Midna-Phobia

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"To Belle,
You have been selected as the mentor for Sif. He has used the mentor option to select a mentor for him, and you have been selected by the program to be his mentor. If you would like information on mentoring, please visit your nearest help center. Sif's current location is Lemea Town. Remember: Be nice to your mentee!
Best of luck,
Lemea Town Help Center"

Belle looked at the notification and sighed softly. She’d read about the new ‘mentor program’ whilst the updates had been loading. Personally it wasn’t something she liked the sound of. Not yet. It was still a beta experience in her opinion and the idea of ‘being bound to another player forever’ was something she could see causing a lot of outrage amongst players. It wouldn’t last. She was happy to help someone, but this was just a little over the top. She hadn't had any help when she’d started all the way back when it had been first released.

She kind of thought it was really lazy on the part of new players, especially considering this wasn’t a levelled game, they got rid of that function very early into the project to avoid players becoming too powerful. Everything here was skill based. It was about as equal field as a MMORPG was ever going to get in her mind. Sighing she decided to ignore the message for now. She was going to decline, but she could at least explain herself in person. “Looks like we’re heading back early.” She said, glancing at the small blue creature on her shoulder, who made a small noise in reply, causing Belle to smile.

Pulling out a teleportation crystal she appeared at the Lemae Town Square within seconds. It would have taken too long to travel from the woods she’d been in. Now the only challenge was finding this guy. He was the Cait-Si beginner village, rather than the main city so that made things a little bit easier. He had been near the help center just a few moments ago so maybe he was still there. She took off at a quick run, glancing at any character she passed as the small feathered dragon flew high above her.

As she arrived at the information center Belle stopped, looking around for this ‘Sif’ guy. She had no idea what he looked like but he would have a player identification above his head if you were looking for it. The small dragon glided down to rest comfortably on her shoulder. Turning Belle smiled again, running her hands through the creature’s feathers, momentarily forgetting herself in how real and soft an artificial creature felt. It still amazed her sometimes, just how real this all felt and how easily she was able to forget about her real life when she was here.

Those Closest

(I'm the GM of a OC Project Free Lancer RP :) Not exactly the same, but same franchise. Also I love Caboose)

Kaya sat there for a moment, unable to hide the look of utter shock on her face as Bryant described his friends. He had chosen very odd words to describe his ‘friends’ she hadn't heard one good word about them. Grif was, apparently, a ‘good friend’ but he hadn't been able to list one good characteristic. Realising she was still staring Maya finally pulled herself out of it and fidgeted in her seat slightly, looking down at the table. “Oh.” Was all she was really able to say in response to that. There were disadvantages of having a very sharp mind; it was difficult not to think about things.

Bryant didn’t want her to meet his friends, whom he had just insulted. Every single one. And they weren’t minor insults either. She could only imagine what he was saying about her when he was with his other friends. ‘Kaya’s okay but she’s just so damn boring. All she does is read and study.’ Or something along those lines. Her thoughts were, thankfully, interrupted when the waitress arrived with their milkshakes. Kaya smiled and thanked her as she pulled the glass towards her and began drinking quickly. Should have ordered chocolate. She thought to herself. Chocolate is a fun flavour. Nothing fun about vanilla.

She suddenly pulled away from the milkshake, pressing the balls of her hand to her temples. “Ah! Brain freeze!” She complained as she shook her head. Of course only she was lame enough to get a brain freeze from drinking a milkshake too intensely. Internally Kaya sighed.

In-Game

It had been a long week. A week that had felt like an eternity. It had been a week full of stressful tests and assignments that felt like they would never be finished. But that was all over now. The first semester had finally come to an end. Of course there was still work to do over the holidays, but for now Avery was pretty sure that her brain didn’t have the capacity to focus on anymore school work even if she wanted it to. As she approached the hallway to her room her steps subconsciously slowed, dreading to run into him.

Avery was sure she’d never met a guy in her life she’d disliked more. Hate was a strong word, but she was pretty sure on bad days she’d use it to describe how she felt about James. Asshat. Her hands subconsciously clenched at the very thought of him. It had been just her luck that their rooms happened to be on the same hallway. Luckily the blonde was nowhere to be seen and she quickly retreated into her room, locking the door behind her, letting out a small sigh of relief as she slipped her shoes off.

She was excited to finally have some free time to herself and spend it in a more relaxing way. And of course that meant rotting her mind with video games. She’d gotten really into one in particular during her early high school years when it had come out. Fairy Tale Online. Perhaps not the most imaginative name, but the game itself was amazing so she’d decided to forgive it. However school had just became too time consuming to spend any time playing it during the semester. She grabbed her headset from the draw and linked it up, loading the game in before moving to lie on her bead and slipping the head gear on.

After the gear took a few moments to re-calibrate she was able to log in. She was excited; it had been too long since she’d gotten to play. The game had a number of updates it made her wait through, which was annoying, yet understandable. Her friends never really got her obsession with games like this. There was a lot of controversy surrounding them, people worried about the damage someone could do if they hacked the servers. But that wasn’t something she ever worried about. She just enjoyed the freedom of it all. You could be anyone you wanted here. You weren’t bound by the usual laws of the world. The updates finished and around her everything became dark as the last loading screen began progressing across the bottom of her vision.

In-Game

Okay I'll get to work on some kind of intro. I'm thinking, if you like, to help to introduce you to the game did you want to make your character a new player? Just an idea, don't worry about the level difference either, I've got a way to work around that.

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Name: Avery Penn
Age: 19
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Screen Name: Belle
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SAO RP anyone?

OH I'm in! So in!

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I think we'll have living near each other on campus, but different classes so neither of us are restricted character wise.

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Okay so I'm trying to think of how they'd know each other in real life I have a few ideas (but feel free to make any too)
-They work together
-They're in the same university class
-They both live on campus near each other
-They live in the same building complex

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It was just a name, more like Nekos yeah.
They're all mostly just names I picked out, everyone is still predominantly human in appearance despite things like "Leprechaun" "Salamander" "Imp" etc

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