if given enough time and research.  You will....be no longer considered...a monster...among the humans...and your own kind.  That demon...was not called on purpose however....that was merely a chance....encounter.  I am not...foolish enough to call such a terrible fiend."<br/><br/>"Too bad, because you seriously fucked with the wrong family you bitch.  Give me one good reason why I shouldn't saw your head off and end that five years of torment you talked so much about?"  Giselle asked with cold steel dripping from her voice as she pressed her sword point just a little closer to Helena's throat, drawing a couple drops of blood from her in the process.<br/><br/>"Because...he's safe and sound....for now.  But...all it would take is my death....to change that...Ms. Do'Urden.  The island is rigged to blow should something....unwanted happen to me.  The only thing you'll find left....is a crater of where it used to be.  Maybe...if you'll lucky you'll....see the blast, but traveling at 50,000 feet at at the speed we're going I seriously....doubt you will even see the cloud of smoke."  She answered in kind, and Giselle growled but lowered Icingdeath from Helena's throat, but not before grabbing the woman by the front of her shirt and bodily lifting her so they were at eye level.<br/><br/>"If I survive this year, I would be watching your back Helena.  Keep one eye open for the rest of your life because you just never know if I might find my own way here.  If I do when this is over, I can't very well guarantee I won't come back to kill you myself."  Letting her fall back into her chair, Giselle walked back to her seat and sat down heavily, looking at the floor and remaining silent for the rest of the ride unless otherwise spoken to.  Yuna too was lost in silent but no less angry and sorrowful thoughts of Tidus being held against his will in Helena's clutches.  She was no human being worth saving after all.  That thing about the cancer, while she assumed was true, didn't make Yuna feel sympathetic anymore.  If anything, it made her realize Helena was even more dangerous since she was on death's door.  There was indeed far more to this whole thing than Helena led on.<br/><br/>((By the way, she teleported up there to get at Helena as she did before anyone asks.))