NIGHT

r10 artisan | x14 daily crafting attempts | cd tool gold coins. | TIER 4 TRINKET | PROSP III | x48 [desc.]: a set of gold coins, with holes in the center, bundled on a string. [day1] | +12 [day2] | +12 [day3] | +12 [day4] | +12

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night watched koga pick up the sword. and it was shiny, and burning, and 'cool'. but the first thing night was curious in was-- "well? is it cursed?" that aside, they did have things they needed to kill. night then thought twice about their presence in the keep. it didn't seem as though there were any signs of vampires nearby – but her quest log did update to direct them elsewhere. night shrugged as she waved to koga. "think we should check a window." so they swept the keep grounds for one. (yeah. they did pass by the sword in the stone from earlier. but it lost its l

there was a lot to consider with a weapon balanced for its accuracy. night considered this, as she blazed through door after door. her investigation was careless, untactful – if she didn't catch a glimpse of light once the room's entry was open, she'd leave immediately. between the echoes of the hall, and the noise they were making, it was a wonder there weren't any sleeping corpses to be roused about – or that night could even hear nari above the chaos. but night took her shot in the dark to know better. "a slot of holy, probably," she guessed, and then placed her faith in false hop

chekov's gun, one after another. night was failing to keep track of each of them, usually save the last – but that wasn't often tantamount to the story she was being told, she realized. so she set aside her inability to recall, riding through the story beats that hirru was narrating instead. a fragmented collective of players – on purpose, but what was it? and a run in with an orange player, though that didn't seem to phase her much. it occurred to night, however, that she could only count the number of such individuals she'd encountered on one hand; mari being the most prominent, bu

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"north until you see the bee hive." "bee hive?" "then, turn right and walk straight for a while." "okay..." "there's a cave—" "cave??" "—don't go inside. bear lives there." "what kind?" "go left. you'll find ellesmera." and night hadn't taken the instructions down as notes, so she simply nodded, trying to rehearse star's speech in the back of her mind. "right. got it. ... thanks." the realization that she'd said something a little strange struck her quick. why did she ask that? night waved it away. "err— you know what? don't even answer that

"a regular?" night knew she wasn't going to bump into other customers except through sheer accident – that happened only once in a while. rather, the tale behind it was difficult to behold. issuing identifications on the daily? either he had a lot of money, or a lot of items. both set night's position in the economy into perspective. she may be strong, but at the moment, she was practically living from identification to identification (according to bistro, at least). so she sat on that feeling for a little as she listened. "that... makes sense," was all she could produce, s

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look. bistro wasn't going to know. iris wasn't going to tell. and if she was, night had just stumbled upon a little secret she wasn't exactly sure was exactly good blackmail material. iris was passed out on the couch, and so was jean. the thing was: jean had her head on iris' lap. night initially hadn't wanted to intrude on their peace and quiet, but she was caught by the woman in blue by the counter, where iris usually was, who beckoned her to come in. it wasn't good blackmail material... on the basis she got caught. but between the look of uneasiness from night and indiff

pandora's wares were open again. and if night sought to go back, it was partially out of nostalgia; the other half of her queried the wellbeing of its shopkeeper, as she pushed open the door. part of her expected the store to be abandoned, to be greeted by a ghost or other at best. but the interior appeared to be as it always was – messy, unkempt, full of random crates stacked high and makeshift furniture that she wondered was even used half the time. rundown, dilapidated, unassuming. and there behind the counter was the merchant, now appraiser, and now night could

lost? she most certainly felt as though she was. wasn't exactly too sure what she was looking for on the eighth, other than to investigate a rumor about oberon – which she most certainly failed to associate meaning to it. night decided she would put it on the back burner for the day, and then promptly stumbled into honeydew & hushwind. she'd expected fae, and what she found instead was star, relaxing in the comfort of a great comfy home. she eyed the place, mouth agape. "you live here? or do you just work here?" the store was grand – and night was envious, but of the building and much

r10 artisan | x14 daily crafting attempts | cd tool marbles. | TIER 4 TRINKET | PROSP III | x19 [desc.]: clear glass marbles of a variety of colours. [ids.]: [day1]: 12 216288-1 | 216288-2 | 216288-3 | 216288-4 | 216263 216264 | 216272 | 216274 | 216275 | 216280 | 216282 | 216285 [day2]: 7 216405-1 | 216405-2 | 216405-3 | 216405-4 | 216405-5 216383 | 216404

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eep eep undo. Morningstar's current Paragon Rewards Unlock Progress is as such: Paragon Level 5 - Laurel Wreath (Earn Col equivalent to 15% of player’s EXP earned in thread) Paragon Level 10 - (1) Gleaming Scale, (1) Demonic Shard, +1 LD to Looting* Paragon Level 25 - (1) Gleaming Scale, (1) Demonic Shard, Free Skill Respec Paragon Level 50 - (1) Gleaming Scale, (1) Demonic Shard, x3 Paragon Tier Up Tickets, Custom Skill** Paragon Level 75 - (1) Gleaming Scale, (1) Demonic Shard, Custom SA Paragon Level 100 - (2) Gleaming Scales, (2) Demonic Shards, Access to ‘Champion’s Hall’*

was wushen really all-seeing? night had wondered. and in the moment that gears shifted, night felt the atmospheric pressure rise – gradually, then all at once. it happened so quick, almost in a blink, but the coils of wushen were certainly moving, shifting, maw open as it tore into player after player. night wasn't spared from its cuts, the teeth and bite; if not directly, then it happened as the room rumbled and put her into position of direct fire with electricity. suddenly, the world was stilted, disjointed – but not for her. whatever wushen did ate at her antidote like sn

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"surely not," night returned, tilting her head slightly about the note of betrayal. she righted it once she realized what he was talking about. "otherwise, i'd be surprised if we hadn't met each other yet by now." then she let him continue, resting close once again to her knees. her initial hunch was that he got involved, though she hadn't heard of the guild before – night was surprised to know he hadn't. why not? if they were close friends, surely it made sense to make sure they stayed safe. but to be fair, she wasn't exactly interested in the idea of factions or guilds ei

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In all fairness, NIGHT hadn't exactly been to the fifteenth, either. It had been on her list of 'must-visit places!' but she simply hadn't had the time. Part of her was also saving the visit to the destination for a better opportunity – surely, there had to be a rumor from Bistro that would send her towards Lhasri by now, right? – but on a friend's invitation, she could set all of that aside. After all, there would be good food involved, and sights to see. She hadn't anticipated the average, 'how's it going?' kind of question from Koga. Well, perhaps it should've been expec