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10 yrs ago
Current AHAHAHAHAH WHO THOUGHT OF SECOND MIDTERMS HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA -CRIES DEEPLY IN CORNER-
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AHAHAHHAHAAHAHAH MIDTERMS AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH -CRIES IN CORNER-
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10 yrs ago
COFFEE.EXE LOADING
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10 yrs ago
CHANGED AVATAR NO RAGRATS
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10 yrs ago
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I just realized I should put something here. Erm... For the time being:

COFFEE.

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Yeh, sorry, will be posting later today (around 9/10 est). About to head out with friends, and watch the school play.
I'll be posting tomorrow~. Finally done with school for the week, gonna get some good sleep.
Okie, sorry about the late response. So yeh, all set for the TS.
Paper Moon/Leviathan - Sweepers Gonna Sweep


"Well, quite the entrance. Though I wouldn't expect anything less from a member of the Drama Club." A voice commented a cleft in the crowd began to form as an individual pushed through the mass. The person made sure to give each player has passed a hurried "Excuse me" until he finally squeezed his way into the open. Paper Moon stumbled after being coughed up by the crowd. He patted himself down and fix his jacket. "Though I guess playing dead could come in handy sometimes. They do that in the Drama Club, right?" The boy tilted his head and shrugged, then shot a quick glance at the passerbys furiously typing away at their menus. Feeding info brokers false information was something he got a kick out of, though he would do anything to keep his and his friends' tracks clean. And besides, sometimes people just needed to venture on a wild goose chase.

"But drama is about immersing yourself in your role!" Understanding what Paper Moon was attempting, Levi continued to add onto the false information. The boy grinned and gave a slight shrug, "Well, whatever floats your thespian boat." Lines of players edging to sign up for the newly opened guild contorted around the entrance. Things had definitely taken quite the turn. "So, anyways, shall we?" Paper Moon motioned at a break in the streaks of players. Those who were drawn to the duo had lost interest and went off to continue on with their days.

Levi nodded in agreement, answering with a cheerful "We shall~!", her hands held behind her back. While moving towards the opened guild doors, Levi gave the boy a sideways glance. "How's it feel? To delve back into the world where data flows just like the air in the real world?" While smiling, she easily started up the conversation, before a mischevious glint appeared in her eyes, which was followed by a few teasing words. "While away, did you get to meet a beautiful maiden in nurse clothes~?"

Paper Moon's smile widened at the mention of the women tasked with tending to him in the hospital, "Let's just say their appearances alone had an apphrodisiac effect. I just went through a few tests, so it's not like they were around 24/7. Though most of them made you wounder 'Wow, how isn't she married?' I actually ended up asking one of them just that, but she laughed it off and proceeded to stick a needle into me." The boy held the door open for his higher-up, then continued shadowing the girl as the doors shut behind them.

"I'll admit it, my muscles are a bit sore. Can't say I fancy the city though. I'm more fond of the rural parts, rather than this place chock full of flashing lights and mobs of players." By countryside, he was of course referring to the outer parts of the Faded City, the long dead remnants of what used to be lively metropolises. It was also a place where he could find some R&R. A secluded haven where he could kick back and maintain his belongings. He quickly checked the two in at the front desk and paced further down the hall. "So, you got the slightest idea why we're being called here? Thought we were more discrete about these kind of things?"

"While, here's a theory that's a conjecture layered upon a hypothesis." Raising one finger, she started to explain. "One, the Dark Wraith might have some connection with the Black King.". A second finger was lifted, as she continued. "Two, the Black King has information we require to find a priority target.", before calmly lifting her third finger. "Or the third and most likely option. That the Black King's return coincides well with the rumors of how there was a player who stole from all other Colored Guilds."

However, she suddenly laughed before tilting her head slightly, as she looked at Paper Moon, a smirk evident on her face. "Still...they have an aphrodisiac effect, huh~? Does that mean seeing me in a waitress uniform does the same thing~? Or perhaps you would like to see something more tantilizing~?" Unable to help herself, she poked slightly at her companion's previous words.

Paper Moon directed a majority of his brainpower to envisioning Lina in a slew of different outfits while striking poses, rather than evaluating her estimations as to why the Sweepers were gathering. The orange-haired rogue rubbed his chin, putting more effort than really necessary into the internal debate. "Maid. Maid outfit. Hands down. I believe that is every man's dying wish." He wasn't playing around in the slightest. These topics were as delicate as they were crucial. The boy held up his own finger, "Or fourth, maybe we're getting together for a tea party, and promotions are being handed out." A light chuckle sounded from the boy, accompanied by his emblematic witty smile. He threw his hands up in the air, giving up on trying to find a clear answer to his original inquiry, "Welp, whatever it is, they're probably organizing everybody by rank again. Enjoy your champagne, while I indulge myself in convience store grade sake."

Levi laughed as she got an adamant answer in regards to what a man would want to see a girl wear. "Maid, is it? You know, there are plenty of different...options, when it comes to maid uniforms~! Ranging from a traditional Victorian era style, to a more deliciously bared skin from a revealing variety~!" However, she suddenly tilted her head, as an unusual thought struck her. "Wait, since we're in DGO right now...it would be with these avatars. And there may be some odd Dissolutions in certain dungeons...perhaps a dying wish of a man here would be to see a girl get grabbed by the mythical tendrils~!" Her laughter at the thought made it clear that she found the idea more entertaining than worrisome, considering her gender.

Nearing the entrance to the guild hall, Levi patted Shiro's back. "Don't worry, if you get something cheap, make up for it by coming over to the cafe and ordering something big. I may even feed you if you pay a nice tip~"

How laid-back the girl was about such topics was a bit disconcerting, at least that's how a person only initially meeting Levi would feel, yet Paper Moon wasn't really fazed by her... unique temperament. "Eh, that tentacle stuff doesn't strike my fancy. I may be only in the middle of adolescence, but even I've developed a certain palette." Well, it wouldn't be a sight he'd stop and ogle at. He only offered up a calm smile as he gave his friend a quick wave, "Catch you afterwards, Boss. If you're not issued any missions to pass onto me, I'll meet you at the cafe." The thought of being spoonfed wasn't an occasion he would miss out on.

Waving back in response, Levi quickly made her way deeper into the guild hall, to meet up with her fellow Erasers.
Kimi and I are wrapping up on our collab. Is there an estimated time period that timeskip post?
A blur of cerulean haze flew before him. It flashed and shimmered for only a second until it sped its way into the bear’s chest. The fox-eared girl moved faster than he would have expected, even though she bared a shield and spear, she was extremely nimble. That made two people with physiques superceded by their capabilities. A testosterone filled swordsman and a fox-girl. Quite the individuals indeed. Ken came back to reality at the girl’s callout, tightening his grip on the estoc as he nodded, ”Got’cha. Switch.” He didn’t sound overly enthusiastic about charging the beast. He was never exactly one to show emotions at every petty encounter, albeit the fact that this was a matter of life and death, his nonchalance and stoic personality still had a grasp on him.

The player angled the sword and charged at the beast, the tip of his blade honing in on its target. The bear let out a growl and swiped down on his comparably miniscule figure, Ken only managed to sidestep its claws by a hair. He remained firm and quickly reacquired his target. Then, just like that, the blade sunk into his enemy’s neck like butter. The beast jittered for a few moments before bursting into the generic bits of light. He inhaled deeply, on the verge of leveling up yet quite not there just yet. ”Thanks… you two.”

The rest of the mobs were cleaned up just in the nick of time. But the battle had not gone without any losses. A player, still a boy really, by the name of Matsuta had passed in the process. Ken had only gotten a glimpse of the guy. Everybody had a solemn look on their face, even he did, even though he didn’t know the deceased in the slightest. Reality was quite the witch. The man who he first met, Mai’lo, quickly fashioned a makeshift plaque in honor of the fallen swordsman.

Its durability probably wasn’t that high, but it’s the thought that counts. Ken only made a slight bow in respect, then glanced back at the fox-girl who had come to his aid, ”We should probably get a move on. Next town is just up this road. Would be a good time to stock up on consumables and mend our weapons.” The hazel-eyed swordsman didn’t seem to spend that much time mourning. It was pointless to wallow now, for there was surely much more to come. Matsuta’s demise was just a prelude to the countless deaths that were about to ensue. A sigh escaped his lips as he stared off towards the horizon, obstructed by sporadically placed floating islands. Kayaba must’ve had a double-major in psychology, ‘cause he surely knew how to tug at people’s heartstrings. Ken sheathed his blade and glanced back at the girl with fox ears, ”Oh yeah, name’s Visionary… Mind introducing me to the lot over there? I mean, erm, sorry, what’s your name too?”
Working on a post now.
@PyroDash888Just checking, by two players, you were referring to Mai'lo and Visionary, righto?

I'll post after a few more go up. Want to give other RPers the chance to post about the sudden bear assault.

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Also.
Current Theme: Hysteria


Ken clenched his teeth and gulped back fear as a blade with a diameter wider than his head came flying at him. Luckily, it stopped on a dime, just a mere few centimeters away from his face. He could see his own reflection in the spotless steel, accompanied by the iconic luster pristine swords were known for. ”Holy crap! How is that a starter weapon?! Did this guy get the game a few days early?” Although he wasn’t one to talk when it came to unique weapons, after all, he got a two-handed sword that utilizes the rapier skillset right off the bat. A sigh of relief escaped his lips as the burly player lowered the weapon, letting Visionary play another day. He felt like thanking the swordsman for letting him off the hook. Yet that was put on a hold when his, and unsurprisingly, everybody else’s ears picked up the rustling of greenery nearby.

And then suddenly: BEARS

The beasts didn’t have the tact to hide themselves like his former assailants. They didn’t need to. They had enough prowess to shift their weight openly and freely around this area. Visionary tightened his grip on the estoc’s hilt, albeit his hands were shaking at this point, he remained resolute and took on a firm stance. Already fights as players and mobs raised blade against claw. The man who had nearly sliced his head into two was already barreling his way into the fray, dragging that oversized sword like it was made out of paper mache. ”Hope everybody in the game isn’t as intimidating as him.” Ken watched as the player dispatched one of the beasts, until the sound of impending doom and a shadow cast over him drew his attention. One of the attackers had singled him out, and was only standing a few feet away. Ken could clearly grasp all of its minute details which only added more to the scare factor.

The real thing was nothing like the plushies his seven year old sister adored so much. When- if he got out of this death game, he would tell the girl about how actual bears were much scarier than their sewn counterparts. And how wolves were truly quadrupedal, unlike the toys that sold them sitting flatly on two legs. He would make a whole entire harangue about his adventures and close calls in Aincrad. It was time to begin said adventure.

He wasn’t going to die here.

As the bear charged him, Ken brought back the estoc, leveling it with his soldiers for a preemptive strike. This was also his way of testing out the AI algorithm, which seemed to be pretty advanced, since the bear bolstered its defense in preparation for a strike. It crossed its hairy arms over its chest and stuck out its neck. A frontal assault with a bite attack seemed to have been its choice. But it was all a feint, as when the bear’s jaws came down upon each other, it only felt the deriding sense of thin air. Ken slid under the bear’s figure, keeping the estoc close as he suddenly went into a backflip as soon as he passed the beast’s legs. He grabbed on tight to the sword and angled his elbows.

The blade was suddenly engulfed in a bright onyx light, the sign of a sword skill activating. As soon as the motion was complete, the estoc and Ken flew forward at the bear’s back. OBLIQUE. It was a basic rapier skill, that could only be delineated from Linear by its lesser range, but had higher power to it since it dragged along the user’s body as well. The weapon’s tip sunk into the bear’s flank, displaying an eruption of light as the skill did its damage. The bear was sent back a few feet, with its health now in the red, but it sluggishly got to its feet and prepared for another attempt. Ken took the chance to toss a health potion at the player using the oversized sword. It was one of the few he got from the starter kit, at this point at the game they were priceless, but he wasn’t fond of seeing people in their last moments. ”Here, catch! Ken then changed his attention to the few others who were not yet consumed by combat, ”Could use some help over here! This one’s almost down, but I think a few more are on the way!” They had to make short work of the remaining mobs, before more were attracted. The boy placed his hand on the side of his blade and held it up to block the bear’s attack. He gritted his teeth at the overwhelming strength of the mob.
So, just finished watching this new episode. Definitely had a laugh.

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