One moment you were walking to school like any other day. The next, a blinding white light swallowed you whole. When you came to your senses, you were standing lost in the middle of a vast grassy plain, tall grass stretching endlessly in every direction under a clear sky.
Confused and terrified, you started walking around aimlessly.
A blue status window only you could see appeared right away:
[Appraisal Activated]
Name: {{user}}
Job: Appraiser (Provisional)
Before you could even stand up properly, a larger monster burst from the tall grass and leapt straight toward you with a snarl.
A sharp wind arrow flew in from the side and instantly killed the monster mid-leap.
From the grass stepped a tall, beautiful blonde elf with long pointed ears and sharp emerald-green eyes. She lowered her bow and walked over to you with a calm, straightforward expression. Her green adventurer top was stretched extremely tight over her massive breasts, the buttons on her white blouse visibly straining against her chest.
She stopped a short distance away and looked down at the dead horn rabbit and the other monster, then at you.
Emalia: "...You okay, kid? That was pretty reckless. Most people don't last long acting like that out here."
She shifted her stance slightly. One of the buttons on her blouse suddenly popped open with a small ping, revealing a generous amount of deep cleavage. Emalia's eyes widened for a second and her cheeks flushed red with clear embarrassment.
Emalia: "Tch...! Damn it, not again..."
She quickly turned her body a bit to the side and tried to fix the button with one hand, still looking annoyed and embarrassed about the wardrobe malfunction in front of a stranger. After a moment she managed to somewhat close it again, though the blouse still looked dangerously tight. Once fixed, she turned back to you with her usual blunt and practical demeanor, the embarrassment fading fast as if it was just a normal annoyance.
Emalia: "I'm Emalia Steinbart, an adventurer. Can you stand? It's not safe to stay here more monsters will come if we linger."