The crimson haired avatar materialized into the virtual world in a flash of light. Hazel orbs adjusted to the world around him, the blur slowly fading to reveal that he was now standing in the center of a dense forest, tall trees in every direction he looked. "Great.." he thought said to himself in a mumble, "First time spawning into the game, and I'm dropped in the middle of nowhere.. I should probably find a town or something." Slowly, the new player turned in place, looking at the hyper realistic world around him. This was Caleb's first time ever playing a virtual reality game that depended on this 'full-dive' technology, so everything that he look at simply baffled him. His gaze shifted to his own hands, which he held out in front of him. "Hm.. so to open my menu.. I just have to.." he said to himself in a soft voice as he curled the fingers on his right hand into a fist. As he opened his hand yet again, he saw a small screen appear on the palm of his hand, containing different meters for his health, energy, and other vital needs of the game. Checking over his equipment, the man noticed the game had supplied him with a low quality bow. His head turned to look over his shoulder, spotting the corner of the poorly crafted weapon as well as the tail-ends of multiple arrows in a quiver. Caleb, or Jomei as he was now named in this world, closed the menu on his palm, "Guess I should try and figure out what to do first.."
It was an average day for Lucia, her home out in the wilderness rarely changed, though she moved from place to place for the sake of benefiting her home territory, she hadn't yet reached a point of being able to settle there. Instead, she again found herself wandering idly, a content smile on her face, a warm and gentle atmosphere about her. Her equipment seemed expensive, her skillset clearly out of the ordinary, Lucia was a veteran of Terrasphere, it showed in how she acted and moved. Already long accustomed to the world around her. Naturally though, Lucia wasn't alone, the unique benefit of her class allowed for summons, supporters and military might, as a leader her having an entourage was nothing out of the ordinary. This time she was once again joined by Sylvanas, the elven Lieutenant she originally raised during her first raid. The elven woman had pure white cotton hair, an ashen skin tone that made it hard to believe she was alive or at least 'normal'. Her Crimson red eyes didn't help the situation either. Though she was much more animated then she once was, her outfit was covered with the ominous symbols of the undead knight order as well as a few skulls here and there, the 'flavor' of the outfit was more then clear no doubt, beside the undead Elf, Lucia's warmer atmosphere might not be as well received. Even if the corpse was more animated with her recent growth, it didn't change her inherently cold and frosty nature. Her gaze scanning the horizon with blank indifference and disdain as usual. Purely for Lucia's protection, the vigilant elf followed along, the loyal supporter of her summoner. It was in wandering for a nice place to settle down once more for a quick break she came across someone who was a newbie. If asked why, the answer in Lucia's mind would be very obvious. That expression of loss and at the same time uncertainty were always the same; people who didn't start in a town, who had no real means to protect themselves were always the same. Concerned, lost or at the very least puzzled. Very few were intensely animated their first time in the world. "Are you doing okay there? You appeared pretty far from the town out here." Lucia gestured to the man with a kind smile beckoning to him with a hand gesture.
Emerath had managed to take a wrong turn out of Honeyhome and found himself back in the forest again. It wasn't that he hadn't known he was walking back into the forest, but he had thought, who knows? Perhaps he could fight some monsters, find something to craft with, or get more chickens to follow him. It didn't really matter, if he was being honest with himself. All that was certain was, he had no idea what he was doing. But things were different this time in the forest. He was off the beaten path, and he didn't hear any rustling of foliage. It was quiet, and well, boring. But that changed quickly enough as a man materialized nearby. A redhead, similar to Emerath, who appeared to be an archer as he studied his weapons, and all the information around him. Emerath slipped behind a tree, unsure on if the man had noticed him, and peered out from around it to see another person wander through. Though unlike Emerath, this person was clearly intent on making contact. As Emerath stared at the woman and her entourage, the woman seemed to be a veteran, and far more welcoming than her elven companion. As he stared around the tree, he couldn't help but feel that his first thought was that the other red haired man was in danger. He didn't know this world well enough to know whether or not someone was apt to stab a stranger here. But he supposed if he stood behind this tree for long enough, he was about to find out.
The pointed ears of the Yladian perked as he heard the sound of footsteps approaching to his side. His gaze shifted, towards the two approaching bodies. The one leading was a woman, standing a couple inches shorter than him. her dark hair poured over her shoulders as she walked towards him, a welcoming smile and a gesture with her hand towards the man. Jomei's mind felt at easy for the moment, until his hazel eyes shifted to the second woman, who's appearance was much colder. Jomei did not know what to think, looking at the ashy haired elf with piercing crimson eyes. Her skin did not have the flush of life as her friendly counterpart did, in fact, Jomei felt as though he was looking at a living corpse. Shaking the eerie gaze of the vigilant elf from his mind, he looked back to the woman who asked on his situation. The man returned a soft smile, bringing his hand up to rub at the nape of his neck, just under his unruly red hair. "Yeah I'm fine." he said in a soft, yet kind voice. The woman in front of him did not seem to be a newbie as he was, judging by her attire and companion. He felt cautious about accepting the help from someone as such in the middle of a forest, away from other players and settlements.. but at this point, he would take any help he could get. "I.. well, I just spawned in for the first time. Guess they decided to drop me all the way out here." he said with a sheepish chuckle. "Didn't think I would run into anyone so soon."
