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The selection of weapons was truly impressive – at least, compared to the weapons that Kalentia herself was used to. She was particularly interested in the "Demon's Spine" – a spear with a serrated tip that fully lived up to its ominous name, and the creator's intention was likely that the pain from the blows would be so unbearable for the opponent that they would be unable to offer proper resistance to the weapon's wielder. Not the most merciful way to end someone's life, assuming such methods even exist. Nevertheless, it was difficult to argue with Sigismund's skill, just as it was difficult to find fault with the quality of his work. If desired, one could criticize the prices, but Kalentia herself didn't understand much about it – it was quite possible that the true value of the local goods was even higher than the offered price. But, one way or another, Kalentia didn't have the funds for such purchases, and, thanking the saleswoman for the time she had spent with her, the girl left the store.
The next place the Argalian decided to visit was "Stained Glass," and on the way there, she met Röhey. On the way to their destination, the girl told her companion about the incident in the workshop, and also mentioned that there shouldn't be any problems finding the foreigner – sooner or later, she would have to return for the weapon. The main problem here was to choose the right moment so as not to miss her second visit to the workshop.