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Sign language... It had been some time since the pair had seen anyone use such a thing for any particular reason. Not many players resorted to it in-game, making it a rare skill to even be used, unless the player in question used it back in the real world. 'Jack's' thoughts drifted back to how Akane had started to teach him back in the real world, right after the accident that took away his ability to hear. The flowing gestures that made his heart ache as he thought of how peaceful it was back then, how much better it had been. Meanwhile, Ronan's thoughts drifted back to Violet, and how she ha

Violet watched as Freyd approached the cathedral, a soft smile gracing her face finally. Her eyes flashed over to her watchers, who were nodding in approval at the other man's behavior. "He's a smart man, ne?" she said dryly, shrugging. "When we're finished, make yourselves more obvious, maybe playing chess or doing something clowny?" Akane made a rude gesture at her, while Delilah burst out laughing, a wide grin on her face. "Have a sense of humor, brat. The others are with him right now." "Could you at least NOT encourage my damn sister's behavior right now???" "Gehehehe! I'm just sayin that

Violet let out a soft sigh, shaking her head. "It's by sheer dumb luck that you havent gifted something like this to one of the younger players, then." she said tiredly, taking another drink from her coffee. "Fear of death aside, there are still kids that try to play the game, no matter what we older players might try to do. Its painful to watch, but there's really nothing we can do." the bitterness that had only been barely present when she had originally spoken was much more pronounced now. No matter what they did, there really was no proper way you could use to actually stop the younger pla

Violet quietly stowed away the piece of paper in her hands, the sharp burning of her anger giving way to a more empty feeling. Freyd wasn't the reason she was angry, it wouldn't be right to take it out on him by accident. It certainly wouldn't be fair to him, when he had really been nothing but nice to her, despite the rough demeanor he put off. He did save her life on more than one occasion, after all. Violet Silently followed him to the table he had set up for the impromptu meetup. A steaming cup of coffee was offered to her, the smell invigorating to her. It made her feel slightly more aliv

Angel's Point, Floor 13. Just outside of Freyd Edges. Violet was at a loss as she stared at the group of what appeared to be some sort of makeshift tents that were set up on the edge of the settlement. She could see players bustling around the tables that were spread out around them. A piece of paper from Delilah was clasped in her hands, her fingers almost ripping the poor sheet in two. The older woman had reached out to her to see if she was ok after the shitshow at Rikers edge... the only one other than her own brother, who had been the first one to help her. He didn't talk for a ver

Violet let out a groan as they all started to trudge out of the sewers, a look of irritation on her face. The dull ache of frustration bit into her, along with pent up anger over what had transpired during the very end of the Raid. Jon and Raidou had decided that they would start to bicker as though they were literal children, something that made her blood boil. It hadn't helped that She only found out last minute that Jon was going to be at the raid, and that she only found out after she had already been assigned to Firm Anima... and when she literally had no choice but to be with him. The sh

Violet smiled warmly, taking a bite out of the Taiyaki. The nostalgia of the situation was making this so precious. Here they were, sharing the same snack she'd shared with him upon their first meeting. He was stoic, cold... all too quiet, and far too hard to reach. Now, all it took was some gentle prodding and a smile to get him laughing and smiling like she would have never had been able to imagine him doing before. He'd grown from how he had been before, and she was proud of how far he'd come. At his comment about dancing, she simply let out a laugh, before casually taking both of his hands

Violet let out a sigh, elbowing Raidou gently in the ribs. "Rai, I'd be happy with just about anything, I thought you knew that already.." she chided softly, an amused smile on her face. "You could hand me a ring from a cracker-jack bag and I'd be happy with it, as long as it made sense for the situation... But the point I'm getting at is that you're worrying about it too much. Just take a deep breath, and look at it from a fresh perspective. Just go with the flow, and do whatever feels right!" Violet pumped her fist in the air, before opening her menu, and stowing away the chess piece, before

Violet let out a snicker as she saw Raidou react poorly to the grilled Squid Skewers, a hand covering her mouth. "Its just street food, Grilled squid isn't that bad~" she commented, glancing at the younger man. Ikayaki was honestly a staple street food, and she vividly remembered all the festivals that happened around where she'd lived where she got to enjoy some as a snack with her family. "But, I think that this will be much better than just some plain ol' squid, ne?" Violet felt Raidou tug her in the direction of the little old lady and her small shop. She noticed Raidou picking out a small

"heh... you certainly must be to have said that aloud, dear.." Violet had an amused look on her face, her smile widening at Raidou's admission of nervousness. It was rather endearing to see him react in such a way, such a far cry from how he typically presented himself, the ever-stoic enigma melted in her grasp... revealing the dashing, flustered man underneath the Façade. "Well... why don't we get a treat from one of the street vendors first?" she commented, nodding her head towards one of the many food stalls that littered the street, run by NPC's and players alike. Food ranging from the sta

Violet's smile grew warmer, and she gently cupped his face with a hand, her fingers brushing his cheek. "Well you're quite the treat to look at yourself, dear.." Her deep red eyes twinkled with delight. As Raidou presented the Rose to her, she let out a soft gasp, her blush deepening slightly. "Rai, its beautiful... I love it!" Violet gingerly took the rose from Raidou, holding it up to her nose as she drank in the scent of the delicate flower, its smell near intoxicating. She gently wove the stem of the flower into her braid, allowing the flower to rest against her cheek. Violet took the

There was a fluttering sensation in her chest as she stepped forward, her eyes glittering with anticipation. The streets were so busy at this time of day, always bustling with players either heading out of town, or heading back for a bite to eat and something to drink. Her clothes were simple, yet still fancy enough to warrant being worn during something like this. A silky-smooth black sleeveless high-necked dress with a Pink and white jacket that was detailed with red and black roses. Dainty red heels, with black stockings detailed with climbing white and pink roses. Her hair was styled in a

"What you... assume... is something that you are not privy.. to... Red Wanderer..." 'Jack' replied, his eyes narrowing. "She is upset with.. you, our boss... is upset that.. You somehow managed.. to make.. Even our... princess believes in.. you. Think of... your actions before you... drag her.. with you. She has a heart... that is too.. big.. for how much she gets back... in situations such as.. these." Ronan calmly held up a hand, a frown on her face. "He's not taking advantage of her, she's just trying to puzzle out what the hell he Is." she said dryly, a frown on her face. "You really think

Violet looked at him with a sad expression. "... Jon.." she mumbled, furrowing her brows. "... No, I think you need to go first.. You sound so distant... is there something that we need to really discuss..? Have... have I done something wrong..?" Violet glanced up at the higher part of the trees, the sadness on her face deepening. It was painful to think about it, because she was starting to feel a bit selfish for not having asked him something like this before now. It was a sharp aching sensation that made her heart hurt, and she hated it desperately. She gently prodded Jon in the chest. "Rem

"Caution is indeed important, but being too cautious sucks all the fun out of life." Ronan replied, a wistful look on her face as she looked at the Hierophant lying on the table now. This was slowly getting much more frustrating. "You've got numbers on your side... don't pretend that you'll get one shot like the low-levels." She held up a hand, cupping it around her chin. Her method of mediation was absolutely worthless if someone didn't care to even hear her out, something that Raidou seemed to be intent on doing, whether it be intentional or not. She glanced at the photograph on the table, t

The announcement had aired finally, they were about to get everything underway, it seemed. Violet let out a yawn as she stretched her limbs, flexing her fingers as she made her way over to where the fights were meant to take place. Violet cracked her knuckles as she stood at the edge of the area where she was meant to be fighting, a grin on her face. "What a great turnout, heh..!" The grin quickly turned almost Feral as her opponent stepped up to the area. She casually slung her Bokken over her shoulder, leaning forward slightly. She bowed to her opponent, pointing her blade to the ground

"Oji..?" Violet nearly did a facefault, a distressed look on her face. "Wha..? That... Oh, you meant that kind of Oji. That didn't register right for some reason... did the system bug out or something..?" Violet let out a squeak as she was suddenly drenched by the older man throwing water everywhere, Her familiar let out a screech of surprise, and ended up taking off into the air, her poor floatie getting abandoned in the water as the tiny feathery dragon flew off. Maybe being in the water with noisy humans flinging around water wasn't the best idea. Violet let out a wail. "Akame, nooooo! Come

"Well this sounds kind of fun..." Violet mused, tilting her head to the side with a smile. She might not be in it to win whatever the deal was, but it did sound very much interesting. The boss raid had left quite a bit of excitement for everyone involved, and had left everyone antsy for more combat. An itching, potent kind of bloodlust... or perhaps a different kind of lust, it seemed. Judging by what was written on that note, it was a tournament meant to decide dates for those that signed up for it. Needless to say, a large crowd had already managed to amass itself, and she could have sworn t

Sign me up~

Ronan had a wry grin on her face. "You wound me, Raidou." she replied, a single hand over her heart as she responded to his threat by calling him by name. "You're a smart boy, you ought to know very few could even wound you in this world. I was warned against trying anything against you, unless I'd like to meet my old friend in the other world a tad bit too soon. We Enforcers are Pragmatic, not Suicidal. " She reached towards her Tarot deck, humming slightly. "I'd think you'd hate it more, if you were told something you'd rather not hear... I, on the other hand, would take great pleasure in se

"Oh..? You actually remembered me!" Mina cheered, her smile erupting into a full on grin. "And you remembered my name as well! Its good to see you again! You really surprised me during the Raid, I didn't think you'd vote the way you did, Though I suppose you weren't the only one I was kind of wrong about~!" Shield immediately came to mind, though so did Freyd and Raidou after they had changed their votes. Hopefully she got the opportunity to express gratitude towards both of them in the near future. Violet Swam over to the other player, poking him gently in the chest with curiosity in her eyes

Violet was walking down the path, a soft smile on her face. She was wearing a black wetsuit that was detailed with pink and white patches on the arms and chest. Her familiar was holding a soft blue floatie in her claws, a delighted look on its face. The natural pools in this cavern were rather beautiful, and said to be nice for relaxing in. An NPC had given her the idea to visit, and she'd taken it with a grateful smile on her face. Being able to find natural wonders on this floor was a blessing that she had rarely gotten the opportunity to enjoy... Violet nearly stopped short when she s

Riker's Edge, Floor 19. 'Luna's'/'Ronan's' Pov. There was a howling wind blowing through the entirety of the building, making a deep chill flow through the room. The main room of the Tavern was cold and empty, fallen chairs scattered across the room. A deep gouge was in the wooden floor, the planks seeming to have lost their luster, their life, their shine. The fireplace was inactive, its coals and charcoal scattered around it. The door to the deck room was broken in half, and hanging partially off of its hinges. tables were overturned, cold food laying on the tables, half eaten, and

"And we also have people like you insulting their intelligence for wanting him to live." Violet stepped forward with a scowl, her weapon still drawn. The fight had gone from a king going out in a Blaze of glory, to them being in a court trying to see if the king had even a chance to live, however small. she turned to Oscar and Freyd, her voice brimming with anger "Look, If you're gonna advocate for the poor fucker to die, do it without insulting your teammates, and at least give more than a Reason than 'oh its just an NPC'. That's a shallow way to go about the decision. Lets not have a re

The holidays were often really busy for violet... well, most of the time that is. Normally right about now she would be back at rikers edge helping out with a few different community meals, or out in the woods capturing and killing various food-mobs just to get some ingredients, or gathering up some rare plants in order to make some seasonings, and even mushing up fruits and veggies in order to create a variety of different drinks that others could enjoy. She had spent a few hours earlier that day working on a few plates of cookies and a caldron of Ragout Rabbit stew. She hoped that there woul