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Alinta watched Jack, how his gaze hovered over the large cooled magma walls that surrounded the city. Keeping it safe. A whisper of a floor boss, and she could see… there was a sort of fire that burned behind his gaze. A passion fueled determination that Alinta knew meant he was going to work toward the frontlines. Alinta didn’t like it, the thought of him dying to a boss. But…the frontliners had made it to floor 30…and the last few battles hadn’t had any deaths - at least not with the information she had gotten. Alinta pursed her lips. She should check the monument of life. Cross check each d

Acanthus cursed as Carsar took to the sky. Her first attack was not as clean as it could have been, and gave the dragon a chance to take flight. Reytac and Nari's strikes did not connect either, leaving the bloodied dragon ready to take its revenge. But how were they supposed to bring it back down? Carsar, despite his laughable HP and damage, was light in the air. He tested the party with a few diving swoops, and it became apparent he could retreat to the sky faster than they could follow. Without ranged weapons, they needed a creative solution. Acanthus tossed her weapons to the gro

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"Catch anything?" say "J-Jomei?" Mari asked, looking up from her fishing rod, she had just finished affixing a gummy fish to the hook. She was surprised to see him. "What are you doing here?" A question spoken from genuine surprise. Mari had expected him to go join Hirru, and whomever else was with him. "Why aren't you in the safe zone with the others?" A question stemmed from someone so used to doing things on her own. Being on her own. Even with the company of her husband. Mari glanced down to her right arm, still pink, still healing from being burned. Slowly, it dawned on her - her own

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NAME Nina Volkov AGE 29-31 GENDER Female RACE Caucasian HEIGHT 169cm WEIGHT 60kg "Who needs to worry about leaving when the digital world is such a play ground? Those outside won't let thousands of people die. Let them work hard and us have fun. -- Arsine DOCUMENTS sp tracking chronology ALT CHARACTERS Mari Ceres Alinta Khione Ve

Reytac had to hold back a snort at the self-compliment that Sinnamon used. The woman was definitely not lacking in confidence, and to be fair, it was deserved. A brief once over had shown enough to show that, even if he’d not let his gaze linger past that. Still, at least she knew she was purposefully choosing some pain for appearance, which.. Tracked with the women he’d known, she wasn’t the first. With a chuckle, he followed after her. ”Sourcing things does seem to be the roughest part of things. Whether that’s gathering Materials, which has often been the sticking point for me, or ge

Only having just sat down, Arbalest quickly found herself in the same feelings those amongst the dancers. When those feeling began to dissipate instead of being re-introduced to the plate of food that she so desperately desired was replaced with a lovely looking woman. As great as she looked, Arbalest herself was not in costume -- besides the mask of course -- and was so surprised by the sudden shift of her position. It was quickly making her sick despite her prior experience. "Ugh...Fuji was less nauseating than that-" She started complaining before noticing Bliss. "Oh. You're not the ho

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The heat did not let up. It was very close to Jack's body, and was like a living creature pressing, heavy and hard, against his skin. However, he would have not been able to resist the overwhelming heat but to admire the scenery. Yōgan Village wasn't just situated near a volcano; it was a settlement that depended on the volcano for its materials. The town was encircled with sharp cliffs of turned lava. the remains of a very old eruption that, nowadays, was used as a town's protection. The houses were made of obsidian - large, partially hollowed-out pieces of volcanic glass, which under th

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“If you think I make orders sound like poetry than consider me your muse, your poet, your weaver of words.” Alinta would say between small kisses against his temple. Offering moments of affection at every chance she got. Doting on him as though he were the only person in the world. “But if my orders are poetry, then your laughter is my drug.” Another kiss, this time to his cheek. “One I’m already far too addicted to.” It was a wonder the two ever got anything done. Constantly whispering sweet nothings into each others ears, teasing and playing and trying to one up each other. Hot te

Jack blinked when her forehead hit the table, soft chuckle escaped him as he leaned forward slightly. "You alright there?" he teased, his voice carrying that quiet amusement only she could pull out of him. Before he could reach out, though, she kicked him under the table. That drew a deeper laugh from him , low and unrestrained this time. "Okay, okay, I get it. You want me to be serious for once." Her exasperation was endearing, the way she tried so hard to keep her composure even while he was sitting there smiling like an idiot. But when she grabbed his shirt and pulled him close, his la

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They whispered their name into his ear. (and time slowed. they’re close. intimate. maybe it had been ages since he’s had this much closeness pressed against someone else. shikari’s found his breath caught lodged in his throat from a gasp of air drunk deep, legs almost stilled from motion by the lack of distance between them. almost. there had been a whiff of something fragrant from their near presence, and shikari might’ve been convinced then that if he were willing to close his eyes, that worldspinning reverie would be no different than with prior bodies familiar he’d he

Alinta really didn’t think it was all that much trouble, she ordered a few extra drinks, she transcribed and collated a bunch of information, that took what? A few hours at best? So when he made another comment all Alinta could do was shrug. “No. I didn’t.” A simple reply spoken with honesty. She’d reach up and brush strands of black hair behind his ear, returning his gesture. “To me, it was no trouble. An effort as easily as breathing.” To see his soft smile. To hear the appreciation in his voice and his light laughter. “Keep up with me?” Alinta sounded exasperated. “Honey…I…I only have