[A] [ She honestly didn't see what the big deal was.
Okay, cool, large arena with flashing lights and stuff. The game was definitely not something she really understood the appeal of, though.
But eh, she was invited and she didn't have anything better to be doing, so she decided to come here and see what all the rage was about. At least there was food. She could munch on something while she was watching the game.
For the time being, she is quietly watching in the Skybox, though her expression probably seems a little bored. It was cool, she just didn't really see anything that struck her interest just yet. ]
[B] [ What had happened before she awoke, she barely remembered. It felt as though she had been falling forever ... And then it was dark.
At least she was in bed when she came to ... But once she woke up, she realized two things:
One, there was a complete lack of magical energy in her body. After being able to sense that in droves before, it was disorienting and very, very concerning. It was almost as if she were a child again, having just lost her power to the Ring of Mimir ...
The second thing she realized was that she was not alone in this bed. This, of course, had a more immediate reaction. She did not recognize the face next to her, and as such, she shrieked and immediately pushed the other person out of the bed and onto the floor, scurrying away as quickly as she could. ]
G-Get out of my bed!!
[ The lack of magical energy could be figured out later. This was more pressing right now. Unfortunately, this was only the beginning of the change she'd just undergone ... ]
▶ RPG SIMULATOR 2.0
[A] [ Once she started realizing what was going on, She was not happy about it at all. She recognized the scenery from the game that she had been watching, and some of the names sounded familiar, so she was able to come to a conclusion about what had happened fairly quickly.
As somebody who had been in dangerous situations before, this was something she could deal with. What she couldn't deal with, however, was the fact that her only weapon was a wooden sword.
Aisha was not a swordswoman. That honor went to her friends. She had absolutely no formal swordsmanship training, and even holding the wooden sword in her hands felt completely foreign to her. If she were meant to be a mage in this world, she would have probably figured out some of her abilities already, but the lack of magical energy at all within her made it very clear that magic was not in her future.
Still, the plan now was to make sure she could survive in this place. She stood at the guild, making a face at both possible quests she could take. Both were doable, but ...
One of them required combat, the other required being sneaky and being able to act. She could probably handle being sneaky and acting the part if she knew more about this place and its customs.
Once again, if she were in her normal world, both quests would have been easy, but ... In this place, she literally knew nothing. She could try and practice whacking some low-level enemies around and see if she could get herself into a position where she could handle herself against the enemies for the first quest, but ...
Well, you see her issue.
If she were to get a party of like-minded people together, however ...
That is when she turns to you. Yes, you. She's not in a good mood, but she needs to do something. ]
Are you thinking of taking any of these on?
[B]
[ Wild card for the next few days!! Do you want to help her train? Go shopping? Gather cooking ingredients? Hit her up! ]
Aisha Landar | Elsword | Sanguis
▶ IT'S TIME TO D-D-D-DUEL
[A]
[ She honestly didn't see what the big deal was.
Okay, cool, large arena with flashing lights and stuff. The game was definitely not something she really understood the appeal of, though.
But eh, she was invited and she didn't have anything better to be doing, so she decided to come here and see what all the rage was about. At least there was food. She could munch on something while she was watching the game.
For the time being, she is quietly watching in the Skybox, though her expression probably seems a little bored. It was cool, she just didn't really see anything that struck her interest just yet. ]
[B]
[ What had happened before she awoke, she barely remembered. It felt as though she had been falling forever ... And then it was dark.
At least she was in bed when she came to ... But once she woke up, she realized two things:
One, there was a complete lack of magical energy in her body. After being able to sense that in droves before, it was disorienting and very, very concerning. It was almost as if she were a child again, having just lost her power to the Ring of Mimir ...
The second thing she realized was that she was not alone in this bed. This, of course, had a more immediate reaction. She did not recognize the face next to her, and as such, she shrieked and immediately pushed the other person out of the bed and onto the floor, scurrying away as quickly as she could. ]
G-Get out of my bed!!
[ The lack of magical energy could be figured out later. This was more pressing right now. Unfortunately, this was only the beginning of the change she'd just undergone ... ]
▶ RPG SIMULATOR 2.0
[A]
[ Once she started realizing what was going on, She was not happy about it at all. She recognized the scenery from the game that she had been watching, and some of the names sounded familiar, so she was able to come to a conclusion about what had happened fairly quickly.
As somebody who had been in dangerous situations before, this was something she could deal with. What she couldn't deal with, however, was the fact that her only weapon was a wooden sword.
Aisha was not a swordswoman. That honor went to her friends. She had absolutely no formal swordsmanship training, and even holding the wooden sword in her hands felt completely foreign to her. If she were meant to be a mage in this world, she would have probably figured out some of her abilities already, but the lack of magical energy at all within her made it very clear that magic was not in her future.
Still, the plan now was to make sure she could survive in this place. She stood at the guild, making a face at both possible quests she could take. Both were doable, but ...
One of them required combat, the other required being sneaky and being able to act. She could probably handle being sneaky and acting the part if she knew more about this place and its customs.
Once again, if she were in her normal world, both quests would have been easy, but ... In this place, she literally knew nothing. She could try and practice whacking some low-level enemies around and see if she could get herself into a position where she could handle herself against the enemies for the first quest, but ...
Well, you see her issue.
If she were to get a party of like-minded people together, however ...
That is when she turns to you. Yes, you. She's not in a good mood, but she needs to do something. ]
Are you thinking of taking any of these on?
[B]
[ Wild card for the next few days!! Do you want to help her train? Go shopping? Gather cooking ingredients? Hit her up! ]
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