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 Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 11:08 am
Fifth enjoyed his life in most situations. It was particularly profitable when it came to finding things that people dropped or even snatching them right off their person. And with a Greed / Patience child coming, the greed children seeming to have a talent for judging something's worth or how real it was, he was hoping that he could get some estimates for the stockpile of jewelry he'd been waiting to pawn. He had the sense to know, however, that the boy was likely going to want parts and pieces, so he decided then and there that he would split the small hoard 50/50 with the greed spawn as long as he got to know the prices of the items.
...assuming that Cody was able to do that. If not, he would, as usual, figure something else out and use the jewels and metals as prizes for the boy doing something properly. Or he could go through any possible way that Cody could sense them, and then they would just know his way of doing that. There was smell, touch, taste, sight... alright, maybe not taste, but regardless. Looking through the little box, he dug out a few of the little trinkets to observe before putting them back. Unable to help it, he hoped this class would be profitable on his end.
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Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 2:27 pm
If there was one thing the spawn hated more than being denied something of interest or having said thing taken away, it was being at the facility. It smelled, was creepy, and all the techs were grumpier than Ary was on one of her good days. Yet, here he was for the third time in a week. It was almost as if Shadai was trying to keep him out of the house and out of trouble by sending him there for random classes that he saw no true use for.
Cody was still grumbling irritably to himself as he opened the door to his class. As soon as he did, the spawn froze in mid-step, eyes wide. There, right in front of his eyes was a GIANT pile of treasure that glowed so brightly it practically lit up the entire room with an array of shimmery colors. "Woah... Nice treasure," he muttered, walking over to the rather strange looking male.
"So, what's it for, anyways?" he asked, eying the treasure. Several pieces of jewelry and odd objects caught his attention almost instantly as being the rarest while others seemed to have no aura whatsoever and just lay there. Huh, if he had to guess, he was going to be forced to separate the varying objects by their worth. That could be fun, he supposed.
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xInsane_Night_Skittlesx Crew
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