All in all, this was hitting a very sore spot with her. "And once the two of you had managed to get it, what was your intent?" Raine asked, voice dangerously quiet. While they were here, she trusted Kratos; he'd proved that he didn't mean her any harm. But if they ever made it home, or Colette appeared here, that might not last--she still wasn't certain what his goals were in regards to her, and seriously doubted she would be able to fully trust anything he said on the subject.

Her opinion of Zelos had never been very high, and the betrayal had left her almost completely unwilling to trust him at all. The first time she'd spoken to him here, he had said that he'd done all that he had so that he could get Aionis for the group; she supposed she understood why simply launching an open attack to get it was impractical at best, but ironically enough she didn't like it when supposed teammates kept secrets from the group. Personal matters (like race) were one thing, but something as important as this...

Adding to her ire was the fact that the last thing she remembered before coming here was the disastrous aftermath of that damned secret plan of theirs. She could hardly claim it was their fault that they were here, and she didn't honestly think either of them had wanted the group to be put through multiple death traps, but that didn't do much to keep her temper in check.