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- Thank you. I think I have an idea how to dissuade him. Tirza actually had an idea. Perhaps not the best one, but it was worth a try.
There was no security at Tarageros's house and nobody else besides the owner himself and a couple of servants; one of them led the guest to her employer. He lazily glanced at the visitor and said with equal apathy: "Welcome, make yourself at home, whoever you are."
- Hello, - Kir was a little surprised by the woman's appearance, as well as her sudden appearance. - Yes, we would like to take a look at... - the merchant paused, glanced at the goods, and then continued, - Initially, we were interested in scrolls from the schools of lightning and earth, but you have so many interesting things here that now we want to learn about other items as well. For example, about a cloak, boots, or even a blade. Will you tell us about them?
- Thank you for your hospitality, - Tirza said politely, bowing, - my name is Tirza Ayers, and I would like to talk to you about your participation in the tournament.
Meltaret was impressed. With some difficulty, he tore his gaze away from the firelight reflecting off the blade of the sword and put the dagger back. - Then, I apologize for the disturbance. You know, I don't often visit large cities, especially capitals. In the places where I usually stop, there was, at best, one rundown forge that took anything. Meltaret looked around to see if there was anything else interesting on display. - This sword is an excellent piece of work. Only a true master could make something like this from moonstone. You must have good suppliers if you have access to such a valuable resource.
The following items caught the eye (all of them were labeled): Knight's Belt, 8000 Linears. Helm of Clarity, 3000 Linears. Warriors' Whip (heavy armor), 10000 Linears. Armor of the Gods (heavy armor), 50000 Linears. Ideal (light armor), 20000 Linears. Lord of Nature (heavy armor), 10000 Linears. Hero's Armor (light armor), 20000 Linears. Champion's Shield, 10000 Linears. Perfection (one-handed sword), 60000 Linears. Souleater (katana), 10000 Linears. Executioner (two-handed axe), 6000 Linears. King's Law (two-handed hammer), 20000 Linears. Mace (mace), 7500 Linears. Phantom Moon (two-handed sword), 100000 Linears.
- To be honest, I don't know. Halgar has many acquaintances, as he has been in this business for a very long time and has established himself as the best blacksmith in Ilianar. And perhaps in all of Erathia. But, unfortunately, he never talks to me about anything other than blacksmithing or running the forge. And he refuses to talk to other people at all. One of his old acquaintances told me that he has been like this since he returned from Gadhdar, and before that, he was a quite sociable person...
- Judging by the prices, you can't buy any junk here. - the Melkiorian chuckled. - By the way, I saw a couple more forges in the city. Can you tell me something about them?
- Thank you for your hospitality, - Tirza said politely, bowing. - My name is Tirza Ayers, and I would like to talk to you about your participation in the tournament.
- Ah, so you're from that woman. - Tarageros replied in the same emotionless voice. - She managed to bore me to death with this tournament some time ago, and now she's sending others to do the same. Is that right? Sorry if I jumped to conclusions.Arandor
I think I'll go
- Hello, - Kir was a little surprised by the woman's appearance, as well as her sudden appearance. - Yes, we would like to take a look at... - the merchant paused, glanced at the goods, and then continued, - Initially, we were interested in scrolls of the schools of lightning and earth, but you have so many interesting things here that now we want to know about other items as well. Let's say about a cloak, boots, or even a blade. Will you tell us?
- Have you ever gotten tired of the attention of others? Would you like to become an inconspicuous person that no one pays attention to? This cloak will help. The boots will allow you to fly. And as for the sword... I call it Soulstealer; it gives its owner the ability to take a piece of their opponent's essence.
- You're right, but I might have something that interests you. At least, if what she said about your hedonistic tendencies was true. Or did she misunderstand something?
- I'm not a philosopher, but I think the honor of a true knight is priceless.
Revan, and what's the exchange rate?
- That's right! Exactly! Congratulations, my friend, you have passed the test! 1 gold linear = 50 silver linear / 500 paper.Fragment
- Judging by the prices, you can't buy junk here, - the Melchiorian smirked. - By the way, I saw a couple more forges in the city. What can you tell me about them?
- Well... The workshop handles large orders, forges equipment for armies, and so on; they can also sell individual items. The quality is satisfactory, but nothing special. Kiin specializes in runic enchantments; I can't say anything about that, as I don't understand this craft. I feel sorry for Rolanda; he's a good blacksmith, but he can't compete with mass producers, and he doesn't reach the level of Halgar. I respect him for his unwillingness to practice his craft alone, but he's already struggling to make ends meet. He takes on any job, which means he can also improve some weapon, even if it's not the best.
- You are right, but I might have something that could interest you. At least, if what she said about your hedonistic tendencies was true. Or did she misunderstand something?
Tarageros looked thoughtfully at Tirza. - What are you suggesting?
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- And how much do the cloak and boots cost?
- The boots cost 90 gold linears, the cloak costs 45.
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