Iron Fist also briefly filled in as Daredevil last time Matt was imprisoned, a storyline explored in Daredevil: The Devil in Cell Block D. This isn't the first time Matt has put the mantle and responsibilities of Daredevil in someone else's hands. Hell's Kitchen now literally belongs to Daredevil, and she's going to do everything she can to save her new home. But at the last minute, Tony was outbid by Elektra.
Matt thought he had saved the day by convincing Tony Stark to buy up the properties and sell them back to their former owners at cost. The series' previous story arc dealt with Daredevil and Elektra battling the wealthy Stromwyn family, which had been hiring supervillains to terrorize the neighborhood in order to drive out Hell's Kitchen's inhabitants and snatch up cheap real estate. Elektra also has a vested financial interest in protecting Hell's Kitchen now.
That means no more killing, no matter how much the criminals of New York might tempt her. What's motivating Elektra to give up a lucrative career as a ninja assassin and play the thankless role of Hell's Kitchen's vigilante hero? While this issue hints at a larger conspiracy at play involving The Hand and its newly discovered antithesis, The Fist, Elektra seems to genuinely want to prove she can be a hero.
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