Nari-Lanreth

As the boar strode towards her, Nari unleashed her strike, realising at the last moment that she had over stepped her reach. As the boar slammed into her, Nari felt her body thrown slightly as the creature managed to get past her defences. Spinning to mitigate the majority of the impact, she turned to face the creature, drawing her sword and shield in close. In the corner of her eye, she saw the health bar slip slightly as it adjusted itself for the hit she had taken. Cursing herself for her lack of caution, she dropped into a ready stance again, preparing to meet the creature in what sh

A glimpse of a smile spread across Nari’s face as her blade sliced open the right hind of the boar. The creature let out a slight roar as its momentum was thrown off, causing it to once again glance off her shield and away from her. “That’s right, you walking meal, you’re not the most dangerous thing out here.” Nari leaned back, placing her weight on her right leg as she leaned into her shield, readying herself for another strike at the wild boar. She glanced over its body, looking for a weak spot, before deciding that striking straight for its neck would be best. “Let’s end this q

Raising her shield before her, Nari managed to block the incoming strike of the boar, deflecting it off to the side and pushing her out of its path. Surprised at her own reactions, Nari raises her sword again, this time lining the length of the blade along the top edge of her shield. “Right, going to make it difficult, are we?” She murmurs as she waits for the boar to close the distance again. She paused, allowing it to come within mere steps of her before lunging forwards again, driving the blade towards the unprotected flank of the creature. ‘I don’t care what happens here, I won’

“Alright enough of this!” Nari tilts her head back as she lets her frustration out into spoken words. Determination getting the better of her, she raises her sword and shield, striding across the open plains to the closest boar available. Glancing about to make sure that no others are drawn by the commotion, she glares at the creature, readying herself. “Now, look. No personal feelings here, but I need this stuff. And you’re my best bet to getting it. Got that?” Nari gives it a moment as the boar turns its attention to her, clearly eyeing her up as she readied her weapon. Slipping f

After nearly an hour of searching along the edges of the town’s walls, Nari gave a cry of frustration. Her search thus far had yielded nothing, and she was beginning to feel the despair of it all. ‘There may be dangers in lurking beyond the shadows of the wall, but at this point I’m all out of options.’ Readying her sword and shield, Nari pushed forward, deeper into the grasslands. Her eyes shifted between the many hiding places in the grounds themselves, and the creatures that still roamed freely around her. Careful to avoid drawing any attention to herself, Nari slid her way alon

Pulling back from the crevasse, Nari glanced about herself again. Many of the boars had drifted closer to her position, either through involuntarily following their pre-designed paths, or through the sense that she was there. Shifting her weight, she pulled her sword in front of her, the tip of the blade angled forwards and away from her. She drew in a breath, closing her eyes as she did so. A sudden flash of exploding lights and colours erupted in her mind, a dazzling display of shards exploding outwards as a boar lunged forwards. A chilling scream echoed in her head as the shards drift

Leaving behind the enclosed walls of the city, Nari immediately felt a pressure release from her chest. Although dangers lay behind the walls, the pressure of other players and the requirements of socialisation felt far more worrisome than some beasts patrolling the nearby grasses. “This should be a nice change of pace.” Nari spoke softly, drawing her sword in her left hand, and readying her shield on her right arm. Glancing about she saw a number of beastly creatures – boars and other, minor threats – moving around the area. Although they didn’t appear dangerous to Nari at this distance,

Having recovered from the early morning wake up, Nari found herself wandering the streets of the town she was stuck in. Although crowded with NPCs and the few other players who had yet to depart for the day, the area was far from bustling. Still, Nari felt herself shrink inwards as she tried to avoid the attention of those around her. She had overheard some players at the local park stating that a creation-based quest was to be found in these parts, and had spent the last hour wandering the area looking for anything that seemed to fit the description. As she moved through the streets

Nymoria |Hiatus Lost within the echoes of the world, trying to find her place. Morrígan | Deceased A determine royal figure who desires nothing more than revenge upon those who trapped her. Nari-Lanreth | Hiatus A girl who's just trying to find her way in the virtual world, and maybe one day return to the real. Zenshu |Hiatus Charismatic, determined. What's not to love? Aside from...well, that.

Nari, glancing between the two individuals who approached her, feels her eyes go wide and her face redden as her mind begins racing and her heart beating, as they begin to question her. "I... Yes. Quest. I mean he gave. Yes." She feels herself turn read as she tucks her chin into her chest, trying to hide in embarassment. The soft glint of her plate armour catches her eye, reminding her once again that she still lives within this virtual game. " This... Gentleman..." Nari will wave a hand at the first comer in his light armour and disheveled appearance. "Was just offering to show me

The sunlight glinted off a nearby window, causing Nari to squint against the sudden beam of light that reflected into her face. She had always loved this effect with virtual reality games – the ability to become completely immersed in everything so wholly that it felt real. Glancing around, she couldn’t help but notice the now somewhat reassuring green bar hovering above her – a reminder that her time here wasn’t over yet, as well as a testament that this all hadn’t been a horrible nightmare. Nari felt herself shiver as she remembered the announcement, that they were trapped inside t

Username: Nari-Lanreth (Commonly Nari) Real name: Nari Lauren McKellan Age: 30 > 32(June 7, 1992) Gender: Female Height: 150cm (5ft) Complexion: Pale Defining Features: Six scars along left wrist (approximately 2-3 cm in width) Eye Colour: Blue Hair Colour: Purple Country of Origin: Canada Profession(s): Performer | Blacksmith | Forager The years have taken a toll on the once happy Nari, and as time passes it leaves its scars; some more visible tha