The bad mood that clouded Terra's mind dissipated to a great extent as Tyger touched her shoulder and addressed Helena.  Goosebumps appeared on her neck and traveled down her arms as his lips lightly brushed her ear as he whispered to her.  She tilted her head slightly towards him as he spoke, unaware of the natural intimacy of the gesture, to give his words more privacy from others in the room.  Despite her best efforts to hang on to her bad mood it slipped between her fingers as he gently kissed her cheek and a soft smile spread across Terra's face before she turned her head further to catch Tyger's eye.  She spoke softly so her words would not be over heard.  "Forgive me, dear Jungle-Cat, I had not thought of such a thing."<br/><br/>She glared at Helena a moment before moving towards the woman holding a needle and sat down in her designated chair adjusting Ragnarök automatically.  She glanced at Tyger a moment before locking eyes with the nurse.  "I suppose you should inject me quickly before I change my mind."  As the nurse moved forward she let her eyes slipped to Tyger once more giving him another soft smile to let him know she would not have actually changed her mind.  She would happily do for him what he had willingly done for her even if Terra's instincts fought against the idea and she felt nothing but distrust for the other blonde woman.  She felt no pain as the needle went into her skin but hissed lightly as the woman pressed the syringe down.  Terra glared at the nurse as the need to show agitation reared its ugly head once more, but the nurse ignored her and checked something on a screen similar to the moving painting that had been on the transport that brought them here.  The young woman felt more grumpy at this missed opportunity to make the other woman cower.  She truly was not a morning person.  Terra rolled her eyes and left the chair to return to her previous spot near Helena.<br/><br/>"I am very much interested in your answer to Tyger's question.  If it is not required as you imply, but never truly state, why go through such great lengths to assure that it is done?"  She tried not to think of what exactly they had injected her with because it made her nervous.  Something that could record every movement she made did not sit well with her, especially since Helena insisted it had little to do with magic.  Terra had a great comfortable knowledge of magic and no matter Helena's assurances of safety, Terra much agreed with Giselle's assessment of the situation.  If for any reason there were side affects, Helena would not live to see many days after they were discovered.