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  1. Kagami’s eyes were empty, peeking behind their knees, and staring at something no one else in the room could see. Their face looked like a porcelain doll, ready to shatter at a moment’s notice. A bomb could have went off next to Kagami and they wouldn’t have flinched. The virtual reality that Kagami chose to be their true reality gradually slipped away from them, and the memories from the outside world snuck their way in. They could see the desks at the schools they attended in front of them, the cold, empty room they slept in, and their damned face in the mirror. The only thing that grou
  2. Kagami's eyes were locked onto Brienne. They didn't have a problem with what the Ordsean president said, and they also didn't have a problem with the Ordsean president either. Her thoughts on the territories uniting and how to walk past these incidents fell too closely in line with Kagami's. The problem was with what was left unsaid. Too many things happened behind closed doors. Too many variables and too many possible red herrings to waste their time. They didn't know how long this summit would continue for, and it felt like a waste of time to try to hold an investigation committee right here
  3. Kagami watched as Demian took the podium and asked a few general questions. They didn’t quite understand some of the questions like the one about Braso guards helping the Srona gatherers. If it was Demian’s intent to confuse, then they were succeeding. If it was because Demian had additional information that weren’t in the dossier, then Kagami needed to work around yet another incomplete testimony. It was hard enough already gathering information from the incomplete and biased testimonies of the representatives. Kagami just hoped that the truth could be gleaned from it all. At the end of the d
  4. “Both of them are pretty suspicious to me. Destin being absent even though this is his home territory and also helping arrange the use of this theater,” Kagami admitted while flipping through the notes. It helped that this wasn’t their first time reading a dossier or memos. All Kagami wanted was the big picture of what had led to all of this and the floor in general. Hopefully it was enough to understand what was going on in this floor. “And now, being the one to conveniently place whoever it was at the heart of each incident. All while being obsessed with how the territories were divided in t
  5. Kagami blinked slowly and hoped they weren’t staring at a reflection of themselves. They shook her head. It couldn’t be. Maybe they shared the same love for dramatic flair, but there had to be some differences. Kagami refused to be like Raidou. Especially with how inviting that Raidou was. For one, Kagami was still rooting for the representatives. Even if Kagami thought they were idiots and shortsighted, that wasn’t their fault. All of them were blinded by the disasters that they were trying to avoid for their own territories, and Kagami couldn’t blame them for being concerned about their
  6. A mix of emotions swirled within Kagami, but their smile persisted. They made sure of it by using their Disguise skill. A smile was definitely not appropriate given that Tiberius had just publicly condemned Ronbaru and Ordsea, but it was definitely better than the annoyed look that Kagami wore underneath the skill. They turned to face Oji and spoke softly so only the man could hear. “Hey Oji, mind if I ask for a quick favor? Hold me back if I start moving towards the stage in a few minutes, kay?” Kagami turned back to the stage and the representatives with their everlasting, artificial smile.
  7. Kagami already decided to attend the summit on the 27th floor the moment they caught wind of it, but it would be a lie if they claimed some grand reason behind their decision. Helping with an investigation? Potentially unifying the territories towards a common cause? Maybe even a full reunification if it all went well? All great causes but they weren’t the reason why Kagami wanted to attend. No. It was far more selfish. The only thing that mattered was that the free food alone was good enough to pop their head in. But free food with a show? What more could you possibly want? Kagami fully inten
  8. (pag main wanting to join waitlist, insert emoticons of fingers pointing at each other here)
  9. “You should be a bit more selfish,” Kagami said. “The bounty rewards that us travelers receive are already increased… And we know the risks so no one owes anyone anything that isn’t already contracted.” It was a pointless statement to make. A redundant one at that. Kagami was already prepared for Mama Fahri to talk about how the kindness that they have received should be reciprocated in greater kindness. That lecture never came. Mama Fahri forced out a hearty laugh. “Hahahaha, maybe I should but not before the sun returns.” The silence crept back in between the two as neither of them want
  10. The silence was awkard for Kagami full of unending eye contact full of unconditional care. Searching for any way to escape, she weighted her options. And truthfully, anything was worth trying if it meant breaking the silence and hopefully becoming free of guilt. “Yeah, you too,” Kagami said with a voice that shrank into the distance. The storylike picture became tainted with concern and the silence much more awkward with no escape in sight. But Kagami would be saved by the bell when a player entered the inn and brought the elements with them. His armor was worse for wear and his frostkiss
  11. Kagami stopped in the entryway of “The Fading Junco.” She frowned at how it fared the weather. Its windows that peered into the small common room were now boarded up and sloppily sealed where the howling wind succeeded to break in. The once elaborate wooden decor that let the otherwise non-descript building was warped from the merciless elements. She shook off the snow and ice that clung to her clothes and headed inside, making sure that the door was only open for that short instance. The inside of “The Fading Junco” was much homelier than the outside, though not by much. Woolen blankets
  12. Winter had come early for the mountainous settlement on Floor 15. Several days have passed since the last time the sun graced the NPC residents of Lhasri with its presence and the remaining vestiges of warmth petered out. All that was left were the monotone gray sky and the piercing cold which took its place as the uncontested force of nature. It wasn’t long before the city life dwindled and the streets died quietly as few dared to challenge the unforgiveable weather and continue about their daily life. But to the players who stayed around and remained inside of the small village, life co
  13. Current Level: 8 Current SP: 17 Link to SP Tracking: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16jPBqYRSZ3litVeklNqFiZSWHglBLk1OymHlFeCYMcQ/edit?usp=sharing Item Upgrades: 2.6 | PRE-CONVERSION 3.0 | UPGRADED ITEM #1 Item Name: Rare Light Armor Item ID: N/A (from journal creation) Item Tier: Tier 1 Item Type: Light Armor Item Rarity: Rare Item Enhancements: Savvy 1/Evasion 1 Description: N/A Item Name: Rare Light Armor Item Tier: Tier 1
  14. Profile Username: Shin Kagami Real name: Shin Kagami Age: 16- > 18/21 [Real Time/Perceived Time] Gender: Female Height: 5’8” (173 cm) About: History/personality: To many, it would appear as if Shin Kagami was born underneath a lucky star whilst being blessed by the heavens. For starters, the young lady was born in a family of affluent business owners and was presumed to have a secure, pre-destined future laid out for her. She was also largely successful in many aspects of her public life including her status as an influential advisor to major business deci
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