Doce was humming the Skyrim theme song to herself as she searched for more mobs. She saw a couple of tiny bunny things which she easily obliterated. They weren't meant as hostile mobs, so the experience the offered was minuscule. They dropped rabbit meat often enough, but she only got about 20 gold for the lot of them. She heard a small<span style="font-style: italic">whoosh</span>at one point, and noticed that her bandage had expired, disappearing into pixled steam. Her health was fully regenerated now, which was good, because she'd just stumbled into a clearing full of Lion-Boars. She counted 12 of them total.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">All of them,</span>she thought determinedly.<span style="font-style: italic">I'm going to crush all of them.</span>She'd impaled the closest one before it even had time to turn around. Several of the nearer ones noticed her and started charging. She used her vectors to push her off the ground and into the air, limiting the amount of flipping this time to keep from getting sick. When she descended, instead of landing on her feet, she landed on her vectors, and she impaled three more of the beasts from above. She pulled herself into a mid-air back-flip, then, slashing the remaining two in halves. She went around collecting the loot they dropped and turned her gaze to the survivors. "Six down, six to go."<br/><br/>A notification screen interrupted her.<span style="font-style: italic">Level two!</span>she thought excitedly. The notification explained skill points and all of those classic game mechanics. She had two skill points, so she put them both in Max APM. Doce was more used to the term DPS (damage per second), from playing TERA Rising, but it was essentially the same thing. Anyway, Lucy struck her as a DPS character, so she would focus on that for now. Later she'd have to add more to agility and Max Special. If she kept her agility high, she could worry less about HP, and if she powered up her vectors, what need did she have for strength? Yes, this would work well with her play style.