- Real Name
- Helena Quartermaine
- Missions
- 171
- Ability
- Omnimorph
Helena laid on the chase lounge chair by the pool, the thin lace fabric of her red robe billowing from the sea breeze. It had been an eventful day to say the least. Ahadi was...Ahadi. A perfect representation of how big of an egotistical blowhard Ravena was. He showered everyone with gifts, wooed Diana sickeningly, and made sure everything and everyone was perfect. And THAT was the tell that made Helena go to Kelly. Nothing was ever perfect, and those who tried to prove such things were masking mountains of shit with pretty scented flowers. Kelly agreed with Helena, finding Ravena as repulsive as she did and decided that he needed to die. Especially because it was obvious he was doing something to Diana. They didn't know what, but it was something that was swaying her to his side and that needed to be stopped immediately. So she and Kelly parted ways, Kelly prepping her attack to destroy Ahadi while Helena was tasked to assassinate Ravena. That was when she decided that she could rid herself of two pests: Ravena AND her Rook.
Persephone had been a thorn in her side since arriving at Hellfire. She was powerful, and Helena wanted more power on her court. But she also historically ruled before Hellfire was ever created. A person of that stature wouldn't fall in line for long, especially one of such power. She was beginning to show signs, involving herself with her Knight...her beloved Alek. And THAT was when Helena knew threatening Haleigh in order to keep Persephone in line wouldn't suffice any longer. She had made a deal with Haleigh that Persephone wouldn't be touched, but that too would end. Persephone would kill Ravena, or die trying.
When her Rook confirmed she did in fact kill Ravena, Helena was a bit taken aback to say the least. She figured the man would bolster enough power to at least fatally wound her during the battle, but Persephone barely sounded out of breath on the phone. But none of that matter because as soon as Diana was out of Ravena's trance, she would most definitely make an example out of her Rook. Either way, Helena would get what she wanted.
Sipping her drink slowly, Helena looked down at the chase lounge as her phone began to vibrate next to her. She was waiting for Kelly's call, but seeing Alek's name pop up made her laugh haughtily. Picking up the phone, Helena grinned a toothy grin.
"I see my Rook has already opened her loose lips."
Alek: "Are we at war, my Queen? Do you need me at your side?"
Helena rolled her eyes as she circled the cubes of ice in her glass.
"No, we are not at war, Aleksander. You will stay at Hellfire as ordered."
Speaking to him as if he were a child who had just said something absolutely ridiculous.
"Ravena needed to die because he was getting far too comfortable manipulating his way to Diana's throne. I did what was necessary...and when Diana is feeling herself, she will do what is necessary as well."
Ominous yet the meaning clear. Helena slowly finished the last bit of whisky that remained in her glass, rolling the cold alcohol along her tongue before swallowing it. Her sapphire eyes narrowed with annoyance.
"Tell me, my trusted Knight. Were you calling because you were concerned for your Queen? Or because you were concerned for [brusquely] her?"
She was done tip toeing around the relationship they were most obviously still in. If they believed their charade fooled her, they were as stupid as Ravena.
"Choose your words wisely, Aleksander."
Persephone had been a thorn in her side since arriving at Hellfire. She was powerful, and Helena wanted more power on her court. But she also historically ruled before Hellfire was ever created. A person of that stature wouldn't fall in line for long, especially one of such power. She was beginning to show signs, involving herself with her Knight...her beloved Alek. And THAT was when Helena knew threatening Haleigh in order to keep Persephone in line wouldn't suffice any longer. She had made a deal with Haleigh that Persephone wouldn't be touched, but that too would end. Persephone would kill Ravena, or die trying.
When her Rook confirmed she did in fact kill Ravena, Helena was a bit taken aback to say the least. She figured the man would bolster enough power to at least fatally wound her during the battle, but Persephone barely sounded out of breath on the phone. But none of that matter because as soon as Diana was out of Ravena's trance, she would most definitely make an example out of her Rook. Either way, Helena would get what she wanted.
Sipping her drink slowly, Helena looked down at the chase lounge as her phone began to vibrate next to her. She was waiting for Kelly's call, but seeing Alek's name pop up made her laugh haughtily. Picking up the phone, Helena grinned a toothy grin.
"I see my Rook has already opened her loose lips."
Alek: "Are we at war, my Queen? Do you need me at your side?"
Helena rolled her eyes as she circled the cubes of ice in her glass.
"No, we are not at war, Aleksander. You will stay at Hellfire as ordered."
Speaking to him as if he were a child who had just said something absolutely ridiculous.
"Ravena needed to die because he was getting far too comfortable manipulating his way to Diana's throne. I did what was necessary...and when Diana is feeling herself, she will do what is necessary as well."
Ominous yet the meaning clear. Helena slowly finished the last bit of whisky that remained in her glass, rolling the cold alcohol along her tongue before swallowing it. Her sapphire eyes narrowed with annoyance.
"Tell me, my trusted Knight. Were you calling because you were concerned for your Queen? Or because you were concerned for [brusquely] her?"
She was done tip toeing around the relationship they were most obviously still in. If they believed their charade fooled her, they were as stupid as Ravena.
"Choose your words wisely, Aleksander."
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