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She nodded her head when he said it was 'this way' and followed him. Masika let him lead the way since he clearly knew where they were going. Learning that it was an actual building was surprising to her. She'd not have thought to look at a building since there were so many little stalls in the middle of the market that sported the bright colors and shouting vendors that caught one's attention. "Oh, I'd have went right past without taking a second look."

When they arrived and he said not to hold him to anything she giggled and nodded again, this time agreeing with him. "I won't, I'm just glad to have some help at least." Masika did enter first, one hand picking up the skirt of her dress so that she could step inside without dragging in all the dirt. She glanced back at him to see if he was coming in as well. "What were you looking for earlier?" If he'd already been to the weapons shop then maybe he'd been looking for something? What type of weapon did he like or want?

Swords? As in more than one?" This caught her attention. Mostly because her own mother used dual swords and had a very well crafted pair. Masika smiled at him. "What type of metal? My mother favors damascus. Something about the swirling colors." Anyone that knew V'demhe knew the woman liked colorful things.

His suggestion to ask the shopkeeper gained another nod of agreement from her before she turned her attention to the person in charge. Mostly her orange gaze sought the person out so she would know who to ask once she got an answer from Orin. Masika didn't want to be rude and ignore him right after asking him something.

Two short swords but nothing special. "Oh, well hopefully you get them in time." It made her wonder what he wanted them for if he had no preference to what they looked like. Her mother's blades looked amazing and rather deadly sharp. They were meant to be intimidating. Was Orin thinking more practically?

With him leading her to the shopkeeper and providing an introduction she gave him a grateful look. Masika also nodded when he excused himself. Her orange eyes watched him as he left and when he paused she gave him another genuine smile. "Thank you, Orin. Tell Aeuri he has an amazing brother for me." Orin had been helpful even though he'd had to backtrack a little. Once he left she'd turn to the shopkeeper to start asking about runes.