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"I don't think I've had the pleasure of meeting you, @Sarina Knights. But hm... @Hyakin Heliodoros is a very nice guy. He's sort of knightly, too... So it sort of fits with your name!"

Seeing the divine light and feeling the warmth melt into her injured flesh, Solaria wondered if she was dealing with a fellow magic user. She smiled a bit. To her, it had been just a scratch- but scratches could get infected, and that would be bad. She murmured a thank you in the woman's ear...

Sorry, I'm only partial to medical jargon... And I'm still in the process of learning that. Binary is way out of my wheelhouse. @Creature @Frey Elzeiros @Omega @Essence @Askera Question

"H-Huh!?" She was alarmed, to say the least, when the woman lifted her off the ground and into a piggyback hold. Having not gotten a piggyback ride since she was fourteen from her family friend, Solaria felt as flustered as could be. The kicker was she couldn't easily defend them from this...

Solaria hadn't known about the 'starcalled' when she first began playing and setting up her character. She wasn't the type to read all the information about a game before she started it. She liked learning from experience- but she had to admit, it still felt funny that her name had sun in it...

The Beastfolk spoke quite a bit, but Solaria surely didn't mind. The fact was, the other woman was agreeing to join her in the trip to the encampment- and she was making good points as to why as well. Working together might have been key to them being allowed to even enter the encampment. She...

Solaria laughed a bit, smiling brightly. "It's not like you have to have a play-style that fits your real life. I just like swords too much. Though to be honest... Ever since Hawnell woke up, it's felt a lot different when I fight. I feel stronger, but also... how do I describe it... It's just...

It was a part of Falderen Solaria had never seen before. Her pointed ears twitched as she listened to the sound of busy people living busy lives. It was a big city, full of the smells of civilization- but the sounds were what had drawn Solaria to this area, in the long run. She wanted to see...

Solaria giggled a bit when she was certain Aroda understood what she meant. "I was never into combat or competitive sports either when I was younger, but kendo just put me in awe for some reason. I did always like samurai movies though, so maybe that's why I was drawn to it? But that's why I...

"Oh please, it's no bother at all. You're welcome to message me just to chat even, anytime. I may be a student, but I always have time for friends." A toothy grin took over her face. Solaria was a very friendly person, whether offline or online. She was naturally social and extroverted, always...

Solaria stared at Aroda with wonder. She was such a deep and future thinker! Not only did they have a goal in common of being helpful to people even without being by their side, but Aroda's thought processes on the materials and skill level that went into the 'line of work' she was choosing was...

With Hawnell returned to sword form, Solaria stretched as well. There were a lot of intricate movements involved in proper swordplay- and this time, she was going to try new maneuvers than she used in kendo practice. Having loose limbs was important for safety and practicality. "I think I get...

Solaria pondered the answer she got rather quickly. She didn't have a gym membership- kendo lessons were already expensive for her family, but she would not give up on that no matter what. So, classes like Zumba were a definite no. But dancing? She could do that at home. Heck, she sometimes...

"It's certainly not easy, but it's worth it," Solaria chimed, unaware just how creepy she'd sounded moments before. "My mom was sickly, you see. I grew up visiting the hospital a lot, and the nurses always inspired me with how they took care of my mom, and even me. I've wanted to be just like...

Solaria laughed heartily. "Yeah, I was pretty creeped out by the realism myself. Felt like I was watching a violent movie, but... You get comfortably numb to it in time. Luckily for me, I'm a nursing student- or I'm going to be after my first couple years of college are done. I've read a lot of...

"Bandits are pretty common in these parts. I don't know how he got his hand on a holy sword, but... It's mine now, right Hawnell?" Solaria turned to the man walking behind the two women, who nodded silently. "Jeez, you're only talkative in sword form. You're so weird, Hawnell." Shaking off her...

"It helps that he's a holy sword," Solaria replied with a simple smile. "I found him surprisingly on a bandit I defeated. I've always loved swordsmanship... and I thought, 'this sword and I would get along nicely'. So... I kept it instead of selling it like other loot. And then one day, poof! He...

A soft sigh of relief left Solaria's lips as the woman explained that her metal hands didn't break easily. She glanced to Hawnell, then back at Aroda. It was only natural the other woman would think Solaria was kidding around. Heck, Solaria could still barely believe it herself. So, she decided...

Solaria gave a cheerful grin when the woman agreed to show her the way. She accepted the offer of a handshake merrily, giving a firm grip and shake. Hawnell sighed, reminding Solaria not to be too firm when shaking hands with someone- she wasn't dealing with a sword at the moment, but a living...

Not far away, a greenish-haired elf was walking with a large katana strapped to her side, seemingly talking to the air around her. "So I was thinking, maybe I should get a wooden sword to practice my stance with," she said to seemingly no one in particular. "It'd be better for me if you could...