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The Druid
Name: Miko Hoshi
Gamer Name: Midori Kawa
Age: 20
Gender; Male
Appearance: <p><a href="<fileStore.core_Attachment>/monthly_2014_07/57a8bfecb854f_AnimeWarrior.jpg.22e79cd1f7b292cb63f3ca703cb7969d.jpg" class="ipsAttachLink ipsAttachLink_image"><img data-fileid="24935" src="<fileStore.core_Attachment>/monthly_2014_07/57a8bfecb854f_AnimeWarrior.jpg.22e79cd1f7b292cb63f3ca703cb7969d.jpg" class="ipsImage ipsImage_thumbnailed" alt=""></a></p>
Personality: In real life, Miko was considered the class nerd. He really loved doing things with other people, but they just never gave him a chance. Thus, he found himself sticking to his room most of the time. His family was caring, but they didn't really understand him. As he got older, the only activity he really partook in other than school was martial arts. He has done MMORPG's before, but never virtual reality games. He just got his first NerveGear and is looking forward to trying it on.
Miko Hoshi was strewn on his bed, observing his new NerveGear. He had never tried a Virtual Reality game before, so he was excited to see what all the fuss was about. It was two months after the release of the world seed and there weren't many problems popping up any more, so Miko thought it was safe to try his luck. The game he had picked up was Sword Art Online. Not the original, but an apparently safe reboot with all new game modes, abilities, and a fighting system that allowed a player to use some of their real life skill to win. The beta had just closed, so no one had become very advanced. Although the survivors of the previous version were awarded special privileges.
Inserting the disc into the drive, Miko slipped on his NerveGear. For a moment, he was in a vacuum. Then, he was suddenly pulled into a totally different world. The character creation was a lot more complicated than he had hoped, but he was eventually able to construct a character that seemed to look very similar to his real life self. Though, he didn't have blue hair.
Once outside of the character creation, Miko opened his eyes. Slouching a little, he said, "Dammit, I got faulty gear. That's what I get for trying to go cheap. Wait... how did I get outside... oh."
Miko was standing in the central square of floor one. He was lightly buffeted by wind and he could hear footsteps and voices around him. He was frozen. To be honest, he didn't really know where to go from there. He wasn't very comfortable around people accept in video games. But this seemed real.
Gamer Name: Midori Kawa
Age: 20
Gender; Male
Appearance: <p><a href="<fileStore.core_Attachment>/monthly_2014_07/57a8bfecb854f_AnimeWarrior.jpg.22e79cd1f7b292cb63f3ca703cb7969d.jpg" class="ipsAttachLink ipsAttachLink_image"><img data-fileid="24935" src="<fileStore.core_Attachment>/monthly_2014_07/57a8bfecb854f_AnimeWarrior.jpg.22e79cd1f7b292cb63f3ca703cb7969d.jpg" class="ipsImage ipsImage_thumbnailed" alt=""></a></p>
Personality: In real life, Miko was considered the class nerd. He really loved doing things with other people, but they just never gave him a chance. Thus, he found himself sticking to his room most of the time. His family was caring, but they didn't really understand him. As he got older, the only activity he really partook in other than school was martial arts. He has done MMORPG's before, but never virtual reality games. He just got his first NerveGear and is looking forward to trying it on.
Miko Hoshi was strewn on his bed, observing his new NerveGear. He had never tried a Virtual Reality game before, so he was excited to see what all the fuss was about. It was two months after the release of the world seed and there weren't many problems popping up any more, so Miko thought it was safe to try his luck. The game he had picked up was Sword Art Online. Not the original, but an apparently safe reboot with all new game modes, abilities, and a fighting system that allowed a player to use some of their real life skill to win. The beta had just closed, so no one had become very advanced. Although the survivors of the previous version were awarded special privileges.
Inserting the disc into the drive, Miko slipped on his NerveGear. For a moment, he was in a vacuum. Then, he was suddenly pulled into a totally different world. The character creation was a lot more complicated than he had hoped, but he was eventually able to construct a character that seemed to look very similar to his real life self. Though, he didn't have blue hair.
Once outside of the character creation, Miko opened his eyes. Slouching a little, he said, "Dammit, I got faulty gear. That's what I get for trying to go cheap. Wait... how did I get outside... oh."
Miko was standing in the central square of floor one. He was lightly buffeted by wind and he could hear footsteps and voices around him. He was frozen. To be honest, he didn't really know where to go from there. He wasn't very comfortable around people accept in video games. But this seemed real.
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