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Ahmanet finally found herself within walking distance to Zenner, already she could tell it was a lot busier. The vast amounts of traffic coming to and from the city was astounding to the Vandrea who tended to avoid more populated locations in favor of the isolated training locale. The Sky was filled with airships, which only a few dared to fly high over her home island. Too close to turn back at this point Ahmanet made her way forward, there was so much, to listen to and for, sounds she'd never heard before, She spent a few moments off to the side of the main road watching the airships. she's never seen a city quite so tall, it seemed as though it stretched on forever. Despite how impressed the vandrea was she did not smile, but she did take in everything she could at the moment while still keeping her guard up.

Quite the colorful cast of earthlings she'd never seen before, brighter than anything she'd seen before, nothing like the gaien she'd met prior, he just had brightly colored hair. Ahmanet noticed here some had orange skin, others blue, while others were remarkably pale, were earthlings always this bright? Ahmnanet couldn't help but wonder, certainly wasn't in the country anymore. Curiosity getting the better of her Ahmanet decided her time of observation was over, making her way over to the city.

scanning the horizon behind her she could see the path she'd taken steadily go upwards. it was one of the longest traveling bout's she'd taken on her own. Feeling accomplished Ahmanet finally headed into the city, the vandrea summarized it wasn't a to much in the grand scheme of accomplishments however it was a nice small personal one. Then again she'd climbed a cliff face with little help as the weather turned, like it was an every day occurrence, for the Vandrea it was more common than her venture into the city.

Ahmanet started walking through the busy streets, and noticed some gazes were following her, towering over most of the earthlings, the vandrea scowled ah the onlookers, there weren't a lot of other aishians around so she did feel pretty exposed. She still didn't care as much as she might for earthlings, they were certainly innovative here at the very least. Being impressed with the earthings faded quickly on the crowed streets, she instead began getting more annoyed being bumped into. Ahmanet started heading closer to the buildings, Ahmanet looked at some of the store fronts for a while before turning a corner and heading down into the alley, she was curious about all of it which included the darker parts of the city. She wasn't really sure what to expect as she walked down some of the side alley streets.

As she continued through they alleys smaller shady vendors seemed to start popping up, selling all manor of things. The stark contrast between the bright streets she'd come in on and the current ones on which she strode was like night and day. Ahmanet actually preferred it. She'd shifted her hand to her swords in case any of the locales had ideas. Ahmanet was almost going to dare them to try, though she was out of place that didn't make her an easy mark, she'd put up quite a fight.

Passing another round of shady merchant one decided to call out to her, "Could I interest you in any of my wares young aishian?"

Ahmanet took pause and gave the earthling a scowl as she quickly glanced around at some of the other earthlings around, were they going to try to steal.

"Now, now, no need for that" the seller said pulling the blanket that was concealing the potions. "I've got quite a selection here, of interesting concoctions," he gave her a smile "How much do you know about magic?" he asked her.

Unfortunately that was a subject she knew very little about, as an Aishian only the sacred blades were allowed to use magic, it was something Ahmanet was striving toward eventually, being the best of the best. Still scowling, Ahmanet decided to humor the seller, with a raised brow.

"These potions, are more potent than ones you'd find sold on the open market, they'll make you stronger, faster, more cunning! with almost no side effects and half the price!"

That sounded quite good, however one never gained anything by taking shortcuts, it was something her mothers had instilled in her, yet, what of there was something she couldn't overcome? a small doubt came to mind. Genuinely contemplating for a moment Ahmanet, just to quiet the seller who was continuing to speak about them picked up a potion that would increase her dexterity, leaving quickly after that after having enough of the city for a while. (801)