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[F8 | R5 Appraiser] Honeydew & Hushwind | PK ACCESSIBLE!
Morningstar replied to Morningstar's topic in Merchants and Shops
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| MORNINGSTAR | Lv. 70 >> P. 37, Lv. 33 | Status: [ // ] Notes: // data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAPABAP///wAAACH5BAEKAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw== He arrived at sunrise. His hair was messy, hidden behind his coat hood. He crept in silently, his face solemn. A few others had come before him, but the raid parties were slow to gather. He eyed the participants. None he recognized from his own group. He fiddled with his equipment, contemplating whether he had b
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A surge of power coursed through Morningstar, courtesy of the Jade Hunter's buffing capabilities. He took charge, following Wulfrin's behest and considering the Phoenix's resurrection ability. One far sweep of his sword was enough to bring the mob's health bar to zero, if only for a fraction of a moment. It turned to dust, and the second passed while Ashborn readied itself. Star counted the seconds in between. Suddenly, it erupted into flames, returning to the form of a living, breathing bird. So close, and yet so far. That was the story of Star's life, really. The Phoenix was the sy
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The bat swooped at them, catching nothing but air on the way down. Morningstar stood in Firefly's path, and as their foe tried for another attack, he sliced through its frail body. His guard stayed up; he recalled that the cave housed two bats. His partner had clearly heard Koko, but Star couldn't make out where the girl was. "Which way?" He asked, peering in the dark through a green filter. Allowing her to take the lead, Morningstar kept his eyes on the ceiling. He scanned the area for the next giant bat, but saw nothing but rock. "If you can get to Koko, I'll keep watch," he told Firefl
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| MORNINGSTAR | Lv. 69 >> P. 36, Lv. 33 | Status: [ // ] Notes: // data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAPABAP///wAAACH5BAEKAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAICRAEAOw== Star was familiar with Diwali, although he never celebrated it himself. Needless to say, he found himself fascinated with the reimagination of Ronbaru. All of the lights and colours astounded him—the stalls and pop-up shops did too. Across from Kali, he added his own message to the group chat. MS: th
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Star ripped through the body of a snow soldier, but when it crumpled to the ground, mangled, his attention was elsewhere. Acanthus was surprisingly agile, moving in and stunning a handful of the closest wave. "Yeah, split up. Keep them away from the walls as much as you can. The villagers probably won't be able to help much. We're sort of on our own." He tore left, darting around an impaled villager and crashing into the soldier that dealt the blow. He twirled his blade, slicing through the soldier's forearm and then again across his chest. Another tried creeping up from behind, but the c
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Star smiled. Firefly was a natural. "R-really? Thank you! Thank you so much, you have no idea how grateful I am," Choshi smiled widely. "Your e-efforts won't go to waste, I swear! I'll have something for you when you get back, I-I promise!" "We won't be long. Wait here," Star told her, hoping to bring the scared mother a bit of relief. Then, he glanced at his partner. "Let's go. No time to waste." It was no wonder Koko got lost. The cave was pitch black (countered only by Morningstar's night vision). He had never done the quest without it and held some concern towards Fir
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"I feel like I've seen you before from somewhere..." Star shook his head. He was pretty that besides Willow, nobody in the crowd knew who he was. Even the thought of answering questions was unbearably painful—it was best he didn't give himself away. "I don't think we've met." The group was becoming comically large. He almost felt bad for Zandra; aside from the odd passerby, she had spent the start of the event alone. Almost was the keyword. He would have swapped places in a heartbeat. Finally, a face he recognized. It had been a while—thankfully, he didn't need to try rememberin
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Star sliced high before the giant could retaliate. He didn't try collecting any of its meat. It was too human to be appetizing. He was content with starving for another day if need be. His blade vanished with their foe. "I hate giants. They remind me of Oliver." He peered at the girl. She was not a lost one, nor did she look anything like a darkling. But it didn't make sense. People weren't supposed to run into other people in the maze. Maybe he was lucky. He gave her arm a light poke. "You're real, right? I'm not hallucinating?" Star's eyes narrowed. "I feel like I recognize yo
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[PP-PT-F14] Stakeholder Meeting of the Vampire Hunting Club
Morningstar replied to Morningstar's topic in Intermediate Floors
They were tanky for zombies. Morningstar flourished his blade, decapitating the closest revenant. He leveraged his momentum from the first attack to expedite the second. A barrage of strikes went into another revenant, cutting through its health bar like it was nothing. From the dark came two more. With each red cloak they took down, another joined the fight as a replacement. The wave seemed endlessly repetitive. He darted forth again, bouncing from one enemy to the next, although not with enough force to kill either of the mobs. One more AoE from either of his teammates would finish the -
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Footsteps bounced from wall to wall; Morningstar's sword materialized in his grip. Cautiously, he stood from his knelt position, eyes locked on the corner of the wall. He tried to guess what was coming. It could have been anything, really. The steps were too quiet for a dragon, but they didn't carry the chittering sound of a phase spider. They sounded very... human. He charged a sword art the moment it rounded the corner. A Lost One—about 5'6" and weaponless. She was probably some poor player who had gotten lost in the maze. Sounded familiar. No. Wait. Green cursor. Not only that, bu