Lanna

Stella Sora - Noya - Lanna

Sitting there listening to every word Shiina spoke. It all made perfect sense, it all honestly she never use to be this way. It was when she realized that her parent did care about her or what she did that everything changed. Both of them were lawyers, they were alway on the phone or their computer or gone dealing with other stuff. They were the type of parent that should of not had a child. After Shiina touched her and heard that echoing voice that seemed two toned, she looked over at the paper sitting on the table. When was the last time she had picked up a piece of paper and did actual rese

A surprised expression runs across her face. "Well it's nice to meet you Shiina, I'm Lanna" saying at she sat down with a smile. This person seemed very different from the others. Taking the spoon that Shiina had provided after licking it clean, she has eaten dirt so this didn't seem so bad. "Freya is a friend or at least I thought she was and Eruda hates me. I wasn't very nice to her in high school." Scooping up some of the crazy looking treat and putting it in her mouth. He eyes grow wide "Oh my god this is so good, who the heck made this" she would say with mouth full. The girl noticed what

Everyday was the same for Lanna, she would go to a random floor and trying to help out a tavern or a cooks place. They would sometimes appreciate the help but most times she felt like she was asking the wrong question. They would normally just shoo her away like someone would a fly that was bugging them. Ever since Freya had explained the dead game situation to her and how their friend was actually dead, she had been trying to find where she fit in. Why did Lynn have to go... A little while back she had joined a guild but she was never able to find the location of the building. Today she would

The girl might of had a point. She would feel hands on her shoulders, she knew what this was. Lanna was being rushed. Freya did the same thing last time she saw her. Lanna didn't really say anything after that, she couldn't help who she was. The woman did give a name though, by just happenstance maybe. The moment they arrived at what Kasumi explained as the plaza, the girl had already yeeted the fuck out. Lanna would turn the thank her but she was already gone, she really didn't blame her. She knew what the teleportation pad was, it was house she got to other floors. Stepping onto the pad she

"OH uh okay" Lanna says as the woman offers Lanna the opportunity to walk the female back to the plaza. "Not sure what the plaza is or where it's located but sure I'll come with you. Maybe Freya will be there." They would start walking through the cold muddy lands. This was like an adventure that she never wanted. To be honest she was looking for Freya and a tailor. One or the other had to know about the shop thing right? For some reason the woman was walking behind her, trust issues maybe? That wasn't exactly new for Lanna. Freya had told her several of times that she was a dumb blonde and ri

Since that one adventure with Freya, Lanna and been doing some self containment. People would walk by and try talking to her and realize during the conversation that she wasn't to bright. When the conversation was finish they would walk away and she wouldn't see them again. This environment was nothing like that school setting. She couldn't play the crowd to her advantage and friends seemed completely impossible at this point. It was also the fact that many players had sent her into many situations that had almost ended up with her dead. She really had to stop believing everything that people

The last couple weeks have been exhausting. Who knew that actually working would be so hard. Making designer clothing came natural to her but everything else was super hard to grasp. I took her a almost a week to learn how the proper way to take orders. Even longer to learn how to take money and put it into the system. She needed a break, hands down. Walking around the first any only town that she has been in, the town of beginnings. There were rumors of a giant beach party on floor 24. Asking around she would figure out the directions. Getting a swimsuit out of the little stuff she had,

Sitting at the inn, eating a plate of scrabbled eggs with cheese. Freya hasn't spoke to her in months. The last time they spoke she told her that Lynn was gone. How could she say that her best friend was dead and then just now talk to her again. Did Freya not like her anymore, did she do something wrong. As of right at this moment, she has no friends, no business, no boys hanging around her fawning over her. In a real way she was lonely. She had never felt like this before. She always had anything that she wanted, but now she literally had nothing. She couldn't even figure out where her shop w

Eyes light up in pure excitement, "FREYA," running over and pulling her into a huge bear hug. "I have been looking everywhere for you..." releasing her and grabbing her hands. Listening to Freya as she spoke, "Oh Lanna left the game. She wished me luck and said that I would need it, whatever that meant..." Trying to think of what it could mean but nothing was coming through to her scrambled brain. "It makes no sense, she left but I can't leave, so how did she..." just plain confused now... Freya seemed to have a sad look on her face, why? "Yea I know what I said but my designer shop was gettin

Standing in from of a shop, it had clothing in with the interior. Forehead against the window looking in watching people go in and out of the building like they owned the place. "Excuse me miss," Lanna's face peels off the glass as it was suction cupped there for god know how long, leaving her cheek nice and red. "Yes," a twist of her head in a questioning voice. "You know you can just walk in and look," the girl just looks the man over, gruffy, okay build, apron... Not interested. "Oh, I didn't realize. I was window shopping." That smile just stays on her face as the man shrugs and walks back

Lanna Lexon has walked through life on the easy road. Rich parent came with spoiled intentions, one would say she got anything she wanted because her mother and father felt sorry for her. Lanna is not that smart, this would be clouded with the highest grade point average in her class. By paying her class mates a wealthy sum to keep her facade alive, it would allow her to breeze through high school. It worked all up until a student would approach the principle with this scam that Lanna was doing. Getting expelled for a week, Lanna grew bored and decided that school was a waist of time. Before l