cover you when the sky comes crashing in
Deimos followed suit, eyes tracking the familiar route and shapes of the street. He was fond of this area too, of all the merchants hustling their wares, the creative efforts and pride Halovians took to their storefronts, to the passersby glancing at their offerings. He waved or nodded at a few as they wound their way through, making a mental note of some other considerations to conduct and commit to while still in this area, before they came to the intended shop.
Recognizing the older owner immediately, he bowed his head in greeting, then listened as Glas took the lead. It was good for him, the Sword figured, for the crafter to lay out the sales pitch, to extend his gratitude, to proclaim with contentment to his work and commitment to the potential orchestrations of said business.
He was surprised by the reluctance in the other though, and stepped forward when Glas seemed to turn his way, wanting the support. “From what I understand, this is experimental. We would not want to take your money for such things.” But he knew what most of them, including himself, were like, so he proffered another range and alternative, if the man still wanted to pursue payment options. “We could always consider a trade.”
Recognizing the older owner immediately, he bowed his head in greeting, then listened as Glas took the lead. It was good for him, the Sword figured, for the crafter to lay out the sales pitch, to extend his gratitude, to proclaim with contentment to his work and commitment to the potential orchestrations of said business.
He was surprised by the reluctance in the other though, and stepped forward when Glas seemed to turn his way, wanting the support. “From what I understand, this is experimental. We would not want to take your money for such things.” But he knew what most of them, including himself, were like, so he proffered another range and alternative, if the man still wanted to pursue payment options. “We could always consider a trade.”
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