<strong>Name:</strong>Illyria<br/><strong>Location:</strong>AINCRAD 4th Floor, Davlin's smithy<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Davlin, Seras<br/><br/><br/>The cait sith blanched a bit when Seras confirmed that she did destroy the door every time she visited the smithy. She then stood quietly while the two discussed the leprechaun's predicament and forging a new weapon. Her ears did perk up when the smith asked if she needed anything repaired and she quickly brought up her items list to look at the durability of her equipment. "My sword does need a bit of maintenance but that seems to be it really" she remarked pulling the blade off of her back and placing it on the counter. That was a feature she had always liked about both SAO and ALO was that un-owned items and weapons could simply be placed into the hands of others without the need of going through a trade window.<br/><br/>She then grinned as Seras brought up the <Periwinkle Flower Blade> "I remember that...it was priceless" she could remember his face when she first laughed at him over the weapons name and how he insisted that it was Davlin's fault and not his own.<br/><br/>She pouted as Seras teased her about her use of doors "I know that......I just think it's a bit more....flourish-y to just kick open doors...." then her ears folded again "but....I guess it is kinda rude to do that to your friends doors" she had a sweatdrop as she mentioned it.<br/><br/>Both Davlin and Seras were good friends of hers from the death game of SAO. She had met Davlin on the fourth floor of AINCRAD about a week after it had opened up and found his smithy to be quite cozy and his prices were to put it simply some of the most fair she had encountered so she quickly made him her smith of choice though she would occasionally visit Lisbeth as well. Seras she had met during the repetitive hours on the front lines. Their friendship had bloomed from countless battles and working together if they happened to be in the same group.<br/><br/>Of course when the death game ended her shyness got the better of her and she had yet to actually meet any of her friends in real life. She found it strange not to constantly see people but at the same time she found it comforting. Her biggest reason for not meeting in real life was that she was still suffering some shell shock from the fact that she had actually killed people.