Space Calamities

Real-life cross-class is chef? Tifa blinked just briefly, but Jessie had a point. Seventh Heaven got plenty of business thanks to her cooking. That and it was pretty different than attempting a different form of combat in a VR game.

That and what really sold her was learning new recipes. Which could help her have more variety on day-to-day specials at Seventh Heaven. As well as more kinds of food she could just cook for loved ones.

"It's settled then!" Nodding, she pulled her hands apart to plant them on her hips as she opened her eyes again. "In that case, since you've been feeling lonely, how about we start right away? I'm not doing anything important, so if you're free, I'm free! I can help you finish up anything you need to do now, then we can start here, or at Seventh Heaven, or at my place. The important thing is that you feel comfy, so what sounds best to you?"

Tifa tilted her head, curious about the sentence that Jessie half-mumbled. Wondering if she understood it or not, but the next thing Jessie spoke about definitely caught her interest. She tightened her hands in slight fists of excitement.

Jessie stopped short a second longer than she'd planned to given that absolutely adorable body language. Cute... Fortunately, Tifa's response covered for it and she wasn't left just standing there like a fool who'd lost her train of thought. "That's right!"

She brought her hands down onto her hips and stood straighter, puffing herself up some with a little flick of her ponytail that set it bobbing behind her for a moment. The stance made her feel more confident again.

"Well, there are a couple of things that sound interesting to me that wouldn't be just doing more punching and kicking. There's a Druid class that allows you to transform into different animals, and I was curious how they went about making it feel like you're 'really' the animal or not."

"There's also just me picking a magic-based class, maybe a sorcerer. Since that's obviously more about spells and such than anything physical."

"I bought one of those recent neural link vr online games. I looked up what people recommended for classes, and some suggested using a class that is similar to what you do in real life. Saying it could make things easier. On the other hand, a lot of other people said games should be about escaping what you do in real life. And trying out new things as long as you enjoy it."

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