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Shinara and the woman entered the room. The room was a fairly clean with a bed directly across from them against the wall and a desk to their right. The woman gave the door a light kick, causing it to move but left ajar by several inches. Shinara smirked at that. So, the woman either didn't care...

To be bullied into a corner once again. To think this is just another night for him. Fear latched on to him tightly nevertheless. He was scared knowing how this usually ends. They beat him senseless. If any of them had a knife, he'd have his fair share of cuts. The little money he carried would...

Shinara nursed a drink as she sat at the bar. She took a quick inventory of the place and could see a few familiar faces. Mostly adventurers that came by the blacksmith shop over the years. A smile crept across her face as she realized The Elven Kiss homed some of her own favorite patrons. It...

Winola yawned. She knew Avelyn was right. She knew she had to take her place in learning all she could about combat so she could be of use to the war effort. Truth be told, she would only train to NOT be killed. Being known as the savior of Aurelia could really put a target on her back. Well, as...

Upon hearing a loud slam, Winola shot up and screamed, "I DIDN'T PUT THE SPOON IN THE MICROWAVE, I SWEAR!" She looked around, bewildered. She felt her disheveled hair; pink strands in every direction imaginable. Where was she? Wait, she knew where she was. Her new bedroom, curtesy of the...

Winola blushed as she heard those parting words. Words she has rarely heard uttered to her. A simple "thank you" meant the world but yet, they came with weight. Does this mean that Avelyn was becoming more trusting? If that's the case, Winola knew it would be hard to keep that trust. Her hands...

Winola sighed. This was a more emotional conversation than she originally planned, but that was okay. This felt right. Though her maturity was waning thin. A smile crept on her face. "Avelyn, if the king ever left you rot in a hole, I think I can annoy him to a point to where he would want to...

"So that's how it works. Hm." Priscilla smiled at Aria. "Well, just give me a warning before zipping me over." She looked back at Amy. "Calling it quits for the night or should the three of us do something together?"

Priscilla shook her head and waved her hands. "Nope, nope. This form of yours is a-ok. Besides, don't think my dog needs anymore cat trouble in his life." She looked at Amy then back at Aria. "Amy, you think your landlord would allow a fairy as an extra tenant?"

Winola placed her own fork down and frowned. She rested one arm on the table before propping her head on her hand. The heaviness of Avelyn's situation weighed down on her. She wished she could relate but couldn't. War - real war was foreign to her. To lay your life down for your country is...

"Anything I want to know about Aurelia, huh?" Winola tapped her cheek. She wasn't sure when she would get another opportunity to talk in detail about the current situation, but she didn't want a full exposition dump of details of everything Aurela. So, she decided to zone in on the more pressing...

Winola listened to Avelyn while she slowly grabbed a little of everything. Emphasis on slowly. She wanted to look a bit more respectful despite having eyes ten times bigger than her stomach. The potatoes, meat, vegetables, and anything else that looked delicious piled in on her plate. She then...

Winola eyes widened as she released a small squeal of glee. It would've been much louder, but she knew she had to contain herself. Posing as a heralded warrior would mean less flippant words and gestures for more refined ones. Though, she couldn't help but be happy. The food looked much...

Winola's eyes widened as the knight's words ran at a mile a minute in her mind. She heard and understood it all, but my lord, there's a lot to consider. Winola backed a few inches away and let out a nervous laugh. "Fine. I'll stick with Lady Avelyn. And I'm still wrapping my mind around this...

As they walked down the hall, Winola shook her wrists continuously. "That, that, that worked! Ooooo boy, that was nerve-wracking. Would you believe that I learned that from literature in my world? Had NO idea it would come in handy now." She felt like she was on the verge of tears thinking about...

Winola watched as Avelyn paced the room. It was clear this was weighing on the knight, so Winola made up in her mind to try not make this a living hell for either of them. Avelyn stated, "Well, the right to do is bring you before the royal family. They're expecting me to return with someone...

Winola face softened as she saw the knight's distraught look. She wasn't some butt-kicking warrior. She was...human. Granted, she gathered that much already, but Avelyn wasn't in this matter any better than she was. All that Avelyn stated was clearly sincere. No harshness in her voice, no brute...

Winola scowled as her voice became cold. "Again with the demands. Look, I'm not trying to be funny. I'm trying to relate. I have no personal experience in war. Zero, zilch, nada. What I explained is all I know. Though I could spout my deep knowledge of wars in my world, I doubt it would help...

"My name? Winola. As for everything you just said, " Winola said while holding her head, "'let's take it one thing at a time..." She massaged her head as she paced and gathered her thoughts. "Alrighty, you say I'm a warrior from your past? I'm from the year 2023 AD. Based on your outfit,"...

The portal opened up beneath their feet and Winola's eyes went extremely wide. "Wait, wait, wait!" In a flash, they fell through and the world she saw was no more. With the floor approaching fast, Winola held onto Avelyn tightly to hopefully break most of the fall. They hit the ground with loud...