Brisshal, the home to new players that first signed in, was still a good home for more experienced players as well. To Solaria, an elf who'd played almost a month now, the greenery was refreshing and far more fun to explore than the cities and ruins. Like her illumancy was meant to heal the body, the plants seemed to heal her soul, and she felt she needed it right now desperately. Offline, the rain had washed away plans she'd been excited for with her closest friend- who, at the moment, was struggling with the metro system of Massachusetts, while the young sword-wielding healer stood in a world of magic and wonder. Even if she felt perfect being in the vastness of the online world, however, water seemed quite intent on ruining her day. As she was walking along the river, she felt an unexpected burst of water attack her, soaking her upper body and causing a shiver through her spine. "I thought I was here to escape the rain," She grumbled. Looking around, she eyed a stranger not too far away. Considering the river along which she walked was generally calm, could they have something to do with it? With a swift twirl on her toes and a sturdy wave, she shouted across the water. "Excuse me! Did you hit me with a water balloon or something? You should be careful where you aim! People wander here a lot, and it'd be bad if someone got hurt!" Luckily, all that was bruised in this case was her ego. Her ego and her search for dry weather and warmth. "Man, that water is colder than I remember..." @Steven Burton
Steven was standing at the lake.He was new to the game so he was just trying out all the thing he could do. One of the things was doing magic. It might have been weird since he was a pro surfer in the real world to choose water magic. Although some people would think he was the son of a water god ones in a while but that was it. He just thought it was kind of ironic to have in the game. Steven was looking through the menu with the spells he could do. "Hmm, Water manipulation." Steven said to himself before he shrugged and opted it. A small ball of water came out the lake and Steven tried to move it around. He wasn't really good at it but he could move it around until suddenly the ball shot away with rapid speed hitting someone else on the other side of the lake. Steven couldn't help but chuckle a bit when he saw it. He even chuckled more when he saw her wave he couldn't help but just wave back towards her with a smile. "No, I didn't." Steven said calmly back towards her "I didn't aim though it just went pew" Steven laughed a bit. "But don't worry the water is fine." Steven nodded. Although Steven was used to swimming in cold water. He didn't really care about the heath of water. He swam in everything. @[Solaria]
Even if there was a part of her that was irritated, the man's laughter made it hard to stay so. Slipping her shoes off, she opted to take a walk into the water, a giggle on her face. "Well, you won me over. It's a little cold, but a bit of water wouldn't hurt anyone!" She waded her way over to him, leaving her shoes behind at the river bank. Her hair was long enough to get touched by her natural bath, but she ignored it beginning to stick to her back. "So you were practicing hydromancy? I haven't seen it in action much myself." Her hands held onto one another behind her as she stretched, bending at her hips and raising them upward towards the sky. The warmth of the sun fighting the cool of the water was an oddly enticing mixture. "Seems like you're working hard. I'm impressed with that, at least. Still, makes me wonder what you were aiming at!"
