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Ralia smiled and followed after him, attacking a nearby group of boats. Her fighting style was less acrobatic, less physical but graceful. She could feel the magic pulsing from her chest, flowing to her hands and channeling through her staff. It was exhilarating. This was unlike any gaming experience had ever had. 

 In real life Brielle had little coordination or grace but here as Ralia she felt elegant and confident. She flourished her staff in intricate patterns sending bolts of energy flying in three directions striking three boars. A boar leapt at her from behind but with a simple twirl and a flick of her staff she stunned it. She took two quick steps before swinging her staff striking the boat down. She felt a wave of warmth similar to her magic and smiled at the number two that appeared next to her name. The first level up was always so satisfying. However this experience made it exponentially more so because she could physically feel the power, the movements, the attacks. 

She leapt gracefully to the next group of boars stunning one upon landing. Another struck her in the side and she was intrigued by the sensation of pain. It was so different to experience a game in which she could feel the damage. It added a bit of urgency but also greatly enhanced her adrenaline. She swung her staff swiftly stabbing the point into the boar sending an electric shock through its body until it shattered. At that point the stunned boar leapt up and she slid beneath it striking it in the back with a bolt of magic. She straightened up exhaling happily. She felt so alive! 

Welcome fellow anxious person! Take deep breaths! And just keep swimming :) 

She continued the rest of the walk with him in silence, getting lost in her own thoughts. She began to think about the severity of their situation and wondered if she might ever get back home. Would she ever see her sisters? Her parents? Her friends? The thoughts made her extremely somber. "Stop that!" She thought to herself. "You cannot afford to think like that! Keep a level head and do what you need to do," she thought with a slow exhale. 

When they reached the mound she took his hand and pulled herself up. When she gazed upon the plain she could help but be impressed. "Wow!" She said aloud admiring the view. She had to admit that this game had the most excellent graphics she had ever seen. The artists has skillfully used color, light and shading to create an environment that was a work of art. 

As West described the quest to her she nodded with a smile. "It sounds like fun. Let's do it!" She said excitedly giving her staff a little twirl between her hands. Even though this game had become deadly it was still a game. She loved games and she fully intended to enjoy everything this game had to offer. 

Brielle watched him pull up the invite and when the blue invitation appeared on her menu she clicked it instantly. When she did a diamond appeared next to West's screen name floating above his head. "Well no turning back now," she thought but she didn't feel anxious. She was terrified of all the other people and beasts around them but where West was concerned she felt... Comfortable. 

When he started to walk away she quickly caught up and walked beside him. She was quiet for a moment but finally worked up the nerve to speak. "So... You seem to be very good at strategy. That was a brilliant plan with that wasp," she began slowly. "But anyway what I mean is, because you know how to plan I'll follow your lead. Whatever you need me to do. As a Mage I'm very effective support. Once I level a bit I'll learn defensive spells and even a couple healing spells. I won't be strong in offensive but I'll do my best."

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