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She'd bit her tongue, at some point, watching the fight. The girl had been trying desperately to overpower the troll, and yet, even with all her efforts, Nari had seen the thing grow more and more resistant to the woman's strikes. The girl was holding her own - but she wasn't making any headway with the creature. Not for the first time, Nari considered whether she should simply step in and end the thing, before shutting the thought down entirely. Fae needs to do this herself, and if I step in it will take everything away from that... She still wished there was something she could do, but reali
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[F27|Performer|Blacksmith | Open] Morríghan's Descants
Nari-Lanreth replied to Nari-Lanreth's topic in Merchants and Shops
There were things to prepare. Events that had come into play, which Nari wanted to ensure they were rightfully ready for. This will be my first floor boss...I'm going to make sure I'm ready - and that everyone else is, as well... She had been running on determination, a determination that she knew couldn't last forever - but at least it was pushing her forwards for the time being. -
Nari had always hated this floor. She'd been here a few times, over the years - in fact, she'd returned a few separate times now for the exact same quest, each time previously having to retreat when things had gone worse for the groups she'd been with. She hadn't faulted any of those she'd travelled with - things had come up, concerns which could not be ignored, no matter how much they may have wanted to push forwards. Better to remain safe, than to push yourself beyond the point of return. She'd told herself at the time. Even now she found herself repeating the ideology, a venomous tone to th
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Nari-Lanreth | Lv. 35 | P. 64 | HP [1,000/1,000] | EN [112/112] | ACC [3] | DMG [9] | MIT [224] | B.Healing [+55] | STEALTH [-5] | FRSTBT [40 DMG | -1 ACC] | THORNS [72] | F.AURA [16 DMG] | PARA [8+] | HM [+4 B.DMG] Storeroom Equipment (Stored) Weapons Blade of the Sands [One-Handed Straight Sword | Tier 4 | DMG II | Keen I] Tealeaf Whi
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Onora Often donned in light cloth based armour, or a emerald green shirt and brown shorts, covered by a tan coloured cloak. A simplistic straight bladed rapier at her hip, and a smile on her face, emerald eyes watch the world with a sense of humour behind them. Profile Username: Onora Real name: Rei Ikamori Age: 27 Gender: Female Height: 167cm (5.4ft) Complexion: Lightly Tanned Eye Colour: Emerald
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[f01-op] wuxing. | <<raid meeting thread>>
Nari-Lanreth replied to Bistro's topic in Beginner Floors
The others continued the conversation, speaking about the various impacts of foreign beliefs that Nari had heard of, and yet had limited understanding of, in actuality. She was familiar with the general concepts - the shift in elementals, and the impact that those would have on a cycle of sorts, but she found herself lost at the overall in-depth understanding of everything that was being proffered. She leaned back against the wall, eyes shifting to each speaker as they provided their own ideas, their own inputs. Mention of inclusivity, as well as general confirmations of their own intent to en -
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[F27|Performer|Blacksmith | Open] Morríghan's Descants
Nari-Lanreth replied to Nari-Lanreth's topic in Merchants and Shops
The faint notes hovered on the air as Nari released the final key, her most recent piece completed. She wasn't entirely sure that it was what she wanted - it seemed to have an echoing sound to it, that hovered on her mind even after it had finished playing - but she felt like it was a new direction for her, a change from what she had previous created. New year, new me, right? -
[F8 | R5 Appraiser] Honeydew & Hushwind | PK ACCESSIBLE!
Nari-Lanreth replied to Morningstar's topic in Merchants and Shops
Nari passed through the entryway, not even looking up as the bell tolled above her gently, the ringing signifying her arrival. She glanced about, taking in the various wares and goods that were on display throughout the entire front. The place had a quaint feel to it, as of somewhere that was designed to feel almost homely. "Ah, hello. I'd heard about an up and coming ware shop in the area, and was thinking that I could donate some goods to a cause...well, a cause. We'll leave it at that." She opened her inventory, selecting the collection of items, before laying them out on the table in -
I was right. That definitely hurt...but I think it was worth it.Nari stared down at the piece she'd picked up in the market. It had some variable stats to it that would provide some benefits to the wearer - but that wasn't why she had picked it up. The merchant had wanted an exorbitant price for the piece, but Nari had managed to talk him down to nearly half his asking price - an amount that still felt like it hurt. Worth every col, though. "Hey, I'm home! I managed to bring a few things..." Nari called out as she entered the house, hearing the distant clatter in the far rooms that sign
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"How much for the entire bag?" Nari glanced at the collection of spices again, an assortment that she barely recognised. She'd seen Onora using a few of the more common ones - herbs and flowers which gave an interesting flavour to certain dishes when paired together - but she wasn't even sure what the name of any of them were. The merchant had, as expected, been trying to push the entire collection upon Nari. Likely in hopes that she would purchase the lesser worth items at a higher cost, or perhaps that she wouldn't notice that some were worthless altogether. "For a nice girl like you..
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Once the enemies were defeated, the cart magically found itself unstuck from whatever had been holding it originally, the owners pushing it up onto the road and taking a few moments to thank the group of players. Nari sighed, pushing herself off the rock and making her way towards the blockage in the road, just happy to be able to continue on her way. Twenty minutes of waiting, and you're complaining. At least you didn't have to take hours to walk all the way around, heading in an opposite direction just to get home. I think you can deal with a twenty minute wait. The voice inside her head cha
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Nari felt herself cry in frustration as the creatures appeared - a collection of wasps, and assorted other insect like things that came rushing across the open field to assault the players. She wanted nothing more than to rush forwards and defeat them all - but knew that it would only delay the completion of the quest itself. Come on...come on... She felt her foot tapping the ground as she waited for the players to push through the creatures - the group struggling to bring down the enemies that they faced. Nari felt herself twitching all over as she watched, fighting the urge to scream at them
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"Ahoy traveller! Would you be able to assist us with..." The sound of the NPC speaking to someone had caught Nari's attention, drawing her thoughts away and pulling her back to the current situation. She pushed herself up from the rock she'd been leaning on, watching as a small group of players appeared and began speaking to the NPC. She could see two of them eyeing her, glancing out of the corners of their eyes at her with looks that seemed to speak to the level of caution they were taking. Not that she could blame them, she'd be worried about a player randomly standing around watching her, i
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Nari had come to a stop several kilometres away from the capitol. she could see the settlement in the distance - the walls that lined it standing out against the open space that surrounded the cliff-based city. Although she could see her destination, reaching it was an entirely different situation. She crossed her arms as she leaned back against a rock, watching the struggling NPCs as they tried to remove the wagon from the ditch that they had collapsed into. She'd arrived well after the incident, finding a collection of wagons and NPCs already at work trying to remove the stuck piece - likely
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The fields had given way to a small path - a road, in actuality - that led back to the main settlement. Nari had followed it, winding along the dirt with her mind wandering even as she kept an eye out for danger. She'd passed a few NPCs, and a single player along the way - her eyes quickly drifting to confirm the colour of their emblem above their head upon spotting it. She'd given a small wave, a half-hearted greeting in passing, before moving on, neither of them interested in stopping to converse along the way. Most likely, they're off to somewhere important. Maybe they're meeting up with th
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The walk through the hillside was comforting to Nari, if only for the sake that she was able to avoid most of the creatures. At times, she wondered if it wouldn't be worthwhile to fight some - to bring them down with a quick swish of her scythe. Not worth it. Not in this game. In this world. One wrong move, could spell disaster. Better to just enjoy the walk, and the scenery. Mio had trotted alongside her, silently keeping pace as his many tails flowed behind his form. The kitsune was content, at least, to follow her for the time being. Whether he enjoyed Nari's present decision or not, the cr
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Nari breathed a small sigh of relief as the fight came to its conclusion. She'd been certain that Jomei wouldn't hesitate, would finish off the woman - although, for the briefest of seconds it had looked as though the ginger would hold back on their assault, as if they had considered another choice. Nari considered saying something, but was distracted by the weapons that had appeared at their feet - a virtual collection of various tools, all of which resembled the weapons that the trio were already wielding. Before either of the others could reach, Jomei had already reached down and coll