Introducing the best NPC ever
Who: Ema Skye and NPC.
What: Meetings and introductions.
Where: Tenements. Wherever Ema and Lana live.
When: Nau.
Rating: A for Awesome? XD Prolly PG-ish
Open: Maybe to Lana later... but currently no.
Notes: Like the title suggests, this introduces a new NPC that a certain mod has been dying to play (not me). Also, just a reminder that Ema's been in the city for awhile, so this isn't an arrival post.
Lana was asleep in the bedroom. Ema had been, but like pretty much every night these days she found herself completely unable to stay asleep. This city had that sort of effect on her, even now that the pain was finally starting to heal.
Padding softly to the computer (and being extremely careful as she crossed through the door), Ema sat down and flipped it on. The past few days had seen a sudden bout of activity around the network from user names she didn't recognize, and that fact kind of worried her. More arrivals? Was that a good thing, or did that mean that something insidious was starting to take shape.
Either way, it paid to stay on top of things. A few well-memorized clicks and passwords, and Ema was online.
What: Meetings and introductions.
Where: Tenements. Wherever Ema and Lana live.
When: Nau.
Rating: A for Awesome? XD Prolly PG-ish
Open: Maybe to Lana later... but currently no.
Notes: Like the title suggests, this introduces a new NPC that a certain mod has been dying to play (not me). Also, just a reminder that Ema's been in the city for awhile, so this isn't an arrival post.
Lana was asleep in the bedroom. Ema had been, but like pretty much every night these days she found herself completely unable to stay asleep. This city had that sort of effect on her, even now that the pain was finally starting to heal.
Padding softly to the computer (and being extremely careful as she crossed through the door), Ema sat down and flipped it on. The past few days had seen a sudden bout of activity around the network from user names she didn't recognize, and that fact kind of worried her. More arrivals? Was that a good thing, or did that mean that something insidious was starting to take shape.
Either way, it paid to stay on top of things. A few well-memorized clicks and passwords, and Ema was online.