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Two golden eyes roved over the various odds and ends that were for sale in the multitude of little stands and shops. Zander absolutely loved coming to Mossflower. The place still sort of felt like his home, since it was pretty much where he'd spent all his life...until he'd decided to run off, and Lirian had adopted him. Now he lived with the hedgehog in Fleuve, learning how to do carpentry with his new guardian, as well as trying to further his true craft, which was to sing and play his instrument. The little old mandolin was strapped to his back now, he pretty much dragged it everywhere. It had gotten pretty busted up during his flight to the river too, but Lir had helped him to mend it. It was vendor day, which meant he'd been helping Lir sell stuff, but now they were on break, and he was free to wander a little.

He stopped dead in his tracks when his eyes caught sight of none other than Lily Robinson. Lily effin' Robinson! The little ferret stood slack-jawed for a moment as he gazed at the raccoon lady, who was known across the land for her daring deeds. But then, he got even more excited to see that she was selling things. He hurried right over, grinning a big, sharp-toothed ferret smile. Clothes! His eyes roamed over the outfits, but glued onto one of them - the vibrant blue shirt with the yellow tunic. It was so colorful, and it stood out from the rest. The fact that it was a dress didn't once cross the youngster's mind...how was a little kid like him to know?

"Hiii there!" he cried in an excited voice, continuing to smile. "Aren't you Lily Robinson!? I've heard about you before, Zephra told us about you! Is this stuff for sale??" he asked, his voice quick as he looked over the clothes again.

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Lily looked up at the ferret with a slight smile, but it was mostly put on for the sake of business. "Yeah, I'm Lily, but I don't imagine that Zeph has many nice things to say about me anymore." She chuckled.

"Everything you see before you is for sale, but you gotta have a good trade for it if you really want it."



Lily scowled over the stump at Abeya. "I think you're referring to my father, or any of the other Robinson Raccoons." She huffed. "I'm going to have to have a talk with Zephra. It seems that she's been spreading filthy lies about me being some kind of do gooder. None the less." She put on a big smile for the little mouse. "Everything on the stump is for sale, and everything on the stump must go! I take almost anything in trade as long as it's original... I don't really have any use for most things because my recona-ais-stance missions get me all the stuff I could ever want..." She leaned in all secret like. "That's why this stuff is for sale. "

She winked at the mouse.

She eyed him fiercely... "I'll take a song... You buying that dress for your sister or something?"

"You don't have to be brave to be an adventurer..." She scowled again. "You just have to lack a desire for common sense, and you have to go out and do it. Adventure doesn't always find you, usually you have to seek it."

"I do enjoy fish..." She shook her head side to side quickly in thought. "Tea and fish and maybe even some spices... Though I won't let you have the dress until you cook it, to be fair." She looked the mouse up and down. "You Mossflower?"

“Well…yes…I suppose you’re right about that.” Abeya tilted and nodded her head, “Sometimes I’m not sure it’s the right thing for me…all the stories make it seem so romantic and exciting…but everything has a bad side, doesn’t it?” Abeya’s mood lifted, “Oh yes, to be fair…of course…” She gestured to Newt, who soon scrambled to his feet and joined her, “No, I’m Woodhaven. Not far though. Where Mossflower and Woodhaven touch, not far from the River.”

The eye-catching display of clothes on the stump was interesting to both Marceline and Finn- a rare thing indeed, as the cat had often thought she'd seen all there was to see of Mossflower. The stump wasn't too terribly crowded yet- some mice, a ferret, a bird, a tiny bat. Most of them were smaller than she was. Sidling in, she quickly glanced at the material laid before her. She chuckled at the little male ferret with the pretty blue dress. "I would have killed for a dress like that when I was a little girl..." she murmured, before digging through the pile to try and find something useful. While Hallowmarl was a great place to live, the sand was hot and often bothered her footpaws. However, she didn't really see any sandals or shoes... until a piece of brown pleather caught her eye. A pair of boots? Excellent!

They were pretty amazing boots. They'd once been part of a Captain John Starling Adventure Playset, and what they lacked in legitimacy they made up for in ornateness. She tossed the black-and-white... acrobat's costume to the side to get a better look at them, irritating Finn in the process.

"Hey!" the squirrel shouted. "What's 'at all about?" He'd been looking very carefully at that acrobat's costume, and didn't appreciate its sudden disappearance

"I'm lookin' at boots," she said, not really paying attention to her young charge. "Iffen you want to run off an' play or somethin', that's fine by me."

The squirrel was off in a flash. Tucking the boots under her arm, she forced her way up to the front where the raccoon was standing. "'Ey, Miz Raccoon! What kind of trades you after for this lot?" she said to the raccoon once the creature had a free moment.

Leandar strolled around Mossflower's renowned market, searching for something of unexpected value. Such a find wasn't uncommon, and there wasn't a single time that Leandar had come away without something. Suddenly searching eyes found what they searched for in the form of Lily's shop. A smile was painted on his face, "hello," he said kindly to the shops proprietor. Although he was currently conversing with the pirate-looking animal, Leandar's focus shifted to a cowboy hat with a surgical face mask, which wraps around the ears, and a pair of goggles attached to the brim of the hat. It was perhaps the most peculiar item that the wildcat had seen, but Leandar was intrigued all the same.