☆ Helena ☆
Helena smiled, looking a little surprised that they'd remembered her name properly. It did happen, on occasion. But it was often the other way and people forgot. She nodded to each of them, watching them interact with their friend. Who Helena was still having a hard time grasping just everything about her. She was a little jumpy too, it seemed, but from what she'd heard about what had happened, it made sense.
“It wasn’t anything, really,” she laughed waving off their thanks. “Couldn't just do nothing.” And she really couldn't. It just wasn't in her nature to stand by and do nothing, especially while people were obviously in need of help. If things had looked more under control when she'd gotten there she might not have charged in so quickly. But she probably still would have.
“Besides, not like I was unrewarded for it,” Helena chuckled, pulling up her tattooed and bandaged arm, flashing her ring at them for just a second, the yellow stone catching in the light for a blink. “So it wasn't all bad for me. Even if there was a little blood.”
She listened to Lyn talk about learning to cook and she laughed softly. “You don't know how to cook?” That was something she couldn't remember a time not knowing how to do. She just assumed that was something you were taught very young. “I can make pastries. They're not that hard.”
She took Keri's hand, sucking in a soft breath at the temperature of her hand. And this time, instead of holding her tongue like she'd done with Lyn, she opened her mouth without thinking much. "Fuck, you're cold."