Kiluia Seiko

The house was filled with the aroma of cooking as Kil was making breakfast, lunch, and dinner to prepare ahead of time. It was the busy season where he would hold himself up in his bakery to create more lavish dishes that only he could make here. He had been making provisions for himself and the penguin for a while now but today was just a day he wanted to be slightly lazy. It wasn’t like he had anything to do other than laze around the bed or clean when he needed to. Nor did it seem like his place seemed to be dirty either. It was more like out of habit that he was doing this dull routine. “B

The worn path started to open up for the group as the top was well within sight now. The memories of escorting various people prior to this one had come across his mind causing a faint smile to slip across his face. Hearing the words of both Reese and Siren, he couldn't help but wonder if his life could have been slightly like theirs if only... He looked at Pingu snacking away staring at her beloved snack. The gluttonous familiar was always devouring something. He could never guess how that creature could not be full. He shook his head slightly pressing on with the pack. "Me? I've been do

Being rich had really nothing to do with it. Even when he was at home, he was left alone except for dinner with his mother. His face softened at the thought of his mother and for a moment he felt like he was a kid again. It was a few thoughts of his mother that kept him going and not going insane within this world. There was a reason why he was still alive. He wondered what was going on in the real world and how everything was. Was his father taking care of his mother? Perhaps they left him in a hospital so they could continue their lifestyle. Or were they at his bedside...? His thoughts

He paused along the way to hear about her comparison to Europe and Asian about the cats. Eyes filtered the area for anything that may glitter as a material but alas, it was not meant to be. He returned back to the woman and placed a hand on his hip while thinking about how cultured she seemed. "I think the cat cafes in Japan are interesting. I've been to one and it was rather a fun time. Though, the maid outfit themed with cat ears were a bit extreme in my opinion." Kil did not seem interested in that type of thing or hung out around those places. Not that he had the chance, mind you. He had b

Not exactly the type to leave a board message hanging, he would simply click down upon the message and accept the terms and conditions. Lithe body stretched and composed himself to vacate the first floor and arrive to where he needed to be. Red eyes coasted among the civilian players that integrated with the NPC world before heading to the crystal. He reached his hand out and selected the spot where he would go. It had been a long while since he had been to the third floor. Despite it being a lower floor, the beautiful pixels still formed the gorgeous fantasy canopy when he emerged from the li

The warmth of the sand kept him toasty as he allowed himself to sink into as Adelyte came to converse. The words were like a string of sentences that seemed to come out and rush at him but just only his imagination running a bit wild. It'd been years since the man had come out to such events to attend to and it was practically like his old days visiting a variety of players ranging from people who still were here today to those who were not. To answer her first question, "We met at a church helping kids. The ones who got the game and became trapped. They lost motivation so I've been vis

Click Clack. Footsteps would be heard moving from the distant rolling hills of the first floor toward the main town. Children frolicked and played around him as he wisped one of the kids up onto his shoulders and walked the rest of the children toward the church. He had business there today. He was a tad bit lonely these days with or without people. He figured it was a purpose. Memories of Asmura running around him when she was there like the child, she was bubbled away like smoke being replaced by these other children. He had met many people lately but for some reason the sense of urgency van

His face was lost in thought as they continued to traverse the strange terrain once more. It was an interesting thing when she said Japan and he would look over at her. "When we get out of here, I can show you around." He would be all too happy inside if they actually met in real life. He hadn't had a normal friend in quite a while. Not since she left him. Red hues kept going to searching the grid of the landscape in hopes of looking for something. He figured he would also try to locate some items. He sifted through some brush, but nothing came to fruition for him as the hunt continued f

Whatever had been there, had vanished off of their radar. It was fine. He knew the mechanics of the quest; it would get easier with time spent on it but also relied on luck. He wished he had given her some of his dessert to increase her stat blocks. He sighed softly admitting it. "I forgot to give you some desserts at my shop. They would have at least given you an increase on this part." Unlucky. He pressed his fingers against his nose and pinched the bridge. He took a deep breath and looked at the better side. "At least, we can get to know each other more, Tara." The roots became larger

The deeper they went; the more light became absorbed by the canopy. It wasn't unusual but still it was enough for them to continue progress with the vision. The obscurity of it all was not impeded by their vision yet. It would only start to go down if they stayed out a later time than imposed. He wouldn't allow them to get too lost since he had already explored most of the terrain anyway. Red hues would lock onto her as he heard her actual name. "Tara..." With his accent in tow, it sounded very stiff as he spoke it aloud. He would have to practice this. He would offer her a smile and gaze upon

The seabreeze and the salt that rose amongst the wind and blew across the open beach. The scenery, albeit fake, was simply too amazing to ignore. The seagulls, the npc’s enjoying the beach, the players who seemed to be bustling around, and the serenity that surrounded it all made the day less threatening than most days. While he placed his shirt into his inventory and placed black spandex on his legs, he felt eyes prying upon him and turned immediately to see who had been gazing upon him. He had been trying to spot people who he knew previously while doing a quick landscape check, but he

His wispy white hair blew slightly from the soft wind that winded through the jungle forest. With their departure, they left the woman behind who had wished them luck. She would have to be there in case they needed to return any extra bait or anything else. Eyes of red washed upon the area as they duo stepped in deeper into the darkened way. The canopy swallowed the light and caused a strange temperature drop, but not enough to drop the humidity. Cooler but still damp. "I'm not sure how far we have to travel but it wouldn't be this close to the entrance. At least I don't think..." He thou

People from all sorts of the way came to. Some from the front lines and some new faces that he hadn’t recognized before. He knew of Zandra from the frontlines or in passing. Others he knew from quests like Wulfrin. Many others were just simply newer people he hadn’t crossed paths yet. It was a nice occasion to do so. He looked over at Bliss who took the champagne from him since it was just the first thing he had grabbed. Her nervous behavior could be seen like a shaking leaf. Hand rested upon the slender shoulder of the woman. He wanted to calm her soul down so she just needed to take a b

The traveling gypsy stared at her quietly for a moment with a butterfly in hand. With the approaching girl, she held the butterfly outward and let it fly off to the jungle behind her. A smile washed upon her face upon the new traveling person and looked at her companion. She knew of him remembering of his initial quest. My how he had grown, she thought to herself. With the fleeting memory leaving, she listened contently over to the new player and reached into her bag. "Treat them with respect and they'll do the same. Each has their own personality and own way of relaying their love for their m

He laughed a bit before closing up the entrance and letting them feel the sunlight. Pingu tried but failed trying to slip out. She wasn't able to open these doors with her fins and sunk to the ground with large tears filling her eyes. She knew she was a hassle, but she wanted to be included. He looked at Ty and spoke to her. "It's more like special bait? We just need to lure them out, but it is what it is." He shrugged before walking down the steps and hoping down to the ground. He looked up at her from the bottom. He offered her a smile and made a movement with his head. The two would ta