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"Right, the...not-NPCs. So Landers from Terrasphere, and...Starcalled from the Starcalled Realm? ...I would say I can't imagine how a computer can get upset about things like that...but today I learned dead peoples' minds can get trapped in a video game. Who knows what's going on with these...

"Eh...you mean in real life? True, but there you still don't want a 13 year old slamming drinks. This is a game though, so it's totally fine, right?" The Aroda says, with total flippancy. She wasn't exactly a big drinker, considering she'd not done it super often - being, herself, below the...

"Well...man, that's kinda heavy. Sorry to hear about that. But that's still...not exactly a healthy way for your dad to be acting. ...I'd say you should try and move out, but I guess it's hard to tell 'em no after you've spent so long being taken care of by 'em, huh?" Aroda manages to tiptoe...

"Tw-what? So you are older than me?" She says, her surprise clearly audible in her voice. It was one thing to learn a faceless entity online was older than you, or even someone playing their character in a game...but in this strange, fake reality, it just felt so much stranger to have a small...

In another case of 'if only Azykia could see the look Aroda was giving her right now', Aroda seems pretty confounded by Azykia's response to that. "Hey, I didn't say I wanna know everything about you, I'm not that nosy. Just wondered how old you were, because you said you looked younger than...

Aroda lets out a more pensive hum, in response. What a story. In fact it almost sounded like something right out of a TV show, or something like that. It'd make sense how she wanted to spend her time in a game like this instead but...it was still pretty grim to think about the implications of...

Aroda readily takes the child girl blind child blind girl's hand, and begins the lead back to the good ol' town of Honeyhome. At Azykia's new little stuttery outburst of nervousness and saying ominous and/or vague things, she gives her an inquisitive, and yet still unseen, look. Man if only...

Aroda's head tilts further as Azykia starts giving out vibes of needing a hug, or a headpat. Unfortunately, Aroda's not gonna try and do that with her metal hands, since she's not sure that would exactly feel very pleasant. Plus she's got this gun in her hands and everything, it'd just be a...

To add another gesture to the list of things Aroda does that Azykia can't notice, she crosses her arms and cocks her head a bit as the child goes on about the risks of the game. It was somewhat endearing that she was so concerned about it, but... "Well...I figured. Isn't dying in the game and...

Aroda is visibly disappointed that it doesn't seem there's much to be gained from bear slaying, but as per usual, not like Azykia can tell anyways, so all she'll get to experience is the disappointed words that follow. "Ah...so there's pretty much no point in just, going out and killing a bear...

"Ah, right, well it did- woah!" Aroda's answer to the small, little blind child, is cut off as she firehoses a bunch of magic everywhere. Once it's done, she checks herself and then the Azykia, and also the bear to make sure, before continuing. "...Yeah...it did bite me. But that's fixed it...

120 -10 from Retal? Their walk through the woods interrupted by the menacing waddle of a large bear approaching at absolutely rapid speeds, Aroda remains mostly calm, but even with this being a video game, and the assurance that this bear was essentially a non-threat, it was hard to be...

She gives the not seeing looking girl a curious look, wondering if it was a normal thing to ask in here - and also wondering if everyone here had a crazy story for how they got into the game. "Well...for me personally, I guess there's not any...big, special reason." Aroda answers as such...

Aroda raises a brow, but does accept the safe and properly protected handholding. Who knows what sort of things could happen from unprotected handholding - one shudders to even imagine what terrors and unholy things could come to pass. Also, the cloth, and the reference to sticky hands, does...

"Maybe there is. Or maybe there's some way you can at least see well enough to go exploring. Even if you don't end up able to take in any landscapes, surely there's more interesting magic to see out there than...well, here." Aroda finishes off the absolutely flavorless cinnamon bun, man who...

"A...bear? Well...if that's a typical starter enemy, or whatever, then...sure? I'll have to get used to it eventually." Aroda responds with a shrug, Azykia possibly able to actually notice it this time through the motion of her arms when shruggin'. As they finally approach the stand, and she...

"Ah, didn't mean to surprise you. Just trying out this 'aeromancy'." She says quickly as she accidentally spooks the girl with her display of zapps, dismissing the sparkiness with a quick wave of her hands. As they continue on the prowl for food stuff, and Azykia starts going on about cinnamon...

Aroda gives a light 'ooh' at the appearance of some glowy magic stick. This magic stuff was sure to be pretty neat, she thought. "So you can make any old objects, huh? That's pretty neat. I'm not sure I've got too many practical uses for the magic I picked..." The magia opens her menu up once...

Aroda regards Azykia thoughtfully, marveling that the game can not only render you blind in character creation, but also that the blindness extends to the game's own UI and menus. How is one expected to get anything done, like that? It sounded as though this would prevent her from...

At the beginning of the search for a clothes, Aroda looks to Azykia, following her curious offer. She briefly looks between Taylor and Azykia before answering, "I'm not really looking for anything that impressive or, complicated, so no worries there." With that taken care of, Aroda will...