| Piri | |
|---|---|
 Piri (피리) | |
| Vital statistics | |
| Age | Unknown |
| Debut Chapter | 3 |
| Occupation | Unknown |
| In-Game Job | Shopkeeper |
| Family | None |
| Weapon | None |
Piri is an NPC shopkeeper in Normal Town.
Personality[]
Piri is a kind-hearted young woman. She is friendly with Roto, unaware of his crush on her, and treats her friends with equal respect and kindness.
While she tries to stay professional at all times, she tends to lose her composure whenever her love interest, Aradon, is around, focusing on just him and always giddy and excited.
Synopsis[]
Black Werewolf Bug[]
Piri notices Roto.
Piri is first seen re-adjusting her sign of her item shop. She looks over her shoulder and notices Roto, welcoming him. She tells him to wait a minute as she fixes the sign. Roto tells her to take her time and there's no rush. She is unaware of Boromir attempting to peep under her skirt and wonders what she heard. Roto says it's nothing so she can continue what she's doing.
As the shop re-opens, she asks Ah-Dol if they waited long and if there's anything else they are looking for. As Boromir and Roto fight in the background, Ah-Dol asks if she has any Mandragora Extract. She reluctantly answers her store doesn't stock such high-prices items and starts to suggest they should go to another store.
Roto quickly objects asking her to give him 500 Herbs. She asks if he already used the 500 herbs she sold him yesterday. Roto makes the excuse of doing a lot of hunting while covering Ah-Dol's mouth, making him not able to breathe. Roto and Piri complete the transaction, not noticing Ah-Dol and Boromir getting beat up. Boromir approaches Piri, shoving Roto aside, and asks he to appraise the Black Werewolf tooth he picked up, believing it should be worth more than the teeth dropped by regular werewolves. However, because the item is not registered in the database or in the catalog, she doesn't recognize it and can't put a price on it. Boromir is disappointed, thinking it's just a rare item, but Myriah, appearing out of nowhere, explains that it will be worth 500 Gold once the new servers open up. Boromir gratefully thanks her and she returns the politeness, as Roto and Ah-Dol increase their distance. As Myriah and Triple Threat argue about what they did to offend Myriah so bad, Myriah states it's something she doesn't want to remember, but that she'll tell them anyway. However, she asks Piri what it was, even though Piri doesn't know anything, indirectly confessing she forgot as well.
The Player-Killing Mage[]
Aradon and Piri doing business (and ignoring Roto)
Some time later, Piri is visited by Roto and his friends again. As Roto is talking, she notices a familiar mage coming from behind him and greets him happily. Aradon returns the greeting, prompting Piri to engage in conversation with him, seemingly ignoring Roto. Paying no attention to Roto, Aradon converses with her that he just went to the mountain range. Piri was concerned he stopped visiting because he was away for so long. Aradon sympathizes with her, asking her to appraise the items he brought. Piri is amazed at how much he brought back. She notes they are all high level items but Aradon says to simply what she thinks is appropriate. Annoyed with Roto's pestering, he calls him a "kid" and tells him to get lost. Before Roto has a chance to attack him, Ah-Dol strikes Roto from behind, knocking him unconscious. As Boromir takes his turn pummeling Roto, Ah-Dol politely tells Aradon to pay no attention to them and to go about his business. They then drag Roto's unconscious body away, ready to go hunting. Aradon silently looks on at them.
Piri worried for Aradon
A little later, Ah-Dol and Boromir come rushing back looking for the mage. Ah-Dol asks Piri where he went. They learn that his name is Aradon, as Boromir scans the area, and she asks what business they have with him. Ah-Dol asks if he comes to the shop often, which Piri confirms he does from time to time. He then asks her what Aradon mainly brings. Piri recounts that besides the natural items he gets from hunting, he comes in with player possessions and equipment, confirming Ah-Dol's suspicions. Piri is concerned and asks if there is something they are not telling her. Boromir starts to explain that the mage is a wanted man, but is cut off violently by Ah-Dol. Ah-Dol tries to tell her it's nothing to worry about, but Piri is still concerned. Boromir argues with Ah-Dol, but Ah-Dol explains silently to him that Piri is more interested in the mage than in Roto, asking what would happen if she found out the truth. Understanding the situation, Boromir tells Piri they heard Aradon seemed like a nice guy and would like to meet him with Ah-Dol asking where he went. Piri says he was looking for a quiet, but good, place to hunt and she told him where. Ah-Dol and Boromir realize they need to hurry. Piri tries to stop them, but they say their farewells and speed off, leaving her feeling confused and worried.
Hunting at Terror Tower[]
Boromir and Ah-Dol go to Piri's shop to visit and see if she has seen Roto at all today. They find it a bit odd he hasn't yet, assuming he'd be there. Ah-Dol suggests calling him, but Boromir is certain Roto will arrive when the times comes. Although Piri thinks the three of them are close, Boromir sarcastically calls it an evil destiny. They are then greeted by a mysterious woman, not realizing it was Jang-Gun in the wrong character. Jang-Gun is offended for being mistaken for a women, until Ah-Dol confirms she is one and Boromir points out her breasts. While Jang-Gun is in shock from realizing he is a woman, Ah-Dol tries to remember if they even met, with Boromir asking to introduce her to him if he has. He is the asked for a mirror by Jang-Gun, which she charges him for after giving him one. Jang-Gun quickly recovers saying she mistook them for someone else, though Piri wonders how she knew her name, but Jang-Gun ran off and disappeared before any of them could inquire further.
As Ah-Dol and Boromir decide to leave, she asks what to tell Roto in case he shows up. Boromir simply says "Betrayal results in death."
When the team returns to Piri's shop, they ask her to appraise a weapon they acquired at Terror Tower, called the Titan Ogre Scimitar. After appraising it, she concludes she is unable to buy it. Although they assume it's because it was worthless, Piri explains that's not the case, in that it was actually worth 700,000 gold; even if she sold everything in her shop, she still wouldn't have enough money to buy it. She adds that because that aren't many shops in the town that could buy it, it would actually be worth 1 million if sold at an auction. This news shocks and delights both Yureka and Boromir, due to their greed.
In an effort to distract the others from their suspicions about him, Yureka pretended Aradon was behind them and ran away when everyone was distracted. Even Piri was too focused eagerly looking around for Aradon, but was saddened to find he didn't show up and closed her shop for the day.
Yureka Appears[]
The next day, she is with Ah-Dol and Boromir are greeted by Roto. Piri stands by and watches as Roto argues with his friends about Tower Terror, unaware of their secrets behind it.
Skills and Abilities[]
- Appraise
Piri has the ability to confirm the value of an item (which she keeps a detailed record in books under the store counter) by comparing it to Lost Saga's servers and confirm if it is an active item, or not yet released to the public.
Special Equipment[]
None
Relationships[]
Love Interests[]
Aradon[]
Another valued customer and friend of Piri's. She is secretly in love with him, although he has shown no romantic interest in her.
Friends/Allies[]
Roto[]
Roto is a frequent customer of Piri's. Roto has a crush on her, although she is completely unaware of it, seeing him as a friend and valued customer.
Ah-Dol[]
Ah-Dol and Piri don't interact much, but has shown to be very polite and courteous to her, asking her for information as well.
Boromir[]
Boromir tried to peep up her skirt without her knowledge, but he afterward treats her with respect. He has shown to be kind to her and respectful of her feelings and even turns on his charm since she's a woman.
Trivia[]
- Piri's name (피리) is translated to "Pipe."
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