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After having a good chat with the swordsmith Saraf handed over the agreed upon price for the greatsword that he'd purchased from the man. It was a beautiful blade, one that he looked forward to getting home so that he could pratice with it. He meant to become the best sword master in Oba one day if he got his way and that meant practice and tons of it. Slinging the strap on the sheath over his shoulder he headed over toward where Aseara was standing, holding a hand out to her, offering a sheathed knife, "Buying them together was a better deal then buying them separately." He explained, not wanting her to think that he was just buying her things at random or to get confused. He had no interest in taking Nuri's woman, he wasn't such a terrible friend as that.

"It has decorations etched into the blade and a jewel in the pommel, fancy but still useful, it should serve whatever purpose you want it to serve." Whether she wanted it for show or to actually stab someone with it, either way it should work out for her. With it he hoped she'd be able to protect herself from the people that were out there, people he knew weren't good people. There would be those who ignored the rules, those who would still want foreign slaves despite what the King had decreed. There would also be those that took people and sold them to people in other countries, and without Nuri here to look after her he felt he should help at least in this capacity.

Saraf gave the Wind Tribeswoman a long look as she asked him how much she owed him, wondering if he should be insulted or not. It wasn't as though he was so hard up for cash that he needed her to pay him back for a simple knife after all. At the same time maybe it was something else? A pride thing on her part? Now that much Saraf could understand since he plenty of pride to go around, and as such it was something he would actually let slide. Due to that thought he finally told her what the knife cost him, "No really anything to worry about in the long run. I got a discount since I bought it along with the sword."

"Eh?" She had a favor to ask of him? He turned to look at Aseara, realizing that he was actually curious as to what it was that she might need of him. It took her a moment to describe it but once she finally told him what it was that she needed. It was understandable that she would want to send messages to Nuri since he was important to her. He nodded his head slowly before he said, "t's possible that it could happen but I can't say that it would be easy to do. Nuri wants to go out into the world, to chase down foreign beasts, which means he might be hard for messenger birds to track down. At the same time I suppose it's always possibe that they could find him depending on their training." He knew little about beast master things after all, meaning that they could be smart enough that they could somehow track Nuri down no matter where he might end up.

Giving a thoughtful sound he said, "I can ask after Nuri, it would be useful for me as well to know where he is, so if get some information about him we both benefit. I can't promise anything with him treking through the wilds of who knows where."