Nari-Lanreth

Nari had come to a stop at the edge of the water, her eyes glancing in either direction as she tried to remember where she was. It had been a while since she'd been on the twenty-second, and she had quickly found herself lost throughout the woodlands. Mio had followed along behind her, thankfully content enough to be led, even though they had clearly lost their way. It was the one blessing that Nari had been given on this day, as far as she was concerned, and she knew better than to make any complaints about her current situation. Not that it stopped her. "Next time, I send Onora to get h

Introductions were conducted rather quickly, with most of the group knowing one another. Nari gave a slight nod to Morningstar as the man showed up, waving briefly but otherwise remaining silent. A blonde woman, one that Nari vaguely remembered from the raid meeting, had shown up as well. She gave the newcomer a small glance before turning her attention back to Freyd, listening as the man explained their purpose here today, if ever quickly and impatiently. She gave a quick glance at the mention of a spyglass and tracking skill - making a mental note to keep the trick in mind in the future - be

Fae had successfully distracted the troll, the creature turning to face the newer player before slamming its club into the girl's body. Nari felt herself wince slightly in response, but knew there was nothing she could do. Fae wasn't necessarily far from death, but she also wasn't in a position where Nari needed to be entirely worried - yet. Let's just...take this thing down quickly, and then we don't need to worry about who may or may not die, okay? She lifted her scythe, bringing the weapon up and around into her typical ready stance. She gave a soft sigh, before lifting her right arm to bal

Nari let herself step back from the troll for a few seconds, taking a moment to rest and to consider Fae's proposition. She could see that the other girl was beginning to get worn down, even while the troll was hardening itself even further. There was no doubt in her mind that soon, the other player would have difficulties overcoming the thick hide - making this fight a grind to the death, quite literally. She hadn't wanted to get involved unless Fae had shown that she needed help, a promise that she had made to both the other girl and herself. But, she's asking for it now. You can't ignore th

"-alright I'll be home for...oh, right..." Nari blinked as the whiteness of the transportation faded, leaving her standing on a teleporter pad surrounded by...well, no one. Instead, there was the open forestry that made up the city of Aruyt, and the areas beyond. She slowly stepped off the pad, realising that others may be intent on arriving, before blinking again. Just below her torso, to her right, was the indication of a waiting message. With a flick of her hand, she opened the waiting message and glanced over it, her surprise causing her eyebrows to rise. "Well, that's either extrem

Nari's attention was torn between focusing on keeping the troll from moving, while listening to the commentary of Fae. She hadn't ignored the girl - not in reality - but she found herself lost in thought as she considered the loneliness. She didn't like how close to reality that comment had been, and found herself trying to continue her happy expression, even as the words stung at her. "Well, it may be a bit lonely, I guess. But no one could say that it's not worthwhile..." Her words were a bit soft, just barely audible enough for the other girl to hear. Giving a soft sigh, Nari launche

They had travelled in silence for a while, Onora eventually taking the lead back. Nari settled in slightly behind the blonde, content to let the other lead them along the path. She'd already agreed to following Onora for the day, and she figured it would give the woman a bit more comfort to be in control once more. Besides, it's nice to follow someone else for a change. No need to always lead, sometimes it's good to just...be led. "I think we're almost there. This place looks rather familiar." The words surprised Nari from her thoughts, and she glanced around. As far as she could tell, th

They'd come to a stop. Not at their destination, as Nari's quick observation had figured out, but at a crossroads. A place where the dirt path seemed to head off in two different directions, and Onora's head swivelled back and forth as if she were trying to figure out which direction to head in. Nari had waited patiently, quietly, for a few moments at the blonde's side in the hopes that the other would suddenly remember which way to go. "So...we're lost, right?" Nari cocked her head and shifted her position slightly. Her tone had held no judgement or negativity - in fact, she'd kept it as

The two had wandered through the small village until they had hit the edges. Nari's first impression was simply that of subtly surprise and wonder. The jungle seemed to take over mere steps away from the village, with some areas entirely impassable. The collection of branches, foliage and assorted trunks simply blocking any chance and/or attempt to move through the area - no matter how determined an individual may be. A few minor paths seemed to lead to various areas, the dirt disappearing into the distance and leaving Nari with no inkling of where they may head. "If I remember right...th

"This way...teleporter. Just...stick with me, and you'll be fine." Onora's words were distracted as she pulled Nari along beside her, the latter giving in and simply letting herself be led along. She was wholly unaware of their destination, and knew that resisting in any way would only hinder the actual path they were taking. I know her well enough to know that I can trust her...at least, with this. She took the time to glance around the main courtyard of the twenty-seventh floor's capital, seeing few familiar faces out and about in the early hours of the day. Ever present night, more like it.

Nari opened her mouth to argue, her left hand raising halfway into the air before stopping, the fingers spread slightly as though she was reaching out to grasp something. Her face seemed to twitch, in response, as if she was resisting the urge to argue with the fact that her privileges were being revoked. A few seconds later, she simply shook her head, letting her hand fall back down and smiling slightly. "I'm hungry as well, we should probably start heading back. Especially if Koga is actually going to cook something up for us..." She pushed herself to her feet calmly, tasking a moment t

Rather than responding, Onora simply dragged the redhead along behind her through the entryway of the small settlement and into the fields beyond. They followed the road as it wound out of the settlement and into the dark beyond - the soft glowing lights of the civilised area giving way to the starry night sky. For the time being, Nari was content to follow along, letting her eyes roam over the darker areas just off the road in search of any creatures making their way towards them - cautious, aware that they were out of a safe zone. She wasn't worried that they would run into any trouble - the

Nari had been led by the hand out of the door, and down the dark lit streets of the Ylvon. Her mind had attempted to compute what she had heard, at first arguing that it wasn't possible for Onora to have said it, before realising that the blonde had, in fact, stated what Nari's ears had heard. Yeah, she definitely said it. I mean, I heard the words right from her mouth. But...maybe I heard it wrong? I mean, I'm sure I heard it right, but... "What are you so deep in thought about?" Onora's voice broke through Nari's confusion, the woman glancing over towards the redhead even as she continu

Her dance around the troll had continued, with her scythe glancing off the harder portions of its skin - portions that she knew she couldn't penetrate with her weapon, but that were getting in the way of her regular strikes. "This one...does not...want to go down." Her voice was strained as she pushed her attack harder, speeding up her movements in an attempt to overwhelm the troll. She could see Fae stepping back slightly, giving her room to move for the moment, before Nari herself stepped back from the troll. Sighing, she brought her scythe up behind her, settling into a ready position

"Well, are you coming?" Onora's voice called from the doorway of the kitchen area, startling Nari and causing her to leap slightly off the counter top. She pushed against the cabinet behind her with her back, twisting her feet ever so slightly and landing - crudely - on the ground upright. Onora seemed to smile at the small shriek that the redhead let out, turning slightly in the doorway to provide space for Nari to pass, and raising a hand to wave towards the front doorway in the distance. "Adventure...awaits! That kinda sounds corny, doesn't it?" Nari shook her head, still trying to cal