LIGHT EM UP [Harry's Entry]

SUMMER'S ON ITS DEATHBED.

AND THERE IS SIMPLY NOTHING WORSE THAN KNOWING HOW IT ENDS.
HARRY AVERY - and it's finally done woo!

A bright, cheery day to celebrate the beginnings of a game with her friends - SBURB, the game that took the globe by storm. She was ready, excited even, and more importantly she was prepared for whatever it had to throw at her. She was going to play with Harry, though the correct term was that she was going to be servering him. It was her job to get him into the game safely, and only then could she say that she enjoyed it or not.

The ring that emitted from her pesterchum window was what brought her from her thoughts.

PS: The Server just finished downloading, actually.
PS: Though, I'm not sure why it'd be urgent. I will be quick, though!

Loading it up, there was some strange image that reminded her faintly of a math class that she had taken before. Then there was a black screen with very few options. A small frown on her face, Piper picked the one that looked like it was meant to find a client player.


Once that was taken care of, Piper was sure she'd be connected.

SUMMER'S ON ITS DEATHBED.

AND THERE IS SIMPLY NOTHING WORSE THAN KNOWING HOW IT ENDS.
HARRY AVERY - <3

Harry was quick in responding to her - probably had something to do with the urgency that he wanted to get into the game - and it caused a small grin to form on her face. It didn't take long to connect their games to each other, and briefly Piper was almost certain she got the information wrong, as it wouldn't have been the first time, before it seemed to work. Her screen had a strange looking picture on it, words flashing underneath at a speed that was far too fast for her to comprehend, and then they were in.

A new screen, this time with a strange bar along the top that looked rather complicated. Piper had a feeling that she'd be able to navigate it perfectly fine, it wasn't like she was without a partner who knew what was supposed to happen. If she had questions, she had a feeling that Harry would have been able to easily tell her.


Frowning a little, she scrolled over the options along the top, until she came across one that surely meant that she'd be able to spawn items. Most were free, and she figured that those were the things that were necessary to start the game. Selecting the supposed Cruxtruder, Piper set it down in the center of the room, despite being on top of a mat that had some purpose. Somehow, Piper figured that the Cruxtruder was slightly more important.

She'd placed a few more items in the room as well. There was enough room for the Totem Lathe so long as it was pressed up against the wall, but Piper had to scroll out of the room in order to find more room for the equally as huge Alchemiter. The only problem was that anywhere but Harry's room looked like it was incredibly foggy.