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Eve raised an eyebrow at Yuhi and shook her head, she didn’t really want to introduce herself but decided it’d do no harm.

“Eve.”

As she finished off most of her drink, only leaving about a quarter of the juice in the cup. She turned to Yuhi and dumped it on his head. Standing up, she pulled the hood over her head and moved to the back of the pub near a few new users. Looking around, she decided to wait a few more minutes, before she heads out of this boring place.

Now as for the Yuhi kid, she would cast him evil glares every few moments for his comment earlier. Me, a newer user? HA! I laugh at the thought of it.

Kai quickly grew bored of simply cleaning his swords so he strolled into the tavern.
Glancing around, Kai noticed the obvious noobs, to which he held a disposition uncommon to most high-level players: He didn't hate them. He remembered when he was a noob and several players helped him along. It really made him get the hang of the game faster.
So it was his own rule to be nice to noobs.
He was itching to fight. "Anyone looking for a group?" he said over a headset accessory, loud enough for everyone to hear. "I'd prefer some people of higher levels."

Cobalt reached into his pocket and grabbed a spyglass, the spyglass was crafted out of oak, it was cracked down the side from old and and the lenses needed a bit of a cleaning but strangely the lense was red. He raised the spyglass to his eye and looked over to the horizon seeing nothing he checked his friends list to see if anyone was on, no one. He sighed and left the tavern walking out into the market square where it was spammed with people selling and buying items. He checked his quiver, he would need mithril arrows, potion of health and a hawk eye potion, the hawk eye increased accuracy temporarily. He looked in his gold pouch 16923 gold all from hunting. He bought all the items he needed and was left with 16517 gold. Most of the merchants he bought them off sold for a real cheap price so he saved himself about 200 gold. He strung his bow and headed for the PvP areas.

Katriel sipped her water quietly, watching as the action unfolded around her. A strange-looking child player had come in and gotten in a fight with a female rogue. Another rogue had approached the group and offered information. The ranger from before had just gotten up to leave, and a fighter had entered the tavern, looking for a group. Her winged ears twitched and she looked up at the ceiling, her dual-colored eyes shining. That must be the man I was supposed to look for, she thought, glancing over at the fighter near the doorway. She stood up, leaving her partially full water glass where it sat and making her way through the crowded, loud tavern. She stood near the fighter, still looking at him, her mismatched eyes locked on him. "I believe that I would like to join your group," she said to him, making her voice louder than it usually was to speak over the din. She gave him a polite, sweet smile as she waited to see if he would accept her.

Katriel glanced at the younger-looking player that had just approached the same fighter that had suggested a higher level party. Her sweet smile curled subtly, ever so slightly. He seems a bit defensive of himself. That's interesting... Her smile took on it's sugar-coated look once more and she addressed the younger player. "No one accused you of being a n00b, my friend," she said, her honeyed voice even more smoothed over due to an attempt at soothing the other player. "Besides, we can see your level by tapping into the information section of your player info. Have no worries, I'm sure that this man knows you are not a new player." Her eyes flicked over to the fighter, wondering what he thought of the small elf's defensive speech.

[Please capitalize your I's. And I think you meant invading, not evading.]

Wren cringed behind the virtual reality goggles. Stalker, much? she thought, furrowing her brows and wondering how she could reply to this person. She didn't like the way he spoke, and his immediate exposition of his powers was a bit put-offish. Perhaps he was so powerful as to be able to fix weapons, but Wren hadn't heard of such a thing in the game before and it made her a bit wary.

"Thank you for the offer, but I only add people that I know and trust to my friends list. If you and I both join this party," she said, indicating the fighter next to them, "then perhaps I will find you to be a valuable ally and can add you to my list." She gave the boy a curt little nod. "My name is Katriel. And as for your opinion of looking at player information, I doubt that the information option would be available if it was an invasion of privacy."

[What, I can't stalk you? Dang it. rofl ]

Katriel looked worriedly at the boy, her eyes holding a bit of sadness and hurt feelings at what he was saying. "No...I don't dislike you...ah!" she tried to speak to him as the image of his charater faded into nothingness in front of her. "Ugh...some people and there sensativity," Katriel said, looking at the fighter. "Please don't leave without me. I must take care of this." She sent him a private message that would maintain a temporary connection between her account and his until she returned, just in case he decided to leave without her. She also logged out.

Taking off her headset, Wren scowled. "What is with these people?!" she growled, standing up and going over to her own private line. She picked up the phone. "Now...what was his number, again? Oh...right...3...4...2...6...8...4...5..." She put the reciever to her ear and listened to the ringing. She wasn't sure what she would do if the player Yuhi didn't answer the phone. She didn't know his name in real life. But she would ask if it was him anyway and see what happened. She hoped that he really expected her to call him and wasn't just giving her his phone number as a rather vain attempt to get some sympathy for his character. She sighed as the phone continued to ring, mad at Yuhi for wasting her precious gaming time.