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"If they made death real- though I'm still not sure how they did that- then... It's all the more possible. I mean, you basically get stuck in the game like one of those anime, right? So..." Solaria began to ponder. What happened once your data self, the self that was in the game and UI locked...

"I suppose that's a good point," Solaria chimed, eating happily as she mulled it over. "But with how realistic this game is, it wouldn't surprise me if our health had to do with similar factors as reality, you know?" When she heard the news, Solaria's jaw dropped slightly. "So, this game is...

"Part of me wants to travel around trying different foods now," Solaria mused with a soft laugh. "But I should probably avoid having too many pastries. Sweets are okay in small amounts, but I try not to eat too many, even in games like this. It'd be bad if the habit leaked into the real world."...

"You seem impressed. Divine magic is interesting, because it can be used both offensively and supportively. I think there are other magics that can be used this way, though... I just like light magic the most." With a big grin, she watched his wound heal with her magic, and couldn't have been...

"Absolutely! I'd love to taste it!" Solaria pushed her plate into the center of the table as well, before getting herself a bite of the blackberry almond tart her friend had ordered. "It's so tasty! You can tell how fresh the ingredients must be!" She grinned, taking a sip of her tea. As she...

Upon the mention of an encore of their stomachs growling, Solaria giggled a bit more than before. It just sounded so cute! Getting herself an interesting sounding blueberry ganache tart, Solaria followed Toko to take a seat in the back corner of the store. Taking her first bite, she grinned...

"I'm not being too kind, not at all. I'm just stating facts." She put her hands on her hips, still grinning. After she heard Toko's tummy rumbling as much as hers, she giggled a bit. Then the beastfolk made a recommendation for their hungry bellies. "Fresh tarts and tea sounds good to me!"...

Dealing with the dead bandits wasn't as easy on her as she made it look. Every so often, she'd steal a glance at them, at the pool of blood... She wanted to help people, but in this world, that sometimes meant killing and harming others. It was a rule she'd learned early in the game... But it...

She got a response fairly quickly in her opinion- a familiar sound of mixed languages making her giggle ever so softly. When she heard Toko's voice in person, however, she ran towards it with vigor and a smile. "Tokoooo!" Normally, Solaria wasn't a fan of formalities- but she could handle being...

Kelly was a busy girl that day. She had to commute to Boston from Concord to attend a few classes, returned to Concord to pick up her brother from kindergarten, then returned home to make him some food and play with him for a while. When early evening sank in, though, she wasn't Kelly much...

100 She was happy he seemed to understand her words as she explained the world to him as she knew it. His chipper attitude certainly made her more at ease as he seemed to genuinely enjoy chatting with her. It made her day to meet someone so nice, so interesting. Sure, Solaria thought a lot of...

She simply smiled as he tried out and got used to the palm menu. "It's weirdly useful, but weirdly hard to understand at first. I should've looked into the instructions, but my friend that sent me the game couldn't be bothered to send the instruction manual." She laughed a bit, putting her hands...

Solaria hadn't quite noticed the massive size of the human player until now. She took a moment to stare blankly- she thought she was a decent size for a woman, but she'd never seen a man this tall before in reality- so, to her, it was a bit of a curiosity. Realizing she was staring, she shifted...

Her long ears twitched slightly as she heard a small thud not too far away. She'd been hidden behind some trees just in earshot of the man who fell to his knees, where she'd been trying to find some herbs and plants used in her potions. She'd heard rumors of a rare flower that grew in East...

"Are you sure? You just looked to be in pain, so..." Solaria trailed off, shaking her head and smiling. "Sorry, I don't mean to nag. I'm just a bit of a health nut." Okay, maybe that was putting it mildly. Kelly took health so seriously she even worried about nutrition in the game. Sure, she ate...

Solaria was surprised when she heard a familiar voice. It was her first friend, Toko! "Toko! Take a look- Miss Sumire is selling all sorts of charms and fortunes!" She grinned merrily, still holding the good luck charms she received. She put them in her inventory, before asking her friend, "Do...

"Thank you, Toko." Solaria said, smiling gently to her friend. She was glad someone saw good in her- she was always glad when someone saw good in her, rather. Being told her brother would be alright was also relieving, though. "I'll do my best as long as he'll let me be there! And maybe even...

Giggling, Solaria answered her friend's question. "He's five, but he's a clever kid... and he worries a lot. That's why I worry about him so much." Despite being only a five-year-old, Solaria had seen her brother weep at night wishing for their mother to appear. She wouldn't mention how often...

"I don't know where it's from, actually," Solaria confessed. "I heard about it from my mom, who had friends from lots of places. Apparently, if you see a blue bird flying in the sky, you're bound for happiness." She laughed a bit, adding, "But to be honest, I never believed those stories. I...

Solaria was far from a person who knew about animals. She'd studied a bit about their health in books, but seeing them in reality had never excited her as much as this. The robins that housed themselves at her home were one thing, as was her best friend's dog... But most of the time, animals...