[center][h1][color=8882be]Reylan[/color][/h1][/center]
[center][color=ed1c24]Health[/color]: 400
[color=0072bc]Mana[/color]: 800
[b]Arrows[/b]: 17
[color=a2d39c]Renn[/color]: 191 ----> 175 (lodging, fresh water, salmon steak)
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The sight of the reward was a both a huge relief and shock to Reylan as it appeared within the in-game menu. If they hadn't received that bonus gold he would have hardly made anything to replace the arrows he used. He really need to work on making his own arrows pretty quickly if he hoped to have to make money. Surely purchasing the parts for arrows would be cheaper then buying them straight, right? Once back at the inn he immediately set about getting a decent meal wit his new coin as he was starving, which was weird given that they were in a game. He had saw that a stiffer drink was available on the menu but even with this dire situation he still didn't feel the need though he was already missing soda. His economic concerns were soon traded for anxiety at the amount of people that arrived at the inn.

Reylan could feel flutters in his chest as the others were introduced and then he would introduce himself in return appearing quite nervous until after all the introductions were properly finished. If he were to be honest he felt more comfortable within his own small group than this large one but he knew a larger group fared better overall. The one named Kaijin posed a very good question that Reylan had been thinking about on the way back, what was his plan? Of course his opinion was much easier to form and his main thought being that they had no choice but to play the game as if what Malgoth had said was true until they either won or some other means of escape became available. 

Alisea he heard chime in after kaijin as if to expand upon his questions giving a very tactical view of the game situation. He turned his head towards Dub as he spoke [color=cyan]"I don't think I want to face a dungeon boss at level 2."[/color] That was a sentiment that Reylan shared as well. If this was not a death game, they would be able to repeatedly fight the dungeon and the boss to gain more and more information. The boss was most likely out of the question for their levels but nothing was wrong with a little scouting [color=8882be]"Dub has a very good point, fighting a Boss at this level no matter our numbers will just get us all killed. We can't afford to be reckless.[/color] They had to approach this like it was battle in the real world with tactics and planning [color=8882be]"What we can do with our numbers is scout the dungeon and find where the boss is located."[/color] Even though Reylan said it he wasn't inclined towards it.

Through his silvery eyes Reylan had just caught Aura leaving, his face was blank as he didn't know how to react or what to say. The look in her eyes clearly said '[i]I'm going solo.[/i]' but he just couldn't accept that. Frantically he looked towards Karma and Dub, then the rest, before taking off after her [color=8882be]"Excuse me."[/color] he quickly spoke before he too was out the door. It didn't take long to catch up to her and once a few feet away he called her name [color=8882be]"Aura!"[/color] He did his best not to stumble his words [color=8882be]"You're leaving us already? No...I can't just let you go off on your own!"[/color] His voice had started full of concern but quickly rose in commitment, Aura was one of his party and he wasn't just going to let her go without a word [color=8882be]"If you don't want to be part of that group...that's fine but I am coming with you."[/color] Reylan firmly stated stand tall but the seriousness faded a little into a smile [color=8882be]"Besides, someone has to have your back."[/color] He could understand feeling a little intimated by the size of the group, that kind of situation was beyond what he was used to. No one could hide behind a avatar anymore and every interaction was much more personal than any kind of game before.