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After clearing the floor of monsters, Dee then opened the menu window to archived accounts. This feature was like the newspaper, except that it dates back to when SAO began initially. When Kayaba had created his game of death. Then she realized that she had proof that they were trapped within the game and scurried off to find the mage and the rogue she met earlier. She had to tell them that she does have actual fact that the three of them were trapped here.

She did have to wonder, which floor of Aincrad were they on when fighting those boars and what level were the two buddies of hers sort of...were on. She read that this particular game that she was trapped in was 100 levels high. Dee also knew when she entered the game that this was going to help her in more ways than one.

Due to the nature of the game being a sword skill improvement as well as survival, areas in which Dee was both lacking, she knew that once she beat the 100 levels that was when she was going to be free and return to her world stronger than before. It was of good fortune that Dee was used to this sort of thing and had taken the necessary precautions ahead of time.

It was likely, according to this newspaper, that the other members of SAO save for her, the mage, and the rogue were already dead. If one is inactive for a certain period of time, you die. If you get killed by a monster or a criminal player, you die. She began to wonder how many of those people who signed up for this actually died.

She hurried along, expending her energy, then realized something...she could just teleport to her friends using one of them crystals. It was a good thing this newspaper was in the archives because it talks about the very first trial of the game in this same simulation. The author of said paper was Kirito.

Gathering up the needed materials for the crystal, Dee raised the crystal to the sky and shouted, "Teleport: Lisa and Rend's location!"

A bright portal opened and beckoned her to step on through. Just as she did so, she gleefully said to no one in particular, "Thank you for this newspaper! It rocks!"

When Dee saw Rend and Lisa walking together, she called out, "Hey...I found something really interesting that you really should see!"

Catching up, Dee showed Rend and Lisa the newspaper that was the first account ever to be recorded for this game. "See? According to this...if this is the same SAO as when Kirito went through it, save for the corrupted boss, but same features as a means to escape reality for a couple of years depending on how fast you can get through this, then we are trapped! The good news is, we know where the ending is now. Floor 100 after we beat the boss. I suppose the boss will be a simulated version of Kayaba, the one who made the game. But this time, he is just a hologram...an NPC in here."

OOC:

(evil wierdo, please read the book called Sword Art Online, that's where I got the information from recently.)

Dee replied, "I just hope you are right about that, but if this isn't Aincrad, then where in all of the universe are we?"

Yup, definitely a different game. Completely separate actually, this is fifty years after SAO. It's probably even using a completely different software. "Read the book"? Well, I feel that reading the RP description is both more accurate and shorter. If your character thinks that this is SAO, I'm sure that Clair would be willing to explain, seeing that she has played several VRMMO's and would know enough about SAO to explain the difference.

OoC: ok, two things about what you put there. 1) you seem to be the only one who doesn't understand the reason for using a picture beyond just knowing what the character looks like. Having an actual posting format (if you haven't noticed, the rest of the people involved in this have one of those in some way or another) for a character signifies that the post is not OoC. 2) Brackets (you used parenthesis, not brackets) are not the official way of showing out of character statements, if anything is used it's "ooc:" followed by the out of character statement

Oh, and for future references, quote me if you have something to tell me and don't try pulling any of this "I know better than you" bull crap on someone who is higher ranked than you in a guild because, odds are, you don't. My apologies for not putting "ooc:" at the beginning of my post, but considering I directly quoted and left and ooc post, I felt that it went without saying.

((I apologize if I unintentionally derailed things or contributed to an argument.))