suddenly i'm spinning like a ceiling fan, around and 'round we go
The lighting merchant is one that looks like he takes pride in his work – and like he does a lot of it. It makes her think that he’s certainly the best one to come to, especially with how exasperated he seems with the idea of adding more star etched crystals. Her amber gaze flits over toward Nova, seeing the puppy dog eyes she flashes toward the merchant, and with the options listed out she scans the chandelier in question.
“Hmm.” She shifts her weight a little, the gears working in her head. “Don’t got a contact for mage glass, but.. Could ya adjust this one to fit more as y’make ‘em?” Extend the arms out and while they’d look bare for a few moments, as the merchant finished them, they could easily be tacked on. “Orrrr, we take this one as is and we can commission ya for two more?” So long as they had the big main one, the others could spread out through the hanged man, giving the effect of more stars but without having to wait until the end of Longheat.” Looking to Nova briefly in the sibling act of checking in with the options available, she looks back to the merchant with her own gentle, innocent and naïve smile that’s sunny as it is excited.
“We ain’t in the business of rushin’ perfection, y’know.” A brief pause as she steps up to the edge of the counter. “An’ we don’t really got lots of things we can offer, but we are the new owners of the Hanged Man. So if ya need a drink at the end of your work days, y’can come in and get the VIP treatment?” They could make sure there was always a spot open for the merchant, unless Nova has a better idea.
Caly suggests either expanding the current chandelier to be able to fit more stars as he gets the time to make them, or commissioning two other ones to accompany it to spread out the stars across the Hanged Man. She doesn’t have anything to trade currently, but she suggests saving him a good spot in the bar for whenever he wants or needs to drop by.
“Hmm.” She shifts her weight a little, the gears working in her head. “Don’t got a contact for mage glass, but.. Could ya adjust this one to fit more as y’make ‘em?” Extend the arms out and while they’d look bare for a few moments, as the merchant finished them, they could easily be tacked on. “Orrrr, we take this one as is and we can commission ya for two more?” So long as they had the big main one, the others could spread out through the hanged man, giving the effect of more stars but without having to wait until the end of Longheat.” Looking to Nova briefly in the sibling act of checking in with the options available, she looks back to the merchant with her own gentle, innocent and naïve smile that’s sunny as it is excited.
“We ain’t in the business of rushin’ perfection, y’know.” A brief pause as she steps up to the edge of the counter. “An’ we don’t really got lots of things we can offer, but we are the new owners of the Hanged Man. So if ya need a drink at the end of your work days, y’can come in and get the VIP treatment?” They could make sure there was always a spot open for the merchant, unless Nova has a better idea.
Caly suggests either expanding the current chandelier to be able to fit more stars as he gets the time to make them, or commissioning two other ones to accompany it to spread out the stars across the Hanged Man. She doesn’t have anything to trade currently, but she suggests saving him a good spot in the bar for whenever he wants or needs to drop by.
Calypso
suddenly i will never be alone
