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001 [] Video :: Arrival

-ah!

[The feed shows nothing more than the street, but whomever the user is, they seem to have stopped abruptly from their walk. A hand lingers at the edge of the image, then hesitantly pokes at the air.]

Oh, this isn't like the regular status menus at all... I guess it really isn't the same. ...then that must not have been a dream either.

[His finger continues to swipe and prod at the air in front of him, Soujirou himself being oblivious as to how silly he might appear by either perspective. Finally his hand withdraws, the view shifting downwards as he lowers his head with a thoughtful sigh, and one can now catch a glimpse of folded arms and the length of a violet-brown hakama. Someone seems to be dressed a bit traditionally, in any case.]

Hmmm.....

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It... causes problems, yeah. They might be able to, but there's no telling if that will actually work.

....

I'm sorry.

... Huh? Why?

That you were in such a position. I know it's not quite the same as what happened with me and my friends, but... being the only one to have been stuck like that...

[It makes him sad, okay]

...I hope it works out for you. At least it seems like there's still some control of the game, in your world. You haven't completely lost contact with the old world if others can still log out.

Well... I guess. Except that I don't know who I am outside of the game.

You don't...?

[He shakes his head.]

The AI messed with my memories.

Why would it do such a thing?

To make sure I didn't want to try to log off?

Th-that's still terrible! [What kind of scary AIs are in that game?!]

Well yeah.

[Duh.]

[There's a lot of things he realizes he should be thankful for, even if they still don't understand a whole lot of their own situation.

That this person seems to have accepted how everything- well, no. From what he'd said, it doesn't sound like there were very many options, and if you were just a game character and not yourself... Wait, no, is that the whole deal?

Forgetting his glasses, Soujirou brings his fists up to knuckle against the sides of his head. >_<

Too much stuff to think about. So much he doesn't understand, as much as he'd like to.]

[There's silence and a mostly blank expression from the other side of the feed for a few moments, before he speaks up again.]

Are... you okay?

Ow...

[Well, pain is real in this place too. Nazuna and the others aren't here either. Maybe that's for the best.

He takes a deep breath and sighs, the image bobbing slightly with his nod.]

Yeah, I'm all right. I think I just got a little overwhelmed trying to think about things.

[He chuckles weakly, a little embarrassed at that, but then he knows he's never been all that good at understanding things if they were too complicated. That's why he took the frontlines in raids. He left strategies to Shiroe and the others.]

Hey, we didn't introduce ourselves yet, did we? I'm Soujirou Seta.

I'm Tsukasa.

[He looks a little more closely at Soujirou, taking in his clothes from what he can see.]

What kind of class do you play? Like... melee or magic or whatever.

Tsukasa-san. [He nods to himself.]

Oh, I like melee. So I play samurai class. What about you?

I'm a Wavemaster. They're the heavy magic-users in The World. Some people go for the healing and support spec, but I went for more strong elemental spells. Though I do have some healing skills.

Ah! I see, I see. Is that the only magic-using class for The World? From what you said, it kind of sounds like Wavemasters would cover the specialties of several of the magic classes in Elder Tale.

Well, there's only six classes. I think they're thinking of putting in more, but they haven't yet. The other classes have some elemental attacks, but they can't use the weapons and items that give you the most powerful spells.

Hmm. There are twelve classes in Elder Tale. They're divided into four base classes. Let's see... There's the warrior class, the weapon-based class, healers and mages. I guess you'd probably be considered sorcerer class, ultimately. They're the ones that focus on offensive elemental spells.

How are the warrior class and the weapon-based class different?

[They both sound pretty melee. Unless the weapon-based class is more long-distance damage...]

The warrior class is the better tanking class of the two, even though guardians, samurai and monks can dish a good amount of damage.

Weapon-based classes focus on DPS- damage per second. That would be the assassins and swashbucklers, although bards are also a part of that class, even if their abilities might be more for support.

Oh, I see.

I usually solo things, so I did mostly heavy damage with healing on the side. It worked out the best in the end for my playing style.

I was mainly a solo player too! Then I got invited to play with a few others- we weren't a formal guild, all we did was do some raids together, but I guess we became pretty well-known. It was a lot of fun, playing with others, and for some of the high level quests and raids, you can't solo.

...we disbanded after some time since a lot of our party stopped logging in, but I decided to make my own guild, then.

That sounds... kind of nice. I have a group of people who were... helping me. We weren't really a guild, though one of them used to be the guildmaster of one of the most famous guilds in The World.

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