Faeron waited for Cash to equip his weapon and gear, curious as to see what weapon he would have. A dagger soon appeared which was soon gripped in a very rogue-like manner. So, he was an assassin! Interesting. Faeron nodded, sensing joy radiating from Cash. She felt relieved, after all, her request was rather abrupt and uncalled for. Yet, it seemed that this polite assassin seemed to be happy to make a friend, just like Faeron. She eagerly led them down the road, and soon enough, boars and other players emerged into sight. Most of them were in combat, and she could spot a blade user <Raven> not far from where the pair were. 

"Hm," she hummed, her eyes on a boar that was pretty far away. It looked... real. "Aw man, this is so cool," she breathlessly said. She waved her hand downwards, pressing through several menus to read through her skills. Parry, Sprint, Acrobatics, and Two handed assault spear skill. She bit her lower lip and closed the menu, exhaling. Sure, she read the manual but this was actually very nerve-wrecking. Her very first fight in virtual reality, not counting the little accident from before. Well, at least she had Cash beside her. Nothing would go wrong, would it? She placed both of her hands far away from the bladed point, giving her an extended reach. 

"I'm going for it!" she said in a faltering voice, glancing back at Cash. Her weapon began to glow and she began running towards the boar. Ah, was it just her was she going unusually... "Kya!" she screamed as she continued sprinting. "Wait what what what!" she frantically screamed. She was going way too fast for her liking. Faeron was pretty fast in real life but this, this was [i]the[/i] speed. The boar she was charging at raised it tusks and charged at her as well, preparing for a fight. Faeron gritted her teeth, she didn't buy this game just so she could freak out (pretty loudly) in the middle of combat! Like second-nature, she dug her heels when she was at a close distance from the boar, shifting her hand position so it was closer to the blade. As a two-handed spear user, it meant she would be able to deal out much more force then with her hands closer to the handle. With one swift strike, Faeron swung her spear, bashing the boar into tiny data pieces. A rewards menu popped up, much to Faeron's delight. She was given some EXP, currency, and a boar meat. Closing the menu, she looked behind her at Cash, a huge grin on her face.

"That was AMAZING," she yelled. 

If Faeron had known earlier that these virtual reality games were this cool, she would have bought one long ago.