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"Nightmares? Quite early in the day to have one when you should be out there fighting monsters and collecting loot, huh?" Kasier exclaimed, nodding to the waiter who had come to collect her empty cup of water. "And alcohol ain't ever the solution, is it?" Kasier asked, but rhetorically. She knew that alcohol was never the solution, which was why her family and herself had never touched the drink because it is not only harmful to the liver and the body, it is also potentially damaging to personal relationships with other people, and Kasier could not imagine that. She hated the idea that her mind could be impacted in such a drastic method by an exterior influence. Hence, she would never touch the drink, no matter how sad she becomes... but the choice to drink was made by other people, and she had no right to judge others on this decision. "Not that it would do anything in this game anyways. I'm sure you wouldn't get drunk no matter how much you drink." Kasier concluded, looking around and getting more comfortable on the wooden chair that she was sitting in. Plus, it tastes disgusting. I don't know how some people do it.
"Well, since we're going to rivers. I suppose there would be plants around the river bank that we can collect. We'll see what materials are around once we get there." Kasier exclaimed, standing up and pushing in the chair with one smooth motion. Honestly, she didn't particularly plan to spend today with material gathering, but since the opportunity has risen for her to gather some materials quickly, she would take advantage of it. With that, Kasier led the way out of the tavern.
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Kasier coughed, feeling some dust that had entered her throat which indicated the obvious abandonment of the place. Kasier sighed, checking her inventory to make sure that everything was already set and in place. She waited for Jonathan to change his equipment so he could be effective during combat, and Kasier, herself, braced for any damage that might come her way. Kasier supposed that she would be going tank for this particular quest, because Jonathan would probably be fine dealing damage right now. Kasier sighed, peeking into her inventory once more before she closed it and looked back at Jonathan.
"So, before we go in. I was wondering if you have already completed this quest. If you have, I would like to know what sort of enemies we're going to be going up against. And whether there are any AoE attacks that we have to worry about." Kasier exclaimed, gulping before she looked around at the darkness.
(short post sorry rushed on time. Just wanted to finally get this post done.)
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On 5/24/2018 at 10:51 PM, Benjamin Bookworm said:8 hours ago, Benjamin Bookworm said:
5/27/18 crafting Link
Name: Lesser Burning Edge
Your Profession: Alchemist
Your Rank: 7 - High Mentor Alchemist
ID: 101364, 101368-1, 101368-2, 101368-3, 101369-1, 101369-2
Roll: 5
Item Type:Potion
Tier: 1
Quality: Uncommon
Enhancements: Damage (1)
Description: A flask with an orange drink in it. The liquid glows in the sunlight.Name: Burning Edge
Your Profession: Alchemist
Your Rank: 7 - High Mentor Alchemist
ID: 101366-1, 101366-2
Roll: 10
Item Type: Potion
Tier: 1
Quality: Rare
Enhancements: Damage (2)
Description: A flask with an orange drink in it. The liquid glows in the sunlight.Name: Magic Armor
Your Profession: Alchemist
Your Rank: 7 - High Mentor Alchemist
ID: 101367-1, 101367-2, 101367-3
Roll: 12
Item Type: Potion
Tier: 1
Quality: Perfect
Enhancements: Safeguard
Description: A bottle with a Azure colored drink inside of it. It seems safe.All approved
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"Sorry, I cannot show you how to fight. Fighting is kind of like swimming. You just have to go deep into the waters without much help. If you want to fight, you just have to get out your sword and start swinging at the mobs." Kasier explained shaking her head. "We're just going to have to find you a weak mob to kill, and if you get too low, I'll heal you up, even if it means you won't get the loot." Kasier finished. She was curious at the moment. It seemed like the girl knew what she was doing, which was something that was rare from all the low-leveled players that she had met previously, except for a super genius that she had met a while back... Kasier didn't know what happened to that particular girl. She probably found it too much work to go ahead and continue with leveling. Kasier scratched her head, wondering if the girl had done research or something from all those times that she hadn't been out in the fields fighting monsters and getting more powerful.
"So you've held a sword in real life? I'm not sure if that will help you in this game... the game does most of the things you need to do for you. For now, though, let's go search for a wolf pup to get your first kill under your belt." Kasier exclaimed, looking around to see if there were any mobs that could be useful for the low-leveled player. "If you manage to kill it, you already have more kills than me," She chuckled. Kasier had never killed a mob on her own. She had never even swung a weapon at something. Although Kasier looked like she was serious and ready to attack anything at any time if the situation required it. However, since the beginning of the game, Kasier had sworn not to personally hold a weapon. She could not kill. And she had managed to find a way to continue surviving and improving despite the "weakness" that others see in her. "Well, there's one. Let's see what you've got." Kasier exclaimed, pointing at the silver wolf in the distance.
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ID: 101343
MD: 5+2=7 (300 - 72 = 228)
<<Howl>> Activated (+3 Hate)
<<Regen>> Activated (+20 HP per turn)Kasier smiled, chuckling at Itzal's rare joke. "Just let me tank, Felix. I'm trying to practice doing that anyways. Can't be too sheltered from taking damage at times," Kasier exclaimed, "Besides, I have a teleportation crystal in case things get out of hand, so we are fine. I wouldn't be a very good tank if I let my DPS take damage, right?" Kasier finished, smiling before walking towards the quest location.
Upon reaching there, she spotted the monster immediately. It was raining all over, but her vision was still clear enough to see the gigantic dragon-life figure in the middle of the lake of the swamp. At the same time that Kasier noticed the dragon, it seemed that it had noticed them. With its threatening red eyes filled with hatred, it stared at the two players, wondering why the two of them had come to disturb its peace. Kasier looked around, "swampy waters. It seems that we won't be able to dodge its attacks efficiently (Evasion: -2)" Kasier pointed out, but that was completely fine with her. She was out here to take damage, and her job, she shall fulfill as a healer who could tank at times.
"Get ready, Felix." She said, activating her howl skill, releasing a feminine version of the fierce howl skill that every tank should have as an essential skill. Immediately after using her howl skill, the sea wyvern swung its massive fin/arm at her, forcing her into the air as she was swept off of her feet and into the air. She managed to land on her feet, and if this wasn't a video game, she would've definitely broken something from falling like that. "Attack!"
HP List
[3] Kasier: 592/820 | EN: 82/82 | [EVA: -2] [Regen: 3/3]
[0] Itzal: 1490/1490 | EN: 146/146 [EVA: -2]Sea Wyvern: 300/300 | DMG: 300
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Kasier scratched her head before looking at the note again, and then looked back up at the guy. "Tank needed," She read out loud, looking questioningly at the man who seemed like he needed some work on grammar when writing notes. Kasier sighed, before nodding to the waiter who had come to deliver her the water that she had asked for. "I'll go with Hazado. My name is Kasier," she introduced herself, "of the Celestial Ascendants." She cleared her throat, wondering what she would go do now that her plans had been ruined. She had no need for a tank at the moment, in fact, she was a tank herself, just a mediocre one, but one that can do the business when she is needed.
"What was that, by the way? The scream. Do you have a habit of screaming randomly in public locations?" Kasier asked, "and it was kind of stupid of me, since there cannot possibly be danger in the safe zone." Kasier exclaimed, when he apologized for potentially worrying her with the public scream. After that, the guy offered to help her with something, so the two players don't leave empty handed. "Well, all the quests that I have yet to complete are high-tier ones. You may be able to help me out with them... what's your level?" Kasier asked. "If you aren't high-level enough, I guess we can go gather some materials or something."
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1 hour ago, Benjamin Bookworm said:
5/23/18 crafting Link
Name: Lesser Burning Edge
Your Profession: Alchemist
Your Rank: 7 - High Mentor Alchemist
ID: 101312, 101316
Roll: 5
Item Type:Potion
Tier: 1
Quality: Uncommon
Enhancements: Damage (1)
Description: A flask with an orange drink in it. The liquid glows in the sunlight.Name: Burning Edge
Your Profession: Alchemist
Your Rank: 7 - High Mentor Alchemist
ID: 101310, 101314
Roll: 10
Item Type: Potion
Tier: 1
Quality: Rare
Enhancements: Damage (2)
Description: A flask with an orange drink in it. The liquid glows in the sunlight.Approved
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Kasier smiled as the two players finally managed to finish off the Mimic with her assistance. She normally wouldn't help out players when she sees them, because it's not her business to do so. From this group, however, Kasier could tell that they were struggling and tired from previous combat, so she was sure that helping them would not arouse complaint from anyof the players in the party. From her observations, Kasier could only see two players that were actually active during the combat... the other one did not wish to participate, or something like that, because she didn't attempt a single attack. Perhaps she was low, Kasier thought, shrugging. It didn't matter though... All of the players had survived, and they can all be potential front liners in the future. Who knows? Maybe Kasier had managed to save the life of a hero that will potentially participate in the saving of the prisoners of Aincrad?
"No problem. I just saw that you guys were struggling a bit there. My name is Kasier of the Celestial Ascendants. Don't hesitate to contact me if you guys are in danger again. I'd suggest that you two go rest and heal up a bit before fighting again," Kasier concluded, "For now, though, I will have to leave. Stay safe out there." Kasier finished, making a serious face... the same face that she always put up in the public... the same face that would let people know she means business even if she's just a healer and a tank who can't deal damage to anyone.
Kasier leaves the thread
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Kasier turned around at the sound of the NPC's speech at the same time as Itzal. She, too, had seen that the dragon had managed to find delight in swallowing a whole fish, which was somewhat disgusting to her, and the scene of it was kind of gross. How slimy would it feel inside the dragon's stomach? Kasier looked away, sighing and covering her mouth in case anything came out from her stomach as a reaction to the scene that she had just witnessed. Eating raw fish is scarier than any of the bosses that I have faced so far, Kasier thought. "Geez, Velnia, you need to stop eating that stuff. Raw fish is not healthy for you, what if you get sick from eating it?" Kasier asked once Velnia joins the two from her feast, "Even though I'm not sure you can get sick in this game." Now the time for chattering had ended, and it was time for the quest to truly get underway. They would just have to get to the quest location. She would tank, and Itzal would finish the boss off in two or so hits. Kasier smiled, it would be fine... as long as things went to plan.
"I'm am so ready. Lead to the way, but don't go too fast. My legs aren't fast enough to chase you all the way there." Kasier smiled, "besides, it's not like we're in a rush or anything." Kasier looked at Itzal and nodded before looking at Velnia and nodding as well. "I guess the plan is for me to take the agro while you dish out hits. After I howl, I can give you a small little damage boost to speed it up a bit." Kasier declared. She needed Itzal to not rush into combat so she can get her tanking stuff down before doing her support things. Although this type of strategy where she acts as both tank and healer can be slow sometimes, it will prove to be quite efficient once she improves her skills.
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Kasier suddenly heard a scream from the side as if someone was under attack. Her first response was a step towards that particular direction, in case there was some how a method for which players could kill in the safe zone. The voice had been of a man's and the surprising yell in the middle of a quieter place was quite a surprise for both players and NPCs who were currently inside the place. Once everyone realized that nothing was wrong around here, they went back to the own businesses, drinking coffee, drinking whatever the heck they were drinking. Kasier sighed, calming down as she, too, realized that there was absolutely nothing wrong with the place at that particular moment.
Kasier glanced at the guy who had made the scream, what a weird dude, she thought, shrugging as she continued to look for the owner of the note. Then, the same man who had made a scene came walking towards her to get her attention. Kasier smiled a fake smile, before following the man down to one of the stools that the guy had been sitting on. Kasier coughed, clearing her throat. "Business? Let's first talk about what you need. There are certain things that I cannot follow through with," Kasier exclaimed. These things mainly included quests where the boss is far too difficult to deal with. "Let's talk about what you need for now. Why is it that you need a tank? I assume that it is for a quest or a boss or something of the sorts?" Kasier asked with a questioning tone. "Oh, and water for me as well," Kasier said, watching as the waiter came to the table with a cup of water for the man. Kasier really wasn't thirsty, but she decided that it would be polite to get something to drink for courtesy reasons.
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ID: 101298
LD: 4
+0 T2 MaterialsKasier scratched her head, wondering where she had met the guy when the guy seemed to recognize her as well. He reminded her that he had seen her in a bar at one point, to which Kasier immediately remembered. She thought about how there were some spills of sorts... and she wasn't sure if it was a bar, because she would never even touch alcohol. Nevertheless, the general gist was there... but she couldn't remember exactly how the day ended. Whatever, it's not that important, I suppose. Kasier thought. "Kasier," She responded, when asked what her name was, "You are Pin- Pin something, sorry, can't remember." Kasier chucked, embarrassed that she could only remember half the name. From what Kasier could recall from her memory, the man was a moody, kind of cold character. Is he a crafter as well? Probably. It is the only explanation that someone was searching for materials here in this particular location.
Total T2 Materials: 1
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ID: 101274
CD: 8
<<Recovery>> Activated
<<Sharpness>> ActivatedKasier had already noticed that the girl seemed to do more damage than the guy, but according to the status that she was keeping track of the two players, it was apparent that the blonde female player was actually running out of energy. Kasier had the skill energize, but she didn't like to use it because it seemed to be useless to her. Instead, Kasier would rather keep on boosting the damage of the player who had more energy and can use that energy to inflict some damage on the Mimic, so the battle would end faster. Kasier sighed, opening her menu and activating the <<sharpness>> skill to boost the damage output of one of the players. Other than that, she kept a close eye on the condition of the hate on each player, realizing that she was still safely ahead in terms of hate, and she would not have to use it any time soon. Kasier smiled. She had managed to save someone today, which she was very happy about.
[3] Vigilon: 420/420 | EN: 26/47 [+1 Base Damage: 2/2]
[3] Krysta: 300/300 | EN: 6/30
[6] Kasier: 820/820 | EN: 44/82 [Sharpness CD: 1/1]Mimic: 32/210 | DMG: 63
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ID: 101272
LD: 13
+1 T2 MaterialKasier looked down and immediately found a material that she could use in her crafting. The mushroom that she had found was of decent enough quality that she could use on some of the items that she made at her shop. Now, most of the crafting that she does is for her own personal use, not for the use of other players. She hadn't done business in a long time, and Kasier would like not to admit that it's because her crafting is not good enough. Honestly, she would like to think that having a coffee shop run by a player was quite a good idea, but she guessed that it was not necessarily the case. Having no customers and having no time to deal with any of them was not a good combination. Kasier looked around, checking to see if anyone else was around before she recognized a familiar face that she has seen before. "Hey, I've seen you around before, right?" Kasier asked, walking up to the guy.
Total T2 Materials: 1
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ID: 101243
CD: 3
<<Recovery>> Not Activated
<<First Aid>> ActivatedKasier now had fully secured the situation, and she had made sure that no one would die at this point. Now, her job was complete - she had the hate, and the health of the players were completely fine. Kasier sighed, smiling as she watched the Mimic shiver when it tried to attack, and she could almost see jolts of electricity that had occurred as a result of its paralysis. Kasier knew that she was imagining it, but it made sense that the paralysis was caused by some sort of electricity that was conducted from her shield and transferred into the body of the Mimic. Now that she had nothing to do, Kasier figured that it wouldn't make sense for her to attack the mob due to the one damage that she possesses through her vanity weapon that she isn't even holding right now. She would simply spend the turn healing Vigilon through first aid to try and get his health up a bit more.
HP LIST
[3] Vigilon: 420/420 | EN: 27/47 [+1 Base Damage: 1/2] (84 FA + 16 LM = 100 HP)
[3] Krysta: 300/300 | EN: 7/30
[6] Kasier: 820/820 | EN: 52/82 [Regen: 1/3] [Sharpness CD: 0/1]Mimic: 32/210 | DMG: 63 [Paralysis: 0/1] [Stun Immunity: 0/2]
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Kasier stood there awkwardly as the girl gave her a hug out of no where. She would rather not have such physical contact with a player that she had just met, but what could she do? Push her off? Kasier was not the type of person to do that, yet she was not used to such an open personality within a player in this death game. Kasier held her breath, awaiting for the hug to finish before she can speak again. Awkwardly, Kasier backed up a few steps, "Nothing can be done about death in this game, though. That's just reality, and we have to move on even if someone important to us decided to jump or passed away during combat." Kasier coughed, clearing her throat.
The first thing that the energetic, innocent female player said when she stepped onto the grass of the first floor was her love for wolves. With that attitude, Kasier wouldn't be surprised if she tries to hug a wolf during combat. Kasier scratched her head, not knowing exactly how to approach the situation. "I think we're talking about different wolves here. I'm talking about the type of wolves that would attack you viciously and attempt to kill you... especially low-leveled players." Kasier explained, "I think when you see them, you won't find them as cute as you think they are right now." Kasier finished. The player kept on talking about the calmness, but it was kind of ironic because she was not calm at all, and it was as if she was overwhelmed by the calmness which is currently causing her to disturb that calm. "A bit too loud, Sunova." Kasier exclaimed, trying to make her a bit quieter. It was still way too early in the morning and being so loud right now could probably attract attention from the rare players around at this time of the day.
"Well, it seems that you already get the gist of it. Ninety skill points is harder than it seems, though. You can't fight anything on your own, so you have to grind via completing quests with other players." Kasier said. "There's not really training involved. You just have to complete quests, get skill points fast, and then spend them on support skills. If you want to practice fighting something, I can help you with that, but healing does not require much training."
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ID: 101235
CD: 2
<<Recovery>> Not Activated
<<Regen>> Activated
<<Sharpness>> ActivatedThis turn, Kasier would go ahead and give the damage boost to the DPS. The amount of damage that is added to him is dependent entirely on the tier that he is currently in. If he is of tier two or higher, the boost would be significant. Honestly, Kasier was surprised that the blonde girl was able to deal quite a bit of damage. She had expected her to be a beginner healer because of the first aid that she possesses, but the girl actually packed quite a bit of damage, which Kasier could not tell from seeing her frame. She seemed like she was designed for healing, but that was not the case apparently. Most people get one class done before they start another role, but this girl seemed to be going for both support or DPS from what Kasier could tell, but it would be a difficult task doing that - jack of all trades, master of none, is what Kasier would call someone who has two roles, but has yet to finish one in particular. Kasier gave the guy a little bit of a damage boost, hoping that he can put it to good use.
HP LIST
[2] Vigilon: 337/420 | EN: 28/47 [+1 Base Damage: 2/2]
[1] Krysta: 300/300 | EN: 12/30
[6] Kasier: 820/820 | EN: 56/82 [Regen: 2/3] [Sharpness CD: 1/1]Mimic: 120/210 | DMG: 63 [Paralysis: 1/1] [Stun Immunity: 1/2]
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"Huh, so I guess we're just gonna walk around and hope we get lucky, huh?" Kasier concluded, looking around, "I guess we can find something fun to do in the mean time." Kasier smiled, slightly walking faster as she entered the markets of this floor. Immediately, she felt a strange sensation enter her nose, and after a moment of processing it, she recognized the smell of raw fish. Surprised by the smell, Kasier took a step back in response before looking at Itzal, "Geez, I guess it makes sense for this floor to be filled with fishermen and sailors. I feel like half the floor is filled with the swamp anyways." Kasier deduced, "Seems like they don't have much else. Do you want a raw fish, Felix?" Kasier asked, giggling a bit as she walked towards a sailor's stand. That was when she heard a distant conversation between two NPCs,
"Poor Billy. He was such a talented sailor... it's a shame that the wyvern took him as a victim. What is this, the third victim?" One of them said, rubbing his two fingers against his forehead in frustration.
"Yeah, apparently, it can somehow summon lightening... the fishing industry has been declining because of this darn thing. Someone should really do something about it, but no one seems brave enough to attempt to defeat this beast." Kasier heard, and then a notification sound beeped as something popped up in front of her. Kasier smiled, taking a glance at Itzal. The road had been set up and paved... now it was time for the two of them to follow this road and defeat the boss. Kasier pressed her finger on the accept button. "Let's go get him, Felix."
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Got it. Kasier thought, charging forwards and diving at the apple that she had shook from the weakened apple tree of the first floor. With the tip of her finger, she made contact with the plump, red apple, that would certainly be useful in her cooking profession, only for the apple to be tipped away, and all she could do at that point was watch as the potential material fell to the ground with a loud thud, creating a spill of blue and purple crystals that evaporated into the sky. Kasier sighed, stomping her feet against the floor once she stood up and dusted herself off. Without any scouting skills, she found it awfully hard to do anything in obtaining a material that could help with leveling her up in her profession. She was having a bad morning in terms of material gathering, and this had been one of the earliest times that she had woken up. Kasier sighed once more, sagging on in her quest for materials.
It was then that she realized that perhaps she should stop searching for materials on this floor, and go up on the higher floors to search for the items that she could use to help her with cooking. The first floor was always low on materials because this was the floor that most players spend most of their floor. Instead, she can go up to the eighth floor - the floor filled with giant trees and frequent apple dropping from so high up that it seems like it's raining them. Besides, she has yet to explore the villages of the floor, so without another thought, she made her way up to the eighth. "Tank needed," Kasier read, "Eight floor. I'm sure I can handle anything on this floor." She shrugged, walking into the hollowed out tree that was the main attraction of this floor. Inside, there would be many players and NPCs trying to get around, so it would be hard to find whoever wrote the note. "Let's see here." She mumbled to herself, scanning the room with the note in her hand.
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"Short on healers?" Kasier repeated, hearing the words come from the tank sentinel of the Ascendants. She had walked into the new guild hall, and taken a loot at its contents. Quite fancy. A bit extra. I wonder who bought this thing. She thought, scanning the place with her darting, curious eyes before resting her eyes on the people who had already arrived. Kasier nodded at Hestia, who she had seen a while back... back when she had yet to join the front lines. Now she had definitely surpassed her in levels... but that's just how it is. The harder one works in this game, the stronger one becomes, and Kasier is glad that Hestia now has the ability to help out on the front lines and contribute to the defeat of the multitude of bosses that await the players in this death game. Kasier looked at the others: Itzal, Jonathan, Shield... basically the Celestial Ascendants. Hikoru was missing, but his absence was not unprecedented, while Kasier's arrival was unprecedented. Kasier had been hesitant to come to this boss meeting, but she felt ready for it now that she had become someone who can possibly stay alive on the battle field. With a few safeguards and a teleportation crystal at hand, Kasier should be able to stay alive. "Well, I'm a healer, so I guess I can help with that." Kasier declared, walking towards Itzal while nodding towards everyone else.
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"Pay me back? Don't pay me back for anything, honestly. We need to get as many players to the front lines as possible, so it really is not that big of a deal. Just try your best and become stronger until you can pay back everyone, not just me." Kasier said. She was fairly sure that the members of the front lines have been dropping by a serious amount, as if the players themselves are actually losing motivation to continue on with the game. Clearing the fallen hair from the front of her forehead, Kasier stood up and walked towards the front doors, before Sunova talked about the Altar of Life, and how she hasn't even tried to get in contact with him. Kasier shrugged... it would be hard to find someone if one doesn't even think she can find him. Perhaps this guy will be a partner of hers if she does find him? Who knows. That is the magic of this world, where every turn can result in different outcomes, be it good or bad, be it life or death. Finding someone that you can work with on a long-term is definitely helpful for becoming stronger in this death game. "Okay, come on then, I'll tell you the ropes in the fields. Can't really show you the ropes when there's nothing here that can really deal damage." Kasier exclaimed, "At least to me. But don't worry, I won't let anything touch you while we're out there." She exclaimed, keeping the one-tone voice. I won't let anyone die in front of me again. She thought, looking up at the sky, as if the person was still up there in the clouds.
"This is the outside. Mobs roam around the entire plains of the first floor, primary wolves and boars. You get loot from killing mobs, but as a support, you won't be doing much attacking, or any attacking at all." Kasier began, looking out at the plains of the first floor from the border between the safe zone and the non-safe zone. She remembered the first time that she was here... when she was astonished by the flowers and the beauty of the grass, the animals, the atmosphere... everything. Now, they appear to be tasteless, and everything seemed so fake, while it was designed to be real. "Support is an important, but easy role if you know how to pay attention to things. The most important thing to have as a healer is <<First Aid>>, and maybe some healing or teleportation crystals during emergencies. Let's get you a taste of what it's really like away from the <<Town of Beginnings>>. While this town is lively, the outside is far more calm. You can see for yourself."
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ID: 101211
CD: 5
<<Recovery>> Unactivated
<<Howl>> ActivatedKasier sighed. It seemed that the situation was under control at this point, and everything should be perfectly fine for the time being. The only thing that Kasier wasn't assured of is the fact that the damage dealer had managed to regain some of the hate that had been previously occupied by Kasier. The Mimic was starting to look more at the DPS, and it was unsettling for her that the Mimic might actually starting attacking the damage dealer once again. Kasier opened her menu, and prepared yet another howl, with the same intensity as the one that she had entered the battle with. "And... another howl," Kasier declared, drawing her body back before releasing a heavy, girl version of howl. Immediately, the mimic turned towards her immediately, and Kasier knew that she had done her job successfully. I can literally just stand here and take one damage per hit, and if it lands a critical, it gets paralyzed too. Kasier thought, it is statistically impossible for anything bad to happen right now. Now that her planned action of giving the DPS a bit more damage was ruined, she shall simply do it during her next opportunity. For now, she just wanted to ensure the lower-leveled players safety, even if the battle takes a bit longer. "DPS, don't waste too much energy right now, I'll give you a small damage boost next turn." Kasier said quietly as she walked closer to the DPS.
HP LIST:
[2] Vigilon: 337/420 | EN: 27/47
[0] Krysta: 300/300 | EN: 17/30
[6] Kasier: 820/820 | EN: 67/82Mimic: 162/210 | DMG: 63
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"Alright, let's go then." Kasier exclaimed, eyeing the plates that had been cleaned and polished before looking at Itzal. Kasier looked down, making sure that the tanking gear she had on was correctly equipped so additional damage doesn't seep through. The amount of mitigation that Kasier had was insignificant enough to truly make a huge difference in a battle with a powerful enemy, so Kasier was a bit nervous despite having Itzal dealing damage as a high-leveled player. If there was a bad series of bad luck, both players might get obliterated through a few AoE attacks that manage to hit the spot. Hopefully, that won't happen, and hopefully, this quest would go by smoothly without much trouble. "Let's go, Velnia," Kasier exclaimed, noticing that the dragon was looking at Itzal in a strange way before shrugging and closing the door behind her once Velnia had followed the two players out of the door. Now, it was time to go to the twelve floor, and get the show under the road.
Soon, Kasier found herself at the twelve floor with Itzal. This was the second time that Kasier had come to this floor... the first time was also an attempt at completing this quest, but the person she was supposed to do it with backed out at the last moment, causing her to have to complete the quest at a different time. It would turn out to be a good thing though, because now she can do it with Itzal. Kasier sighed, her blonde hair becoming wetter from the small drips of rain that would build up as time progresses. They should probably get on their way to accept this quest, but Kasier didn't know where the quest giver is. "Hey Felix. Do you know where we're even supposed to receive this quest? I didn't look too much into the details." Kasier said, sighing as she looked around as if a quest giver would just come to them.
[PP-F1] Guild Bonds (Kyot0)
in Beginner Floors
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Kasier walked into the random inn/restaurant that she had marked and awkwardly walked inside to see if the man had arrived or not. Surprisingly, the black-haired guild member had already found a seat way before she had even walked in. Kasier shrugged. Most of the players, especially DPS players were faster than her, so it is not surprising at all for the player to reach the destination before her. Still, it was impressive that he had managed to receive the message, and speed over immediately... reaching here far before she could. She now found herself in a situation of initiating conversation, something that she had practically never done in the past. Kasier sighed... she wasn't that open in public... always serious and all, and today would definitely turn out to be the same. She just can not stop worrying about the possibility of unwanted players planning plots at moments when she is least aware. Therefore, she must constantly stay aware of her environment. "Hello. What should I refer to you as?" Kasier asked in a one-tone manner.
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