by Helena/ Ancient Greece Sat Aug 20, 2011 9:31 am
One of the soldiers looked up at the stands and shouted to Helena, "Hey, come down here and have some fun with us! We'll make it worth your while~"
The rest of the soldiers laughed, but neither Helena nor Daedalus was amused by the comment.
"Watch your mouth, Sirius! That's no way to talk to the advisor!" Daedalus commanded.
"But talking isn't exactly what I had in mind with that woman up there~"
Daedalus was about to retort angrily when Helena gestured with a hand for him not to say anything.
Helena looked at her king, who nodded. He knew she wouldn't tolerate such behavior and was going to let her take action. Helena got up from her seat and headed down to the arena. When she was down there, the soldiers crowded around her and the cocky subordinate.
The soldier smirked at her and asked, "What? You want a piece of me?"
Helena merely stared back at him before walking over towards him and punching him right in the nose. The soldier fell onto his rear, holding his now bleeding nose. The soldiers looked on, shocked, while Daedalus was smirking.
The soldier with the bleeding nose glared up at Helena before getting up and charging at her, throwing fists at her. She dodged or blocked each jab before kneeing the soldier in the stomach, grabbing his wrist, and twisting his arm all the way to his back. The soldier let ow a series of "ow's" before it became a pain-filled scream when she broke his wrist then pulled on his arm hard enough to dislocate it.
The soldier fell to the gorund in a pile of whimpering pain and defeat while Helena looked at the rest of the army with an icy glare. The rest of the soldiers were frozen in fear, afriad of what the Graecian woman would do.
"This is a warning to all of you. Test me like this, talk to me in a manner I find disrespectful, or do something that is completely unforgiveable, and I will take it upon myself to discipline all of you in a most excrutiating, pain-filled way. And General Daedalus will not help you, should you do any of these things. Do you all understand my fucking message?"
All the soldiers replied with a fearful "Yes ma'am!" before Helena nodded.
"Good. Because I will say this: you don't want to be on the end of any weapon I've ever used."
Helena then left the arena, the other men getting the injured one to the infirmary, and headed back up into the stands with Philip V and the Romans. She sat back down in her seat, her face void of emotions.
Philip V looked at his guests with a calm face before speaking to them.
"This is why I say not to upset Helena. She will take necessary measures into her own hands when she feels she needs to. And you do not want to be on bad terms with her for this reason. So, for safety, take care of what you say to her. I can help generally when I or General Daedalus is around. If you're alone with her, you're on your own. Understood?"