Even though Haelvia's savior was blanketed in living flames, she recognized its form.
It was, without a doubt, Divine Armor Lancelot.
But... the Duplicarius... he called it--
"That's... an affirmative," The green-haired pilot tilted his head, "'Talks-With-Fire' is the name of this Divine Armor... Regardless, I say again: Echo-Four-Libra, do you require medical attention?"
"H-how?!" Haelvia half-stood up and shouted at her console, "How did you learn that Divine Armor's name? L-l-loki had been his pilot for--"
"Answer the question, girl," Tychon frowned.
Haelvia grit her teeth, her cheeks flush.
It wasn't the time for questions.
The combat zone was still very hot-- and that was besides the fact that Lancelot now-Talks-With-Fire was literally aflame... and that all of Haelvia's exposed skin was burning with a half-dozen emotions.
The primary theme in recent chapters is a psychology term called 'Misattribution of Arousal', In a popular 1974 study, participants that were exposed to 'dangerous' stimuli were more likely to be sexually attracted to a present, potential mate. To provide a practical example, a couple experiencing a 'dangerous' event together are likely to attribute the physical response to danger (raised heart rate and rapid breathing) as being sexually attracted to their partner.
tl;dr Take your date to see a horror movie to receive bonus attraction points.
Look up 'Misattribution of Arousal' on wikipedia for more information.