Nero still couldn't get over how realistic this 'game' was. She hadn't exactly played many video games in the past (you couldn't find that kind of thing in Fortuna!) but she couldn't imagine anything being more real and detailed then it already was. The smells, the detail of each object and environment, the subtle feel of wind on your face, the
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"You've got to be kidding me," she huffed, crossing her arms, even as her pale cheeks flushed. It was clear her eyes had glimmered in curiosity, and that all the fighting had left her absolutely horny as hell... but she was of the personality to just completely and immediately disagree with suggestions such as these.
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"23,341."
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"You have talent, but you are clumsy, reckless, and unrefined... rather akin to Dante. It is no match for experience."
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"Just who the hell are you?!" she bristled at the insult (being compared to Dante... who would be happy about that?), hand tightening around her own sword. She briefly wished she had Red Queen. She hadn't found a single sword in the game yet that came close to the heavily modified blade she was most used to.
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"I can't...what?" Eddy blinked his eyes and wiped the sweat from his brow with a gloved hand. "I don't think that's really fair. How was I supposed to banish any of the creatures when I had to keep my eye on your health the time?" It wasn't like he disliked his class; a cleric was just his sort of deal, but multi-tasking was not yet his strong suit.
He's just lucky that he had procured lots of potions before coming along on this ride, though that knapsack is looking awfully slim right about now.
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"Hey, there were plenty of zombies and skeletons around. The Cleric-Class gets a pretty good bonus against undead monsters, right? Maybe if you fought a few more of them I wouldn't have had such an issue keeping my health up," sh shrugged, self satisfied smirk still playing upon her lips, "I hope you're not being a sore loser."
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Eddy sighs a bit. "I-I guess that mana used to bless us both was not wasted, but it still would have been nice to have it count in my favor..." A weak laugh. "I guess that still means you win."
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"Well, now you know next time you need to take a few zombies or something out," she teases, an almost mischievous little smile on her lips, "I guess I do win then. Which means you get to do whatever I ask for the rest of the day, right?"
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"Seriously? Forty-two?" she snorted and peeked over his shoulder to steal a look at his menu. She just shook her head at the sight of the score, and then whacked him lightly on his, "Yeah, I think I definitely won this round. This is what you get for just taking it easy! You'll never level up at this rate."
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"So I take it you're a demon hunter, then?" There was a nervous laugh, and another sheepish look. "Sca-ry! I'd be freaking out if I had to go up against hordes of demons all by myself.
"So... since you won... now what?"
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She trailed off a little and laughed, though the implication was there. She caught the hint of nerves to his voice though and decided to leave that little revelation at that and move on. She was the winner of their little contest after all.
"Well... I was thinking. You've noticed how real the game environment is, you can even feel..." her voice lowered a little, "You wanna... maybe try finding out just how real everything is?"
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