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Heavy Armor - 11/2/25 T1 Rare 256411 + T1 Uncommon 256410 + T1 Uncommon 256408 -> T1 Perfect Heavy Armor | 256740a T1 Uncommon Heavy Armor 256407 - Saved for fusion Slayer's Armor | T1 Perfect Heavy Armor | 256740a | MIT 3 A large steel-colored set of plate armor that looks like it weighs a ton. Light Armor - 11/2/25 T1 Uncommon Light Armor | 256414, 256413 - Saved for fusion Traveler's Shroud | T1 Perfect Light Armor | 256415 | MIT 2 | REC A set of studded leather armor black as night with a small purple raven on the left pauldron. It has a dark purple cow

Reytac had been attempting to gather something when Nari shouted, and his attention immediately snapped up and towards the wolves that were approaching. He had been glad that he kept near them, since it meant that he didn't have far to travel to help back Nari up as she got her shield and spear ready. He held back, watching as her weapon flickered back and forth, puncturing into the wolves rapidly, stabbing some of them with the blade and leaving an icy tinge that spread from the wound, while others she beat with the back end of the spear, leaving them stunned and staggering in place. On

The pair alongside Nari had already drifted off in search of anything valuable and useful – a fact that Nari didn’t ignore. They were quick to move into the wonders of the garden, spotting the land and area for what it was meant to be; a place to locate and pile upon the richest that this world could offer. Nari envied them the moments bliss, where they simply assumed that this would be a walk in the park – pun not intended. ’Thank you, Nemo, for inviting us here. It’s as lovely as it always is. If you don’t mind, I’m going to explore a bit.’ Though friendly in nature, Nari’s words were c

Thread Summary Word Count 11,687 words Experience Calculation 11,687/5x10 = 23,370 EXP Col Calculation 15,560 [Loot] + {400x3} [Page Count] = 16,760 col Materials 60 materials [Loot] Loot Unidentified Rare Armour/Shield {11} | ID255923, 255934, 256038, 256155[a/b], 256293, 256484, 256486, 256488, 256723, 256729 Unidentified Rare Consumables {8} | ID256159[a/b], 256181[a/b], 256490[a/b], 256732[a/b] Unidentified Rare Trinket {1} | ID256155 Unidentified Rare Weapon {15} | ID255931, 25603, 256035, 256159[a/b], 256181[a/b], 256184, 256188, 256190, 256193, 256490[a/b], 256

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’I…look, I have a confession to make. We’ve lived together, been together for a long time now. A very long time. Like, a super long-‘ Nari found herself straggling again, the words coming out too fast and too easily now, so much so that her point was being lost. She shook her head, forcibly quelling the storm of emotions, the words and the confusion that was welling up inside herself as she considered what she wanted to say. ’Not the point. The point is…’ Whatever she had wanted to say, the words were taken from her as Onora spoke first, the blonde’s soft voice cutting through anything N

Reytac strolled back through the Town of Beginnings, listening to the hustle and bustle of the town and the players around him as he walked. Even now, when he had a house settled, he came here to just be around others – this was still the place where the most players hung out, and outside of odd events it was where he absolutely saw the most. He didn’t even think he’d managed to finish all the quests down here – he knew for a fact, now, that there was a dungeon, a heinous dungeon, hidden somewhere on this floor, but he also knew he far and away wasn’t ready for that one. But it was also cathar

’Ah…well…yeah, I guess…I see your point. Uhm…’ The words were stumbling from her now, falling out without hesitation and growing with intensity and speed as each one came. Nari wanted to shut herself up, to stop the moment that she knew would come tumbling out if she continued. Yet, like a flaming truck heading for a petrol station, she was unable to brake hard enough nor fast enough to avoid the calamity that would be downfall or firework. ’I…may have…an interest…you know, like…a thing…sort of…like a crush…or you know, that thing where you really like…uhm…’ Onora was supressing her laugh

’Yeah, noticed. That thing that you do when you see things, even when other people try and hide them. Like actions, or emotions…behaviours, even. Any of this ringing any sort of bells?’ Onora dragged the words on, as if finding some measure of amusement in the entire situation – not that Nari could blame her, as much as she disliked the attention and teasing, a part of her wished it would never end. She wondered if that weren’t an odd reaction to have, all things considered. ’Ah…’ The word drifted on the air as Onora and Nari fell silent, the pair waiting to see who would speak first. Nar

’Oh, so you think I haven’t noticed?’ There was still a measure of humour in the blonde’s voice, though Nari couldn’t ignore the fact that it wasn’t malicious or teasing by any means – in fact, if anything, she would almost have considered surprised if she had to label it as anything. Not that Nari was anywhere near an expert on reading other individual’s thoughts, emotions and feelings. ’Noticed…?’ Nari dragged on the topic, both wanting to hear the answer, and dreading it all at the same time. A million different scenarios and outcomes had already flashed through her mind, and although

Where there had been a small amount of colour previously, Nari suddenly felt her face alight in flame and burning embarrassment – a beacon that would have shown bright in the darkened sky, if not for the fact that it was clearly just passed the half day mark. She stumbled over words for a few moments, trying to collect herself, before she managed to get out anything that could be considered a form of sentence. ’I don’t…know what you mean. What glances? What? Who was glancing? Where?’ Onora laughed at the flustered form of Nari, a tingling melody that was somehow calming to her nerves as s

Seconds went by as Nari and Onora took some time to wrinkle out their bodies after the fight, pulling knots that had developed and smoothing away the majority of the after affects that always crept up upon them. Nari’s eyes couldn’t help but shift towards her partner as she considered everything she’d been thinking about the last few moments, and she was sure she was caught at numerous points – not that Onora said anything, at the time. ’So…a bit more, and then we head back?’ Onora asked. Nari gave a soft nod as she retrieved fishing rod and hook, settling herself back into a seated posit

’Well, that was…something…were those hands?’ Onora had let her sword drop slightly to the side as the final creature erupted – not quite an unprepared stance, but one that showed the calm, relaxed state of a post battle fighter. Nari had let her own guard drop ever so slightly as well, taking the calm moment as a measure of time to recover and relax – and a time to release the tightened muscles that had begun to strain in her entire body. ’I’ve…no idea. Weird things, to say the least…’ Her eyes dropped down to the notification that appeared besiede her, and she found herself grinning as s

Nari chose to ignore the embarrassing moment, uncertain if there was even anything to be embarrassed about to begin with. They were still engaged with the hand creature – which was trying its best to escape, without any success. Nari shifted herself to its side, waiting for it to try and make another break for the riverbed, before jamming the spear forward and stabbing into the thing’s core, the flames erupting and burning across its body even before it slapped her back. The impact rattled her armour, causing little more than a minor vibration that could be considered annoying at best. S

The spear went wide, and Onora found herself falling back as the hand seemed to make a rush for the distance. Nari and Onora both launched themselves into the hand’s pathway, blocking it from escaping back into the riverbed that it had originally exploded from earlier, and ensuring that it was forced to remain on land just a little bit longer – and more importantly, forced to face them both for just a single minute more beyond what it desired. ’Nice! Don’t let it escape, I think we’ve almost got it!’ Nari blurted out the obvious, knowing full well that none of it needed to be said, and ye

Flame covered spear lashed forward from Nari’s defensive stance, slashing through the first of the hand like creatures and lighting it aflame. Not that it lasted much longer than the few seconds it took for the flames to erupt and overtake the rest of the thing’s form; the explosion of shards upon the air denoting its finality in the world – and the small measure of freedom that the pair obtained from its departure. ’Last one.’ Onora’s words were a mere breath upon the wind, and yet Nari could understand them perfectly – a mimicry of her own thoughts in the moment. They had completed half

Reytac followed the gesture, to where a man was laughing and flirting with several women. He hummed under his breath as he watched the group for a long minute, then shrugged slightly. At least they were better than the person he saw over to one side who seemed to be scrambling to grab something off of the floor, though the crush of dancers masked what was happening over there before he could really see what was going on. He set his glass down on the bar with a clink and idly started tracing the rim with a finger as his gaze roamed across the floor. People were, happy, here. Sure, there m

Through hell or high water, he was gonna make it. Least, that's what he thought. Bag upon bags, he was going to make it to the Church to the north and finally make his decision if adopting a child would be his way. Too bad his penguin was sick due to heavy muscle fatigue or did that exist? He wasn't going to find out either way if he dawdled too long. Most adventurers side glanced him wondering what he was doing with so many bags. Some even thought to help but decided not to. He had to deliver the party to the Church since he had promised them one if they completed a challenge. Imagine the sur

Something about this didn't feel right. A hand outstretched towards her, rather than the ginger Lancaster was associated with; his wife. His wife he spoke so dearly of him in his absence. His wife who lured him here so she could share a dance with her beloved. His wife who was currently drunk off her ass, stumbling her way into a chair. She'll be fine, Jevi thought to herself. Just a night of innocent fun. "I will try not to bite.." "I can't say that I won't" But would she? Jevi had no experience in this, no real experience in flirting. She just did what felt right

The redhead let out a small laugh at his comment about furry accouterments. Compared to the last time they met, they both looked completely different. However, even after this meeting, neither has yet seen what they genuinely look like beyond the masks or costumes. Listening to what Rey said, Az nodded her head, "Neither is this mine, but getting tricked into being here and feeling guilty to leave the one person who brought you here alone kind of forces me to stay here." Az turned to take a small sip from her wine again. Honestly, this was odd. Usually, she would be in these kinds of plac

The two women moved in fluid tandem, wrapping around one another as the hands launched an attack of their own. Nari would call it excellent teamwork, a connection of the soul and mind, or something along those lines – if she were more aware of the sentimental ideologies of the situation. Instead, she simply knew it was a matter of the two having worked in the field together for so long. They’d come to know one another, and that meant reacting without communication or thought – Nari knew Onora’s typical strike patterns, as well as Onora knew Nari’s own style of fighting. A combination that allo

Frost walked towards the building; it was, by all means, not a small one, and the dress code was clear. Frostmaw, or Nadia, in this case, has been to these kinds of places before. You dance with people and are none the wiser about whom you might be talking to. Yet despite all this, Frost was ready. Her green dress revealed her shoulders, and around her arms she held a quite fancy and relatively soft fur scarf, almost like the one she always wore with her own armour. She made sure she was dressed to impress for this evening. Once she got closer to the door, a man offered her a mask, and Frost s

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Whatever thoughts Nari may have wanted to focus upon, they were torn away as the pair of hand creatures erupted from the water with the yank of her fishing rod. She barely had time to flow into motion, the spear and shield appearing in her hands as she called them to existence, before she was rushing in front of Onora and placing herself into a defensive stance. The sound of the blonde’s rapier slashing the air caused her eyes to break from the creatures for a single second. She almost called out to deny Onora’s engagement in the fight, before realising the blonde’s assistance might make