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. Caelia wasn't sure if the point of Kaede's switching around was to taunt her or what. Still balancing on that razor's edge of composed and falling apart, she grit her teeth slightly and tried to reach for more, more, more. She wanted to prove to Kaede she could do this, that she was stronger...

. Caelia wasn't entirely sure if Kaede was being serious or just teasing her. It was hard for her to read people in real life, let alone in a game. A part of her was wary about this sudden attention, but a larger, more desperate part of her craved it. She wanted so badly to be seen, to be...

. The slightly smaller Faerin just sort of stared at Frey for a moment. Her eyes still glistened with unshed tears. After a few awkward seconds of silence, she seemed to snap out of whatever reverie she was in. Caelia wiped at her face with the back of her hand, sniffling quietly to try and...

100 Unaffiliated Red Fever (1) Recovering Caelia was exhausted. A week of work both in and out of the real world was a lot for one person, and she was starting to realize that this game could take a toll on you even when you weren't logged in. Her exhaustion tended to follow her from the time...

. Caelia does tense a little at first as a beast more than half her size approaches to give her a sniff. She certainly knows what a wolf is, and seeing one up close like this is more than a little nerve wracking right away. As Yahxin assures her he's tame, though, she seems to relax just a...

. Caelia started to walk through the streets of Honeyhome with her new acquaintance, occasionally smiling or waving to the Landers that they passed. Kaede's warning about her magic still rang in her ears any time she was near civilization, so when Harveste mentioned practicing sometime, she...

. Caelia took a few deep breaths to recover herself. She felt like her entire body was electrified, buzzing ever so slightly as if she'd had too much to drink. She was surprised that she got a decent hit off on Kaede, to be completely honest. She nodded a bit when Kaede told her what to focus...

. Caelia's eyes were drawn to both the knife and the dark orb as Kaede showed off just a bit of what she could do. It looked so simple when the Elf did it. She still struggled with the basics it felt like, but she was still pretty new at the game. She had a teacher now, too! We can focus on...

. Caelia nodded in agreement with the other Faerin's words about Honeyhome being peaceful. She couldn't exactly relate to the whole "coming back" for R&R, considering she rarely left the area as of yet, but it still made sense. Nice to meet you Harveste! Do you want to walk and talk? It was...

. Caelia was quick to accept the offered hand from Kaede to stand up, getting to her feet with that little bit of assistance. She dumped out what tea she hadn't finished while the other woman was kicking dirt over the fire, handing back the teacup. A little bit of excitement had her heart...

. Was she really that obvious of a tell? Caelia raked a hand back through her hair, careful of the piece she had on the side of her head so she didn't knock it free. She felt some heat rise to her cheeks for sure now; she had to be blushing. Dammit, she'd have to work on that. She glanced over...

. Caelia had wandered today. She tried not to stray far from civilization, but Eastern Brishaal was supposed to be a good place for newbies to learn and grow, right? She made sure to keep track of where she was on the map, eventually coming upon a large river. The waters were crisp and clear...

. Caelia wasn't sure if she was supposed to treat this Faerin like a child or like an equal. She didn't look any older than she was herself, but it was so hard to tell in these games, wasn't it? Probably best to go with "equal" for now, lest she offend the other woman. Again, it's no worries! I...

. Leaving behind the little cafe she'd been sitting at, Caelia followed the crowd of Landers towards the center of town. Unfortunately, it seemed that she'd just missed whatever they were gathering for; by the time she came up the street, the crowd was already dissipating. She still walked...

. Caelia walked into one of the cafes in Honeyhome with a spring in her step. The bell over the door jingled softly, alerting the shop keeper of her entrance. She gave a little wave to the Lander who looked up at her, and they waved back. She breathed deeply the scents of baked goods, looking...

. Unaware of the dark thoughts in Kaede's mind, Caelia was actually growing rather comfortable sitting near this player. It was sad, in a way, that she was stuck in the game, but at the same time Caelia was glad for her experience. Her gaze slid down towards the withering flora around Kaede as...

. Caelia again listened without interruption. She leaned closer to the other woman when Kaede pulled out an image from beneath her shirt, looking curiously at the visage portrayed before leaning back into her comfortable space again. A part of her wanted to ask more about Harmony, about Kaede's...

. Caelia could understand where Kaede was coming from, at least. It would be difficult if you were suddenly locked in a game with no way of contacting your loved ones outside of it. There would be so much left unsaid, so much left undone... She sipped at her tea once it had cooled, not quite...

100 Unaffiliated -25 HP from Combating Logging out only when absolutely necessary, Caelia had been around for much of the journey through Astorea. She just didn’t want to miss any of it for a moment! Hell, if she didn’t have to log out to eat and sleep, she might have just stayed in the whole...

. Caelia listened without interruption. Her expression remained rather concerned for the most part, maybe just a bit disbelieving at times. She took the tea cup when it was offered to her, but did not sip, instead just watching Kaede as she poured her own cup for herself. Her gaze flickered ever...