[Yuliya shrugs.] Why should I be afraid of such a simple thing as darkness? There's nothing intrinsically harmful about the absence of light.

[She has no fear, physical or otherwise. Neither of darkness nor of the woman facing her. She hasn't since--well, it's been a long time. One can go beyond fear, for good or ill, can reach a point past caring what happens to one. She cares only for justice, pure and cleansing and implacable. That is what she is.

A fire that consumes all before it. Fire has no fear.

A faint smile moves her lips.] I won't hesitate to face it.