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5 yrs ago
Current No point posting your writing online if you don't care about praise.
6 yrs ago
Is the rioting and BLM brought up yet?
6 yrs ago
Honestly, I don't get the grief given to SAO when there's stuff like Mushoku Tensei where the MC actively lusts for underaged girls. And it's the most popular isekai in Japan.
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6 yrs ago
Reminder that the Pentagon just confirmed UFOs are real.
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6 yrs ago
Also, it's kinda annoying going back and forth writing short replies since I got other stuff to do and that just interrupts my rythm.

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Hey, just want to ask, would you accept a young character? Like a little girl? Thinking of making one from a village the Hero once saved.
Marianne noticed out of the corner of her eyes Fariha bonding with the giant white bear. She was definitely impressed with how courageous she was. She herself wouldn't dare to get that close with such a huge creature, in fear of accidentally provoking it to attack and maul her by one wrong move. She had always been a distance fighter after all.

And adding to her surprise, the bear welcomed the elf wholeheartedly, allowing her to rest on its furs.

It was quite an adorable sight.

"That would be really helpful, Miss Alya," Marianne said when she heard her declaration. "Though I had thought that the guild would provide us with supply, at least for our first departure." Marianne eyed the half-slyph as she spoke to her. She still couldn't quite make out her temperament, though she seemed to be the loner type. As an introvert herself, she knew how bothersome it could be when people kept trying to start a conversation with you while you just wanted to be left alone. So she decided she would not press her any further and let her off to do her own thing.

Her attention then turned to the young knight. She could see how excited he was for the upcoming adventure. She agreed that excitement was good, but it must be tempered by a cool and rational head, or else you would just launch yourself into danger. So she made a mental note to watch over him, making sure to stop him before he did anything reckless.

"If that is all," Marianne announced to the group, "then I would ask to be excused for the night. My insects are already starting to get a little rowdy, you see, demanding for their dinner." Marianne smiled. She could indeed feel her little friends starting to gnaw on her skin, making her feel quite itchy. Of course, scratching the itch wasn't a solution since first, it wouldn't be very ladylike, and second, it would scare off her insects, making them even rowdier.
@Zelosse
Marianne couldn't help but blush at the man's sudden display of valor. She certainly didn't expect that from a battle-hardened veteran like him.

"My, thank you, Sir," she responded. "Please do not apologize, for you have done nothing wrong. I can see that you are quite fond of Novella, which is a sentiment I share," she said as she glanced at the young man.

@Renny
Marianne could not help but giggle silently a little hearing Novella's question. The man was such a perfect example of a new, nervous, yet optimistic adventurer. It was as if he was a character straight out of a kid's adventure book.

She found it a little cute herself.
Marianne could only stare blankly as Siph made his dramatic entrance. She certainly did not expect something like that to happen. She had rose up from her seat, readying her insects to attack the giant bear but it seemed it was not necessary at all. The man handily took care of the giant beast himself.

She heard Artemis introducing him as their Dungeon Escort. She looked at the man throughoutly and she could tell he was a hardened combatant. It seemed they would be in good hands indeed.

The lycan quickly left the meeting after giving some greetings to the man. He was clearly impatient, not wanting to spend time doing frivolous things like watching the rest of his party converse with Siph.

Well, Marianne had no problem with that. She herself never liked staying in meetings just to socialize.

"Greetings, Sir Siph Barou." She curtsied. "I am Marianne Silverflame. I shall be in your care."
I'm interested.
I'm interested.
Marianne looked at the girl who suddenly rose up from her seat. Her name was Ayse Temer, it seemed, and she was a member of the Church of The Endless Ones. She herself never really knew much about the Church. Her family never really had much contact with them. But she seemed to be a genuine person, and from her expression when she talked about finding her fiancee, she could tell she had a lot of love inside her.

She herself never really thought of marrying. It seemed such a distant thing, away from her insects and her goal to explore the dungeons and find a way to make her be able to cast magic.

Besides, she couldn't imagine someone wanting to go to bed with her with all the insects she carried around.

Marianne heard Ayse urging all of them to share their stories. Personally, she wouldn't mind to do as she requested. She had nothing to hide after all.

But just when she was about to rise up herself, the lycan interrupted her, by rising up first and then pretty much saying he did not want to talk about his past. His speech quite irked the girl. He seemed like someone who loved to boast according to her view.

After he finished, she finally rose up and started her speech.

"Good morning everyone. My name is Marianne of the Silverflame family. It is a pleasure to meet with you all here today." She paused to do a little bow and curtsy before continuing. "I came here with the purpose of finding a way for me to learn magic, for I was not blessed with the capability to cast any unlike my forefathers. It is my dream to be able to cast them as I wish to continue the family business of being magic researchers, and what kind of a researcher cannot try his own research?"

She paused again, looking at the group's reactions. She then put her hands, which had been folded nicely on her waist this whole time, onto the table. Then, she let a couple of her beetles out from the sleeves of her dress. They now scuttered around her hands on the surface of the table.

"These are my specialties," she continued. "Insects. I could control a copious amount of insects. Underneath my dress now lie around one to two hundred insects, perhaps even more. The ones you see right now are for defense, as their toughness is capable of acting as an armor to my body. I also have a swarm of poisonous bees that would handily incapacitate foes from a distance. And if that fails, I still have my trump card; a giant mantis, straight from the dungeons. I cannot have it out for long though, as it really feeds on my mana." She then willed the beetles back into her sleeves before sitting back down, ending her speech.
@Rekaigan

Marianne smiled back as she shook her hand. "Oh, you can sense my bugs?" she asked. It was more of a small-talk question instead of an actual one since she knew elves were often quite sensitive in detecting living creatures, so it wasn't that odd for her to know about her bugs even if nothing of them was visible. She would like to hide her bugs entirely if she could, but currently that skill was out of her reach.

"Yes, I will admit they are quite an... unorthodox choice for companions. But alas, it was what fate has given for me as I just seem to have an uncanny connection to their kind," she continued with a wry smile.

"My name is Marianne. Marianne Silverflame. It's a pleasure to meet you, Fariha."
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