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Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Alexia found herself humming Ruby's tune to herself when she heard the splish splash of Ruby finishing up her bath. She glanced back when she heard Ruby emerge from her room. She looked great in her new outfit. The casual look suited her, and she almost looked like one of the NPC townsfolk who wandered around. It was a nice change from the armor at least, which was probably still coated in a couple layers of monster juices. She looked back to the fire, thinking about the night she had spent in the central garden district, nodding in agreement. Oh yes, the nights here do get chilly. She got up and stretched, feeling her muscles loosen. She had been holding a lot of stress in her back, and it seemed that the bath had eased her aches and pains significantly. She leaned against the wall casually between the fire and the girl. I hadn't really thought about where I would go from here. She said, not really wanting to admit that she had no plan for herself at all in this world. She couldn't fathom spending the rest of her life wandering the streets of some video game town. At this rate she would end up begging for scraps or carted off to who knows where by the Mercenaries. Her zen-like trance had given her some time to think on this, and she decided perhaps it was time to make a change. You said you worked with a shop keeper, right? Velera? Was that her name? Perhaps we should head there before it gets too late and you can sell her whatever loot you picked up. I'm guessing all that mess wasn't just from those two in the alley? She said the last bit with a small smile at Ruby. The memory of this adorable girl covered in blood and monster guts was a juxtaposition of extremes that was just too much for her not to find amusing.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

As Ruby spoke she got increasingly excited by the prospect of adventures to come. Alexia watched as she bubbled away in her seat, and she found herself nodding in agreement more than once. Yes, this is what I need. She thought, starting to figure out what she wanted from all this. If anyone could reach the end of the game, she was sure it was this little firecracker. But she might need some help if she insisted on running straight into trouble every time like a bull. I think I do know what you mean, Ruby. She said, feeding off of Ruby's excitement. She pushed off the wall and retrieved her staff from the room before following Ruby outside of the room, locking the door on the way out. She went down the steps, her staff resting casually on her shoulder as she walked. She waved to the Innkeeper on her way out the door, but he didn't seem to notice. Alexia realized she might look quite different from the bloody shell-shocked mess that zombie-walked its way into the Inn less than an hour ago. She felt confident, and full of a sort of tense anticipation for the future. She found Ruby outside the inn and together they headed to the Red hand suppliers. So Valera is a NPC? She asked as they walked, curious that a player would have so many NPC friends. She seemed to recall that Ruby had befriended another NPC as well, though her name escaped her at the moment. Alexia didn't want to offend, but she was genuinely curious. She tried to carefully word her questions, so as not to light a fuse unintentionally. I mean, I've noticed that the NPC's have changed quite a bit since the game started. They seem to have... well they seem to have learned quite a bit, I guess is what I'm trying to say. But she's sill just a program, isn't she?
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Ruby seemed to have a point. The NPCs were in the same boat as they were now. It did seem a bit silly to think of them any different than the players. She wondered what other changes the game had underwent in the last week. NPCs were getting smarter and more personable for one. But Alexia couldn't even contemplate what else had changed beyond the walls of the city. She hadn't left since she first came to town looking for answers. Alexia followed Ruby into the shop, and was delighted to see that she had at least one level-headed person in her life who was looking out for her. Alexia was shocked at how much loot Ruby was carrying around with her, and it showed clearly on her face as Ruby filled chest after chest with crafting supplies. When the initial commotion had died down a bit she turned to Velera to answer her. I'm just here with Ruby. She said, nodding towards Ruby as she unloaded her inventory. She moved forward a little and spoke in a low voice so Ruby wouldn't over hear. Don't be so hard on her. Ruby was just helping me out, is all. If it weren't for her I don't know where I'd be right now. She spoke very plainly to Velera. She seemed like an honest and true sort, and those types of people generally expect the same of the people around them. She took a step back and took a moment to look around. As she did she said aloud, But this really is an amazing place you have. Partly to change the subject, and partly because it was true. She had never seen a store more fully stocked than the Red hand suppliers. You must have more stock than the rest of the market combined.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Alexia didn't much care for another visit by those thugs. No, no, one near-kidnapping was enough for her tastes. But if what Valera said was true, they would surely cross paths again if Alexia decided to stick with Ruby. This was going to be a tough call, one way or another. You provide the market's stock? Now that is impressive. This wasn't just a simple storefront, scraping a living together. This was a veritable empire. She didn't think Ruby even fully realized who it was she had hitched her wagon to. You should watch yourself too Valera. If this guild is as bad as you say, they may think they could take all this and manage it themselves. She said, gesturing to the various goods around them. She re-positioned her staff, resting it on her other shoulder as she thought of what Valera said. She hadn't considered becoming a hunter before. It sounded rather dangerous. But on the other hand, it might mean a better living for herself. The bath crept into her mind again as she pictured herself able to wash like that every evening. You know, I think I would enjoy being a hunter. That said, I'm going to have to train up some if I'm going to be any help. I'm only level five, and I'll I've got is starter gear and a handful of spells. She thought for a moment and pulled up her map of town. She zoomed out so she could see the region surrounding the town. Outside of the major cities the regions were divided into level ranges, so players wouldn't get in over their heads. She pointed to one of the lowest level areas, a field of plains just outside the cities walls. I guess I'd have to get started around here. She closed her menu and turned back to Valera. Would you know of any hunting parties that would need someone my level?
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Well I would say a fair chunk of the markets higher end items come from Ruby herself. She is only of the only hunters who will go out and kill things around her level. Velera said waving her hand chuckling about Alexia's concern. She wasn't worried about the Red heart boys, they wouldn't dare touch her. She was too valuable to everyone in the city. They went after her the entire market and likely town would turn on them. After all Velera was pretty much the source of everyone's income. Don't worry about me dearie, I am too valuable to try and attack forcefully. They will try to bully my clients but they won't go after me directly. Besides they make there profit from me anyways. They have hunters who sell there stock to me to make there money. I donno what hunters work for them but I ban anyone I find out does. I ain't knowingly going to buy stolen goods nore will I sell to them, but because they keep getting more newbies working for them it isn't easy. Velera admitted that she in a round about way funded the Red hearts. It wasn't like it could be avoided considering what they were doing. Velera had to sell and buy to customers she couldn't do a background check on everyone each time. So she had to just do what she could and relay on the word on the street before checking in on anybody. Sad but it was the nature of the business. Ya, you might want to train yourself some, healers are only as good as the spells that can cast. Now as for a party that wouldn't be my area to suggest. I would head over the adventurer's guild in the morning. Look for the Elf named Reili and tell her Ruby's your friend. She will set you straight. That elf has a thing for Ruby I tell you. It aint romantic or anything but I swear she cares for her more then any NPC I have seen. She acts like Ruby is her kid sometimes. Though she's a good sorts and will set you straight and look after you so don't worry too much. She won't put your life at risk. I mean she tries to give Ruby safe jobs but she refuses them and goes for the ones with a high chance of death. Velera said suggesting she meet with Reili who was Ruby's NPC friend. Ruby was finally finished with her task filling up eight full chests with stuff. Walking over, All done! Ruby said with quite the grin on her face. Velera nodded and materialized a clipboard that had all the items recorded on it already. As she went over it Ruby bounced at the counter. Eagerly awaiting the results of her loots results.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

That's a great idea. I'll pay Reili a visit. She said, happy that she had a plan in place. And someone to go to for advice. It seemed that Velera was a good person, even if she did end up funding the Red hearts in a way. Still, having people she could trust in this game was a good thing. Thanks for your help Velera! She decided to tap Velera's name and selected the Add Friend button. The friend request pop-up appeared in front of Velera, and Alexia smiled at her. So we can keep in touch. While Velera was gathering up the sum for Ruby, Alexia walked up to the counter and tapped Ruby on the shoulder with her staff to get her attention. So, I had a good chat with Velera just now. She said, nodding in her direction. I'm going to see about becoming a hunter myself. Velera recommended I talk to your friend Reili at the Adventurer's guild. I'm going to head over there now. She gave Ruby a quick hug and pulled away. I just wanted to thank you again for saving me. She said while she was at arms length. She pulled away and waved behind her back at the pair of them. All the best, you too. I'll see you around! Alexia walked a little ways from the shop before opening up her map again. She zoomed back in on the town and found the building for the Adventurer's guild just a few blocks away. She tapped it on the map and a little blue arrow appeared in front of her feet, pointing her in the right direction. She closed the map and started making her way down the street. Hours earlier she was wandering aimlessly through the streets of town. Now she had found some sense of purpose, and she walked like it. None of this buzzing back and forth across the street nonsense. She walked like a person with important business to attend to, and it wasn't long before she reached the Adventurer's Guild. She pushed open the door, and was someone unimpressed by what she found. For a place called the Adventurer's Guild, it sure wasn't exciting. A few small groups of people mingled around the space, and she overheard some snippets of discussion here and there. She heard bits and pieces of conversation about hunting, and something about the rapidly dropping price of Were-rabbit ears? Must have been a low level monster nearby that has been farmed ad infinitum by all the newcomers. She looked around and saw a few NPCs managing the large counter, and headed towards the only Elven woman behind the counter she could see. This must be Reili. She stopped in front of the counter, leaning her staff comfortably on her shoulder. Alexia cleared her throat to get the Elf's attention. Excuse me, Miss? I'm looking for someone by the name of Reili.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Oh, great! Alexia said, laying both hands on the counter as she spoke. I'm interested in joining a hunting party! I'm only a level five, but I'm a healer, and Velera said healers were in high demand for parties these days. She said, feeling quite excited at the prospect of getting out of this town. She snapped her fingers as another thought occurred to her, something that Velera had mentioned back at the shop. Oh yeah, my friend Ruby mentioned you, too! She said you were close? She honestly couldn't stop raving about your cookies as well. She said with a laugh. It seemed that spending some time with Ruby seemed to have loosened her tongue a bit. So can you think of any parties I might be able to join? Meanwhile, on the streets of the marketplace, a Cherry was standing on a corner. She wore an elaborate red kimono and a gold and silver headdress. One might mistake her for a priestess were it not for the fact that the kimono was cinched up above the waist so her panties were fully on display for the crowd. She was harassing men and women as they passed by, making it very clear what she was after. She would trace a finger down this one's chest, grab another's ass, bend over and show her ample butt to another, and even flashed one or two as they went by. She was a very attractive woman, and she had several takers who were enticed by her, looking for a bit of evening entertainment. But every one of them so far turned away when she mentioned her price. Still, she was not dejected by this in the least. The chase was almost as fun as the act itself, depending on the prey. Well... Perhaps that was overstating things a bit, she thought as she wondered who she would bed tonight.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Alexia was overjoyed by the response. It seemed that Velera's suggestion had been a good one! This was exactly what she had been hoping for when she entered the Adventurer's guild. Oh that is perfect! Thanks so much. She said, turning to find herself a seat. She remembered herself at the last moment and turned back to the Elf, who was flipping through various adventurer's journals. By the way, my name is Alexia. It was nice to meet you. With that she headed off to a corner table away from the other adventurers and took a seat. The table was bare, save for a small blue glowing button in the centre. She pressed it and a menu popped up listing a variety of foods and beverages available for purchase. Reili may have said she would put it on Ruby's tab, but she didn't feel quite right doing that to the little girl. She had done so much for her already, she didn't need to feed her as well. So Alexia pulled out a silver coin - one of her few - from her inventory and slid it into a slot vending machine style before selecting an ale and a small sandwich. She closed the menu and waited, watching the Elf behind the counter busy herself with profiles and adventurer's logs, and before too long a serving girl stopped by and handed her her order. She thanked the girl and bit into her sandwich hungrily, realizing she had not eaten anything since midday. A drunk was arguing prices with Cherry when the silver sheen of a coin caught her eye. Was that a Platinum Piece? She thought, the other potential patrons forgotten as the lovely scent of rose found its way to her nostrils, somehow dodging the rank breath of her smelly friend here. A cute-looking little girl with a boatload of cash was exactly what she was in the mood for tonight. She grabbed the collar of the drunk and pulled him down to her level, and leaned up on her toes to whisper in his ear. Maybe another time, chump. After giving his eager cock a little squeeze she pushed him away, laughing as he stumbled over his own two feet and fell on his ass. She walked up to Rose, her hips swaying back and forth seductively, showing off her curves. It was all in the walk. Someone used the catcall whistle emote, but she ignored it, staying true to her goal. She reached around Ruby, laying a hand on her cute ass and giving it a little squeeze to get her attention. Hey there, cutie. She said, arching her back slightly to stick out her ample chest. You can call me Cherry. You interested in a good time tonight? She licked her lips at this, tracing her tongue over the top, then the bottom, slowly.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Ruby was off in lala land and didn't even think the whistle would be directed at her. After all people tended to ignore her. She was cute but the fact that she was dwarfed by the crowd around her she was able to easily hide her presence. Not that she even tried to just most people weren't looking out for her. Perks of being short, she was able be stealthy in situations like this. So she ignored it thinking it was for someone else. That was until her remarkably shapely for her size rear was grabbed making her jump and snatch her coin out of the air as her emote was interrupted. Ruby turned to Cherry blinking a blank look on her face. Cherry would be treated to quite the cute scene, you could visibly see the gears turning in Ruby's head. As she tried to process the statement. Though the thought seemed to click a few moments later. 'Oh, this person is a prostitute. She looks healthy and doing ok for herself. She must really enjoy her job then. Well I got the coin so why not if she is decently priced! It could be a lot of fun! Besides I haven't really done that with anyone since starting this game! Though I guess I could of asked Velera or Reili... But Velera might pinch my cheeks and yell at me and that would take away time from Reili making cookies...' Ruby thought to herself before mentally shrugged. She didn't mind it hell she had done this kinda stuff before with people. But now desperate times came with desperate measures and why not enjoy yourself! After all those mighty heroes in stories always got the girls after big scores and mighty conquests. A conquest in bet for a conquest out in the wilds after all! Sure! Why not Ms. Cherry! What is the Price of such a time? Ruby's tone was a bit innocent but what she said was far from it. She knew what this was about though and let it show. Even though Ruby had shown the plat coin Cherry would know from her handler how much she was worth. Though she would be instructed to try to rob them blind after the deed was done though. Not to mention if she went over the 'price' her handler had set for her then she would get no more of the potion. They didn't want there girls getting too cocky that they were worth more then a few coins. Had to keep them in line after all.
Thread: It's not just a game anymore (Eternally Chaotic x Averavic)

Ruby's train of thought may as well have been a physical locomotive circling her thick skull as Cherry watched the girl put two and two together and end up with, predictably, four. But, judging wasn't part of the job, nor did it pay well in the end. So while Ruby thought it over, Cherry simply struck a sexy pose, with one hand on her hip. She was about to speak up when Ruby beat her to it, and was surprised by the reaction. Considering it took her so long to realize what was happening, Cherry assumed the little sprite wouldn't be interested. Three gold coins, my deary. She said confidently, knowing Ruby could easily afford it. She smiled at her, and added in a breathy voice. Worth every copper, I assure you. You've never had someone like me before. She said, gesturing to her hourglass shape. There's an Inn nearby we can use, if you don't have a place in mind. She was certain Ruby did in fact have a lovely place to stay, but nevertheless it was a question she asked all her clientele. A lot of people wanted to keep this part of themselves private from the rest of their lives, though Cherry never fully understood why that was.
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Thread: World in Retrograde (ArcturusMagnus & Arctic Fox)

Prologue No one exactly knows when the collapse came, or what any one action began it. Those that know are gone, their children left to deal with the aftermath. Some say it was a planet wide catastrophe, some say a series of them. Others say God returned and mow punish the wicked. Many say man created these events, factories of fire that laid waste what were once fertile lands, poured toxins and poisons in waters, abused their own brethren with wars. What ever the source, this was the result...A world left in near primitive state and getting worse. No electricity, no oil, soldiers hired by those that can afford their prices, little to no justice. Power is in those that can master it and keep it. Few now read and often burn what they do not understand. Medicines are rare, true care even scarcer. Neighbors would kill neighbors if it meant their families lived. Most buildings have collapsed, no source of currency only trading. There is only two words most call the place now... 'Shit Box' and they are being kind. Still now and then there are points of light in this dark world. Perhaps this tale will have one or two.
Thread: World in Retrograde (ArcturusMagnus & Arctic Fox)

It was humid as the quartet walked along the rather overgrown trail. The last indication they were nearing any sort of civilization was a rusting sign left by old ones, a town called Li ck Ar. Much of it was now no more than fallen buildings and kudzus. The eldest of the quartet spoke and moved more cautiously We are in Horde Territory my young interns. We must find the foxglove plant and ginbilgos., and quickly He spoke in a quiet voice. The two girls and young boy nodding their understanding. Their rough clothing helped them somewhat hide in the shrubs, however it hid those of the Horde as well. They began their search for the herbs, keeping an eye out for trouble. An hour, then two went by. Then another, this time under watchful cruel eyes. The intern with silver hair motioned to the others. Moving to her side the older man smiled Ah, Mirina your eyes are always sharp. Ginbilgo and cone flowers. A rare find for herbs he motioned for others to come help collect. Close together They would be easier to catch. Silently encircled, the horde sprang their trap. A large net flung over them, only the spry young boy managed to evade it. He ran to find safety. The others watched as they ran him down and killed him. 5 horde members came out. Each large brutish looking human men, sporting tattoos and unwashed bodies. The remaining 3 were being tied up as one grabbed Mirina to get a feel of her feminine body. A piece of dead log was in her hand, she swung and hit the brute. The netting prevented any serious damage, her attempt only made him laugh. Stupid cow He said in a rather guttural tone and backhanded her. The hit sent her unconscious. She was eventually tied and hoisted over his shoulder as the other two were secured and marched along. The young boys body left for what ever animal decided it was food. Mirina came to at the other girls whimpering. They were sitting on the floor of a strange cave. As she looked about she knew as most did it was once a home of an old one. It had strange stairs and fixtures, small dark areas left off to who knows where or what hid in them. Then something more horrid came into view. The 5 horde soldiers had their leader strung up and hanging from the ceiling. Laughing as they were whipping and flaying him. Each lash making his body jump. His blood pooling below him. Several were drinking a foul brew. The leader...the one she tried hurting before spoke Remember Gowar...The females we need. Ah Kno'. The one called Gowar said UberLord wants females alive... He didn' say how alive though If you hurt one...make it the dark haired one. Hurt them two bad...Ah'll castrate ya! From his expression the one called Gowar was thinking how much was too bad. Mirina rolled to place herself between the horde soldier and her companion.