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120 -25 HP from Urukhan's Scorn +25 to roll from Urukhan's Scorn +5 to roll from Coordinate "Oh, hell no." Vashti lifted her hand and jerked it downward in a vigorous motion as a lone Magia managed to slip through the cracks. She'd taken up a position along the ruined ramparts, where she could...

"Boyfriend?" She repeated the word in obvious disbelief. She knew Luthien to be a woman of excellent taste, but this? ...a momentary lapse in judgment, perhaps? Or maybe he was very good at hiding his bad qualities when he was presenting to a potential conquest? The keen-eyed Foxwoman turned...

Let's see… the milk jugs are all over there and the sugar sacks are over here… the coconuts are here and—oh, wow, the League sure sterilized a looot of bottles for today. She knew nothing about traditional holiday drinks from other cultures, but when Luthien invited her to a get together, Vash...

"Do I!" she exclaimed, knitting her fingers and pressing her palms together while tilting her head to one side. "That's the best idea anyone has offered since I logged in." The reality was that the number of people she met had been limited, and some of them irritated her or came off as...

Well, however it happened, they seemed to have averted a crisis. Vash still wasn't quite sure what was going on, but when the Knight dropped the conversation like a hot potato and scurried off she was more than thankful for it. "Well, that was colorful," she murmured, just quietly enough that...

"No, I only just got here!" she told the other woman with a bright smile on her face. "It's certainly an experience. I expected something medieval but this is more than that- its like a synthesis of renaissance and enlightenment stuff with some steampunk flavoring." Generally, Vash wasn't the...

She snapped her fingers and pointed to the other woman. "That's it, those are exactly the words I was looking for." Real was the precise adjective she intended, but breathtaking came in a very close second. She had no idea what to expect when she heard about the virtual world, but this went...

Oh, yeah. That's not good. When she heard the other girl mention something about the nature of honor, she winced. While she tended to agree that it was an old fashioned concept and didn't necessarily have a place in most logical decision making processes, there were people who acted entirely on...

The journey from Falderen was one of the more eventful experiences Vash had experienced so far. The large number of Travelers along the forest road through Western Brisshal made the threat of danger much less intense than it could have been, but the sheer number of interactions between those...

She was at a loss. There was so little context for her to go from, it felt awful to pick a side. When it was pointed out that there was a severe lack of knowledge about the region, it was hard to place fault with people who had to take risks in order to secure a response to the danger. At the...

Word had it that there had been a terrifying event in the region some days before. Vash had made her way to Isulus based on whispers that there had been death and destruction. She wasn't sure what that implied in this world, but based on her small number of interactions with the Landers, she...

It never occurred to her that the woman might not have been able to speak, so easily as their conversations seemed to come. In fact, Vash was more than a little surprised by the revelation, but not so much so that she could not mask it behind a tender smile. There was no reason to bring...

Her eyes twitched several times as Katelyn spoke. The reflex was a new sensation and though she was unused to it, she also did not "feel" it in the proper sense. Instead, the words processed quickly, bringing a concerned expression to her face. Had she said too much, too freely? The girl...

"Omigosh, you're an artist??" Vash was suddenly excited when the girl mentioned that fact. "That's so cool, girl! You absolutely will be amazing, I'm sure of it!" Positivity was everything. You think positive thoughts, you exude positive energy, and you manifest positive results. Vashti knew...

Res nullius Ugh. The worst things in the world, after a broken nail, a cheating boyfriend, and insufferable "alpha males" who thought she owed them the time of day were ungrateful people and assholes, and this guy was managing to be both. He started to get on her case about her inexperience...

Res nullius Her target was dead before it hit the ground. Certainly, it was a weaker enemy because she still had precious little in the way of training. She was less preoccupied with that detail and more with the man, who she observed moments before in a struggle, and by the words he was...

Admittedly, some of these words didn't make sense to Vashti. "Summoning circles" seemed pretty straightforward considering what she had read about her own magic, but what came from those circles probably differed from one person to the next. It was when she said "cthulu" that the Vulpine woman...

"Oh wowwwww," she spoke the words emphatically, letting syllables drag on a moment. Perfectly timed, such that it would be impossible to mistake it for falsified interest. Any longer and it might seem like she was trying to run the other woman over with sentiment and drown her out of the...

It was interesting to see how someone else used their abilities, and Katelyn was not one to disappoint. What little Vashti knew of her helped her to recognize this as some manner of illusion, or a summoned creature. It was a pretty one, whichever it was. Her eyes moved from the fleeting strands...

Res nullius The people she met in this world were, at least so far, easy to talk to. It was the quests that made her life a living hell. In the real world, things like work were transactional. You followed directions, sure, but there was rarely ever an inherent danger. And in her own case, the...