Scarlet Firefly

The two would make their way through Urbus without much guff thanks to Star’s wonderful navigation. He would offer her some notable landmarks that she would put into her notebook with a small note to each one explaining what they could be used for. It was about then that she’d noticed that her first notebook was beginning to fill up so much that it was soon time to get a new one. “Looks like Firefly’s Adventures is going to need a volume two soon.” She would jest. Once she’d made her notes, the book would disappear back into her inventory. Prefect timing as they would soon be approaching

Firefly was certainly out of her element here. She didn’t really have much context for gaming and what is meant for guild members to accomplish. Though when she had realized who was coming into the meeting she would relax, letting out a quiet sigh of relief. Everyone here seemed nice, but seeing Wulfrin and Bistro actually set her anxiety down. “I also have a forge on Floor 22 and will hopefully be setting up a smaller operation here for guild mates to stop by and get gear made at no cost." Firefly would perk up and remove the massive sword from her back, still in its scabbard of cou

Clearly her words resonated with Morningstar. Words were a majority of her life so seeing people understand them meant a lot to her. People never had to be interested in her mundane desire to simply see the world but he truly seemed to care when she spoke about it. She would nod in approval to his comment and follow him up to the teleportation terminal. Urbus was their next location, another location she hasn’t been to yet. Her excitement was reaching maximum level. Morningstar would go first making sure that she knew where they would be heading before he was whisked away. Firefly would o

Firefly would inspect the journal being incapable of knowing what the symbolism could mean. If there was one way to get her interested in something it was to show her a thing she’s never seen before, not a hard thing to accomplish. “I look forward to hearing about your stories then, when the time presents itself. You seem like a person who has experienced and seen many things that others haven’t. I… envy that.” Firefly will admit. “I want to see the beauties and glooms of what this world has to offer. Misty mountain tops; abundant, verdant groves; damp, dark caves; blizzard-bound frozen lakes.

A sigh of relief escapes the young girl. Knowing that someone would be watching over and guiding her through her first combat experience was a huge weight off her shoulders. Reading books about swordplay and fighting styles once before she’d even entered Sword Art Online would not be enough to prepare her. “I put you in my care then. I’ll do my best not to worry you.” She says with a warm smile. Morningstar would explain his small hobby of writing at her question. Only doing it to document his thoughts. It was an interesting thought considering she did practically the same thing but perha

Firefly would arrive at the guild hall five minutes early to the agreed meeting time Morningstar had given her. It wasn’t apparent but she could tell that he was a much more experienced and high level player than her. The first clue being his gear, very obvious. The second regarded running a guild, she imagined that even if he wasn’t experienced by the game’s technicality of levels, he definitely had good experience with people and communication. As she approached, her footsteps not really making her the stealthiest of the guild members, she noticed him scribbling away in a notebook. He w

Once Hua had a proper look at her cute little trinket, Firefly would stow it back into her pock where it belonged. The other would shortly after ask if she could have the location of the Evening Star. “Of course, it’s right her one Floor one and difficult to miss.” She would once again summon her notebook. It seemed like she was either a meticulous note taker, or she had a very bad memory needing to write everything in her journal lest it be lost to time. Comparing her knowledge with her menu map, she would create a custom marker on it and share it with Hua. “Not a pinpoint spot but, like I sa

Soon her little Braille book would find it's way back into her inventory once she was sure that the direction she'd learned of was properly identified. Just as she was closing her menu, a trade offer would come up in front of her, one (1) item under the name of a [Spyglass]. Hua would mention that it paired well with the pheromones that she bought from Bistro. "Oh, really? You're too kind." The girl would say kindly as they exchanged the item. "I'll find some way to pay you back I hope, if not monetary then another." After a painfully long moment of her figuring out how to use the items c

Not soon after her own teleportation, Yue would follow behind her. It had only just occurred to her the Yue was a really interesting name, she wasn't sure that she'd ever even heard of anyone with a name like that in books that she'd read. Perhaps it was a ghost name like a writer might use for publishing. "Good morning Miss Yue Hua!" Firefly would say somewhat excitedly, with a bright smile on her face. "I'm feeling great today, always been a morning person despite not really getting out much." She'll start walking in the direction that she thought they should go, stop momentarily w

The coalescence of light that ported her between locations over took her senses. Firefly was sensitive, yet intrigued, by color schemes and even the half second of bright lights in her vision was enough to get her dizzy. She had returned to her favored area of Floor One, the Town of Beginnings. Totally not because she had been too scared to venture to higher level floors up until now or anything. If she was going to be stuck here for years now, it was only fair that she got the chance to see everything that she could of Aincrad. She would wait at the teleport gate for her new guild mate t

Navigation was not an easy task for someone just recently gifted with the ability to see. Even with waymarkers to assist her she would find herself struggling to find the guild hall. Scarlet had been told that floors tend to get smaller the higher up you went in Aincrad but she could hardly tell. Taft was as massive as the Town of Beginnings and about five hundred times more overwhelming considering she’s never been here. Being much higher meant there were more dangerous creatures that could kill her, as well, but that wouldn’t matter as long as she stayed inside the city. For some reason it w

The quaint shop was one of the most interesting she had seen yet, even compared to the Evening Star, just upon inspection from the window. Plants, herbs and a very outdoorsy tone in furniture. She stepped in and nearly fainted from the smell. Her sense was acute and the rush of foreign scents assaulting her nose so aggressively was almost too much. She loved it in here. Firefly would take her time whilst searching for the product she would need to attract a familiar more easily. She wanted to see everything she could in the store, experience every sight this small little store had to offe

Firefly would wait some time for the shopkeep to return to fill her order. Truth be told, she was very interested in watching them make their craft. However, given that they chose to keep a cat as an employee, she assumed that they wouldn’t be back for a while. Nyanko would get offered some final pets before she decided to leave. And the next day she would return. The item was left with Nyanko to be given to her. She would exchange the necessary funds with the cute kitty and deliver the attention she was now obligated to give to the black cat. Picking up: firefly witch light. |

Scarlet was eager to watch the man work, so when she'd realized there was a second order ahead of hers she ecstatically watched from a safe distance without intruding on his work space. Watching someone pound steel had to be about as interesting as watching paint dry to anyone that wasn’t a blind young adult with very little understanding of the profession. Bright sparks would fly from the steel from the burning heat with almost every clang of steel-on-steel. Of course, she had to remember that this game was very different from real life but she didn’t have much reference for it beyond reading

This was her first time dealing shopkeepers that weren’t pre-programmed NPCs and she was clearly uneasy. In real life, she’d gotten accustomed to measuring people’s voices. She could immediately feel the pressure of the distaste he felt for her, yet at the same time she felt like she’d not done anything reasonably wrong. As he worked, Firefly did her best to stay small and quiet to not upset him further even if she was curious to see it done. When he handed over the item, she accepted with a small still. His warning to keep herself safe did not come off as condescending, in fact, it was r

Stepping into the Evening Star, Scarlet was immediately entranced by the aesthetic. She’d been in three player ran shops now and all of them had their own amazing flair. This one was quaint with well-kept vegetation decorating the interior, along with a cute little cat sitting on the counter who was slightly annoyed with being woken up from his nap. She would look around the store, sighing in relief when she found the particular item that she was needing. Upon taking it to the counter the cat would stand up expectantly waiting for the payment. “Hello, cute little kitty where is the shop o

After finally learning how to teleport herself up to the higher level floors. Most newbies like her would be terrified understanding that danger of meeting higher level enemies but poor little Sam had no idea how video games worked. The NerveGear wasn’t given to her to try out the game. In any case, she would arrive at the recommended smith’s forge. The heat was intense, she didn’t need eyes to notice that. The small woman would walk in fanning off her face with her hand. Approaching the counter wracked up those nerves she had approaching Bahr in his store. When greeted she would simply s

Scarlet would take a step into the much more pleasant environment offered in the tailor’s space than the grimy backstreets she had to weave through to find the place. The colors were always the first thing she’d noticed. Vibrance and tone, the sign outside was that, making it rather difficult to read probably for someone who only has 1/10th experience of using their vision. She would inspect the cases of various wares sold by the person who owned the shop, seeing if something particular caught her eye but unfortunately there was nothing in the Tier 1 Perfect section for her to use. After

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Scarlet Firefly, the Blinded Light Samantha Scarlet Age: 22 | Gender: Female | Height: 1.55m | Hair: Silver Samantha was born to a small family as an only child to a pair of wealthy parents. Her father was the owner of several businesses allowing them to live extremely comfortably. She was pampered by parents through her childhood, not because of their wealth but for her condition. From birth, Sam has been completely blind which lead to her being home schooled by her professor mother all her life. Because of this, she's had a difficult time finding interests and gaming definitely was