Nari-Lanreth

Nari was content to sit back and watch for the moment, confirming every once in a while that the other two were safe and sound during their conflict. It wasn't the fastest fight, as one should expect when dealing with lower levels, but it was favourably one sided for the players. She gave a small smile to herself, thinking back to when she had first started fighting boars, and how difficult it had been. A small part of her missed those days, where things had been truly challenging and dangerous, but another part knew it was nothing more than a false memory; a desire for what once was. "N

The final raider was dropped as Morningstar gave the raider a kick out of the hole in the floor of the ship, leaving them alone in the exploding ship. Far from quiet, but definitely alone, for the moment. Nari figured that any remaining individuals had already begun to find ways off the dying vessel, a thought that was only cemented as Morningstar yelled something about escape pods. Nodding in response, she moved up beside him, bracing herself as he leapt across a gap in the flash of movement. Leaning slightly forwards, she glanced downwards - seeing the ground passing by far below, she couldn

Everything was a matter of chaos. The ship tilted and shifted with each concussion that seemed to rock it, and as she glanced around she realised that it was very quickly falling apart around them. Even as Morningstar rushed forwards to attack the raider, his own strike going wide and failing to connect, Nari could tell that they were in no place to continue pushing forwards. We need to start thinking about alternatives here...this isn't going to end in our favour unless something miraculous happens. "Things are getting a little...unstable up here, Star! If we're going to do something, no

A singular second was all they were given to enjoy their victory over the blightbound creatures that had swarmed them. A singular second, before the mass of goo began to appear, to rise and swallow everything around it. It moved slowly, and yet somehow seemed to immediately surround and consume whatever was in it's path, as if it's movement, speed and appearance were little more than an illusion. Nari found herself reeling back from it at first, trying to direct her horse away from it, back onto hard land where it couldn't reach them. It was futile, of course. An effort that would accoun

A singular creature remained, one which stood between them and the completion of the quest. Normally, Nari would hold her ground, waiting for another to strike out and take down their final opponent. But something in the crazed haze that had taken over the battlefield changed her, forcing her forwards as she rushed to beat the others in the final strike. Maybe it was the desire to end this, to figure out what was going on with Freyd, or perhaps it simply was the apocolyptic environment itself taking sway over her. "I've got this one!" She called even as she urged the horse beneath her f

The vampiress disappeared in a shatter of shards and sparkles onto the air, leaving NIGHT and Nari to listen to joyous, albeit somewhat creepy voice of the man who had continued to hover at the edges of the conflict. Nari barely listened to him, sighing in relief only as the scythe in her hands had disappeared into shards alongside Lilith. Turning towards NIGHT, she gave a small shake of her head before trying to answer the girl's questions. "Honestly? I barely heard what he said...the man is so grating on the ears. But...yeah, weirdo. Not even a cute discord kitten." She paused for a se

The other two's warning was all she needed to confirm an ever growing concern within herself. She nodded to Morningstar in response to his question, as well as towards Katoka's own commentary. Whatever elation at the ease of the quest that had built within her, had just as quickly dropped away. Something about Freyd's movements screamed of the dangers to be found in wild animals. Dangerous, wild animals. She was glad he was on their side, for the moment, but the concern in Katoka's voice, as well as the very essence that was Freyd in the moment, spoke to greater concerns for her. "For t

Thread Summary Word Count: 6,260 Quest Failed | No Quest Rewards Given Nari-Lanreth 3,943 EXP | [6,260/10x9x0.7] Jevi 1,752 EXP | [6,260/10x4x0.7] 400 col [Thread Progression]

They just kept coming, and as Nari saw another shatter into pieces, being replaced by a duplicate copy of the creature as it stepped out from somewhere that had provided cover for it, she couldn't help but squeal a bit in rage. Striding forwards, she caused her horse to spin slightly on the spot, as if an olden time general turning to call out to their soldiers. The image didn't feel fitting to Nari, somehow, and even as she spoke aloud, she felt silly doing so. "Everyone make sure to stick together! It doesn't matter how many come, so long as we're aligned to face them, they will falter

Two of the pirates simply disappeared beneath Star's blade, reduced to shimmering shards upon the air in an instant as the power of his weapon tore them asunder. She almost laughed as Star's voice mentioned from behind her how nice it was to have an actual tank, rather than an individual who simply danced around the battlefield. She kept her shield raised in front of her as the pirate continued some weird litany of a song or chant, and while it felt like they were trying to summon something, Nari figured they were safe for the moment. "I've fought with Freyd, I kinda know what you mean.

She could hear the sounds of the knights approaching, a soft thumping in the distance that had been growing ever more loudly in the past few seconds. Nari watched, in a mixture of confusion and amusement, as Jevi seemed to scramble about, looking for somewhere to hide herself. She repressed the need to burst out into laughter, walking over to the girl and grabbing her on the shoulders before pushing her towards a divot in roadway that seemed to be well covered in shadows. "As adorable as it is to watch you bluster about...try hiding here. The less you move, the more concealed you're going

She'd stopped at the sudden soft word from NIGHT, coming to an immediate halt in place as she turned to look at the other player. There was no concern regarding her own safety - Lilith paid no heed to her at all, at this point. She was certain the vampiress, if it could've had any sort of thoughts of it's own, considered Nari as little more than an annoying fly buzzing around her head. She watched as NIGHT strode forward, strucking the vampiress with a movement of ease, and then turned on Nari and began directing her into their plan of action. It was simple, really - land a critical stri

"Oh, no, no pressure at all. Also yeah, I'm like, ninety-nine percent sure that it is, in fact, somehow directly related to her death. These vampire stories always have only one way to kill the vampire right? With our luck, it's this freaking...useless...piece of...garbage...scythe!" The weapon slashed out time and time again, attempting to land a strike on the vampire without success - and the frustration in Nari's voice became more apparent with every swing. "Aaaaggghhhh! Stupid. Freaking. Scythe!" She would've thrown the weapon to the side and donned her normal piece, if not for the f

Morningstar reacted immediately, moving past Nari in a display of athleticism and dexterity and engaging the pirates. She eyed the space, realising that there wasn't a ton of room to move in, a point made more clearly when the blonde missed a strike due to a sudden burst of steam, the pipeline giving way as the ship deteriorated more with every passing second. She knew that she wouldn't be able to push up alongside him - it would only hinder both of their abilities to move, and made little sense in the long run of the fight. At the same time, she also knew that she needed to be at the forefro

"I don't know if I'd call this making new pirate friends...or a good thing, actually...in fact, I'm pretty sure-" She stepped back as Morningstar slid past her and finished off the pirate that had been blocking their path, leaving them alone for the moment. "-that I said I wanted nothing more to do with pirates. Are you even listening?" Her voice was filled with exasperation as Morningstar began to move on, pausing only to mention that he had heard something. Nari tilted her head, trying to pinpoint the location it had come from. She wasn't entirely certain, with the general sounds of the