2009-01-27, 03:18 PM
My impression on this Areda figure is that she's a fairy-wannabe, because it appeals to her image of what she wants and therefore her view on reality.
Lisa's statement that she never heard of Areda before also suggests that the fairies of MapleStory are generally a close-knit community. Further investigation seems to suggest this, as most quest dialogue related to the subject seems to support the hypothesis. We can see some discrimination against humans from Wing (Ellinia) and Kriel (Orbis Pot Shop). And even if the fairies are separated by vast tracks of land, they still remember each other, such as the instance between Phyllia and Ericsson, and Wing and Kriel.
Lisa's statement that she never heard of Areda before also suggests that the fairies of MapleStory are generally a close-knit community. Further investigation seems to suggest this, as most quest dialogue related to the subject seems to support the hypothesis. We can see some discrimination against humans from Wing (Ellinia) and Kriel (Orbis Pot Shop). And even if the fairies are separated by vast tracks of land, they still remember each other, such as the instance between Phyllia and Ericsson, and Wing and Kriel.