Shop The Drunken Mage --- A General Store, Sorta

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a few birds chirp their sunset songs, but no customers speak. It seems quiet this evening.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a few birds chirp their sunset songs, but no customers speak. It seems quiet this evening.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- the only immediate response is crickets. It seems quiet tonight.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a small rabbit hops in front of the door. The shopkeeper gives it a carrot, and it then hops away. It seems quiet today.

 

I'll take the t4 air powders. I have other keys to sell too.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a small rabbit hops in front of the door. The shopkeeper gives it a carrot, and it then hops away. It seems quiet today.

You hear no words, but the shopkeeper writes a question on a slip of paper:
how many powders?

 

The three of them.

 

The shopkeeper nods and scribbles down your order on his list.

 

A man walks in and you hear the door's signature jingle.
[1/2] Thaecrasis: I've heard you're looking for perfect Morph items, and while I may not have one, I've got a lead on where to get one.
[2/2] Thaecrasis: A man by the name of @_Freed seems to have a perfect Amethyst which they might be willing to part with for the right compensation.

 

Yes. I will sell you a maxed amethyst. Thank you @Thaecrasis for the tag.

 

I love the role play btw but sadly I don't have anything to sell or buy from u

 

Thomas gives a cheerful chuckle as he raises his tea to drink.
[1/5] Thomas: heh, was wonderin' when people would start showin' up with those...although, sadly...well, i'm a bit broke, heh heh.
[2/5] Thomas: perhaps you could come back once i actually manage to get the money. it's much appreciated that you're even offerin' to turn one in.
[3/5] Thomas: i just don't exactly have very reliable methods of getting money...that, and i spend way too much of my money on dungeon keys.

[4/5] Thomas: alternatively, i could pay ya once i've got the cash...but nobody i've offered that to seems to really trust me.
[5/5] Thomas: i don't get why, but i respect that regardless. i ain't exactly a well-known businessman.

 

Alright, that gives me more time to level my assassin before having to sell away the amethyst.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a few birds chirp their sunset songs, but no customers speak. It seems quiet this evening.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a small rabbit hops in front of the door. The shopkeeper gives it a carrot, and it then hops away. It seems quiet today.

 

The former Secretary of State and First Lady strolls into the store.

[1/6] Secretary: Oh hello there fine sir.

She browses the store and finds nothing of interest, however.
Just then, something caught her eye.

[2/6] Secretary: Perhaps I may have something that you're interested in!

[3/6] Secretary: I have just that ring that you are looking for!

The Secretary slips a green ring off her finger.
The ring shines blaringly.
It's... perfect...

[4/6] Secretary: This, is the ring that Bill got for me!

[5/6] Secretary: I am willing to sell this to you for the price you've offered...

[6/6] Secretary: ...on one condition: don't tell my husband.

The Secretary awaits a response from the shopkeeper...

 

The shopkeeper nods, but writes something on a slip of paper and hands it to you, slightly disappointed that he can't accept at the moment.

i'm broke. unless you'll lemme pay later, i can't really take it...

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- the only immediate response is crickets. It seems quiet tonight.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a few birds chirp their lovely songs of the sunrise, with the crickets making their last rounds, but no customers speak. It seems quiet this morning.

 

The shopkeeper rings a small bell outside the store --- a small rabbit hops in front of the door. The shopkeeper gives it a carrot, and it then hops away. It seems quiet today.