Arabelle

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Though she wasn’t in urgent need of the enhancement, it should be around time she had one of these stashed in her inventory. Taking one of the two Koban Coins from the shelf, Arabelle presented it at the counter and gave it another curious once-over. “A cat… and a goat? It’s a bit of an unusual combination for someone who doesn’t get the reference.” Her free hand made a few quick taps on her menu and a trade screen opened between her and the shopkeeper. “Well, whatever you got the inspiration from must be interesting. Thanks for keeping trinkets like these in stock…” Specify amount. Send

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My, she really was crafting a lot more these past few days, wasn’t she? Arabelle was certain she’d just paid a visit to the alchemist’s shop a few days prior, but today’s daily routine check yielded that she had only one [Crafter’s Respite] left. So off on her merry rounds she went, finding that though she had visited just before closing hours once again, the alchemist still had a considerable amount in stock. She thought she should at least have the courtesy to restrain herself from taking everything off the shelf though. As… tempting as having more than a dozen at a time sounded.

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Trip number two – though if the performer hadn’t been so neglectful, she would have paid a visit much sooner. Arabelle liked to say she was unbothered, but she’d shut her doors at the first indication of a ridiculous spike in customers. End of the world crazes: good for business, but she wasn’t here for it. “Good evening.” It was near closing hours when she arrived at Cintamani. To her delight, there was still a considerable amount of [Crafter’s Respite] potions in stock. This alchemist surely knew their profession's neat little niche. Walking up to the counter first, Arabelle produced th