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Cecelia smiled. "That would be great." she said with enthusiam. Although, the real reason she wanted to go to the shops was to buy a new cane. She'd dropped hers while running from those men this morning, and couldn't possibly find it now. Without the cane, she'd probably trip over ever object in her path.
Cecelia sighed as she stood, glad Ada was there the guide her. That was one reason she hated these big towns. The roads, and almost everything else, were made of stones which made it hard to get around. She missed the soft glow of the grasslands. She could at least she where she was walking there.
Cecelia gestered in front of her. "Lead the way."

Cecelia took Ada's arm gratefully. She thought a moment before answering Ada's question.
"It doesn't really matter." she paused a moment, then spoke slowly. "Actually... I'm looking for a cane... or some kind of stick. It needs to be about this high," she gestered to the area at her hip, "and very sturdy."
Cecelia felt the wind blow against her face for a moment before Ada's wing protected her from it. She smiled slightly at her comment.
"If it wasn't so strong, it would be nice. It reminds me of the winds that blew through my old village."
A feeling of longing and sadness filled her when she thought of her home. She missed it very much.

Seth

Sensing Quinn leaving Seth waited a bit then slowly got up, shaky as he stood he walked toward the entrance using the wall to brace himself.

Cecelia giggled. "In a way, yes. I'm surprised you didn't notice before. You're rather dense, Ada." she teased.
Cecelia paused a moment, thinking. She could understand way Ada didn't discern before. Cecelia always looked directly at Ada when she spoke, and at others who spoke to her. She could see how that can make it confusing.
When she spoke again her words were slower, shy. "I can see why you didn't notice. I'm only partially blind...."

Cecelia blushed at Ada's compliment. "T-Thank you...." she mumbled.
Cecelia was surprised Ada didn't question further after she had said 'partially blind'. Oh, well. She could always explain later.
Ada had found a shop then and Cecelia put her musings aside. Her eyes twinkled with amusment as she answered. "It's like the perfect place. It looks so quaint." She tried not to laugh. Ada really was dense. How was she to know what kind of shop it was?

When Cecelia stepped into the store she noticed the change in the air. It was warm and a little stuffy in the shop, and it had the smell of wood and old things. The aura of a human was across from them.
An antique shop, most likely. she deduced.
Cecelia stepped forward with her hand out stretched as Ada asked about a cane. Her hand ran into a smooth, thin strip of wood held up between two poles which, in turn, were attached to a soft square base. A chair.
Cecelia had turned it and sat down when she heard a male voice reply to Ada. "Of course." the man stated, gruffly. "What kind are you looking for?"
Cecelia raised her hands gestering as she described what she needed. "It needs to be about this long, durable. It doesn't really matter what it looks like as long as it can take lots of wear and tear."

The man nodded before he rushed off to go find a cane that would suit the desires of Cecelia. He came back with a cane that was the right length and made of sturdy wood. Cherry wood was Ada's guess because of the reddish wood color that usually was associated with that kind of wood. Alone the length of the can was black inking which Ada couldn't make out. At the top was a bent handle rather then a spherical one. Ada took it from the man and held it out to Cecelia.

"how does it feel?" Ada asked. Figuring the look of it didn't matter much since she was partially blind...

Ada glanced back at the hood man who entered the shop, her eyes staying on him for a moment. Something about him didn't quite sit right, He had a different scent. What was it? The tengu's nose twitched as she tried to take out what scent it was amongst the antique shop that had many of it's own smells mingling.