Vivlia

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After storing a couple of the acorns in her inventory, she let out a relieved sigh and let out a small but bright smile. Well thats one down.. four to go. This is gonna be one heck of a quest.. My luck is so bad. She groaned, rubbing her forehead. The bookworm looked up at the nigh sky, it was almost pitch black but the radiant moon and twinkling array of bright white stars that lit up the night left her bewildered. How come something so beautiful be so fake? She frowned at her random though, What I'd give for to see this in the real world.. pushing up her red pink tinted glasses, she leaned b

"Ack!" her head swung up and down, left and right frantically. Wolves, wolves, why wolves?! Wait.. eheh.. a received sigh escaped her. Wolves can't climb trees, I must be dumb from the panic. Jeez. She smiled to herself and face palmed herself. Peering over the edge of the tree fork, she could see wolves far bigger than they should be, laying their noses onto the ground. Trying to sniff me out huh? She crossed her arms and huffed, "Stupid creatures.. I'm right above their noses," the player muttered, crossing her arms and shaking her head. As if on cue, the wolves snapped their heads up at her

Vivlia sat in wedges in between the fork for quite some time, dozing off for a bit before coming back and remembering where she was. Agh, I could go for a genuine book right now. Harry Potter sounds good right now. She chuckled, wiping her mouth. I’d even go for Shakespeare at this moment, she giggled, nearly falling off the tree. “Ack!” She sweatdropped, rebalancing herself. Eheh.. that.. was close. She sighed, giving out a big yawn, I haven’t found any materials the whole day.. maybe I should just take a nap and doze my unluckiness away, she gave a faint smile before drifting off. Vivli

The rose tinted player groaned once more. Aghhhh, I can’t.. do this! She gave a loud and heavy sigh as she stubbornly kicked some rocks around. Crossing her hands, she gave a loud huff and leaned on the tree, Tree climbing.. she thought immediately, turning her gaze to the high trees. Will there be materials there? Maybe, maybe not? With my luck I have nothing to lose. She shook her head, I can’t beleive this is my last resort, can’t hurt though. Quickly taking hold of a few sturdy low branches, she quickly made her up on the tree. Oh geez, I haven’t been on a tree in a while, I used to

She almost forgot what it felt like to read a real book. Game manuals are the things I’ve actually read here, not surprising though. It would be a waste of time to create a large amount of books about nothing. She sighed, running a hand through her peach looks. This is.. bad. I’m not going to be able to contribute to Aincrad’s society, I’m weak. She stare meekly at the ground. I’m not those high leveled players on the front lines, I can’t even find some stupid materials, her hand trailed down to her rapier, I’m one of the most useless people here.. everyone has a place in aincrad but me.

Was I one of those players? Angry, sad, abound ones? She heaved a heavy sigh, I don’t even remember, it’s been two years. I wonder how long my hair is now. She picked up a strand of loose peach hair. Average hair growth is half an inch per month. Aye, that’s a lot of hair.. she sighed, how am I going to cut it all when I get out? She huffed, crossing her arms. Should I keep it long? I haven’t had long hair in a while. Will I even play with he NerveGear again? Not likely, the company will most likely be shut down after we get out. For future VRMMO games I suppose. She sighed and trudged o

Pulling out her rapier from her inventory, she quickly examined it. It’s shabby, but I don’t expect much when I have this much Col. She took a breathless sigh and sheathed the pointy weapon. I would never dream of holding a sword in my hand, it’s weird.. her gaze quickly glanced at the white sheath. What can I really do with this? She frowned, I’ll probabably have to do a quest or open a shop to buy weapons. I have intentions of opening any kind of shop though. She groaned, letting out an aggravating sigh. She looked above her, there was a faint light shining through the thick green leave

Vivlia gave a depressed sigh as she had yet found anything close it a material. Gosh darn it. This is frekin unbelievably stupid! She let out a small sigh. “Ughhh,” she groaned, pulling her face down. Stupid system! I can’t find anything! She blinked tiredly, this is so dumb, I can’t get anywhere like this! I won’t ever level up, she snorted stubbornly and puffed. Why cant this game make any sense?! She grabbed a fistful of her peach hair and gripped it tight. “Ughh!” She yelled furiously at nothing. Kicking a few pieces of dirt and rocks away, she felt her heartbeat quicken. ”Stupid gam

After a few more minutes of constant sobbing, she finally stopped, although hiccuping every few seconds. Why, why, why? She held an emotional stare with the ground. Out of so many people, why me? Another few seconds later, another stack of hiccups hit her. It was then it hit her that she had been wasting precious time. I better go.. she sniffed, get some materials before it gets dark.. she wiped away her watery eyes. “Stupid emotions,” she hissed under her breath and stood up quickly. They’re unpredictable, she bought bitterly, making her way deeper into the forest. Stupid game, stupid Ka

My body in real life won’t be able to keep up like this, I’ll be dead by next year if I don’t get out of here, she felt her eyes sting. Mum and Pa spoiled me, but hey we’re kind people, why did this happen? She sniffed, taking off her glasses and rubbing her red eyes. I won’t be successful, once I’m out of here. I’ll probabaly have PTSD, and even if I didn’t, I won’t be able to live with myself after being in here. She broke into hysterical sobs and she face planted herself into her arms. Why did I ever want this? This was too fishy to begin with! Another heartbreaking sob wracked through

Vivlia sighed as had found nothing. Again, this would be much easier if it was real life, I can’t even break a darn stick of a three. She huffed, crossing her arms disapprovingly. “This is stupid,” she muttered to herself, looking around some more. What can I even find around here? It’s just five though. Can’t be that hard. And with that, she went back to searching. Only for a few minutes later, she slumped down on a nearby tree. Agh, I can’t find anything! Is gathering really this hard? I can’t get anywhere in SAO like this! She puffed depressingly. Why cant I do this right? Why cant it

She rubbed her red eyes and sniffed, how did I get in this mess? I was going to be a successful doctor.. she whimpered, what happens if I get out of here? Will I even be able to go to college? It’s been two years, I’m 17 now.. if I don’t get out of here soon I won’t be able to make it to college. Her eyes were brimming with tears. But that’s why I have to work hard right? To be able to get out of here? I guess.. she stood up, rubbing her face of tears. “Be strong,” She whispered, “You can’t back down now.” She wondered the forest, every noise making her jump back. “Eheh.. there has to be

After a few minutes of weaving through crowds of people, she finally made her way out of the town. “I haven’t been this far out before..” she gulped, looking from left to right for any sign of danger. I guess it’s safe.. for now.. she sighed, walking towards a leafy green forest. I bet there’ll be materials there, it’s a forest! She smiled happily and skipped excitedly to the trees. At the entrance, she slowly let fear engulf her. “It’s d-dark in there,” she whispered to herself, what if something jumps out and attacks me? What if my HP drops to zero? I’ll die right? That’s what Kayaba s

The player gave a sigh of relief, “Thank god,” She whispered and rubbed her neck. “Uhm.. what exactly does this quest want me to do? He didn’t give me any specifics..” she spoke in a lightly mutter. That is why you should not trust peo- NPCs. “Ah, yes. I just need you to get five materials for me,” he chuckled, holding up five fingers. “That seem easy enough?” He asked, raising a thick brow. She nodded slowly, “Y-yes, I think that should be easy enough for me,” she whispered, hugging herself. “I’ll get to it then, see you later..” she gave a small wave and left the shop. Oh lord, I