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[brat_from_hell]

Who: Phibrizzo and OPEN
When: September 4th, between 10am and 4pm (just specify when your character is stopping in)
Where: The Seyrunn Shop of Sorcery
What: Business at a magic shop
Warnings: Probably no more than PG



The Seyrunn Shop of Sorcery had two selling points that distinguished them from other magic shops in the city: the magic amulets with spells pre-loaded into them, and Brass Rackets - a sport from the co-owners' world that used enchanted rackets. Neither item required magic ability. Other wares in the shop, such as their selection of magical herbs, ritual items, and other supplies, were for people who were actually magic users. However, the amulets could be used by anyone as a self-defense item against the Darkness monsters, and the rackets depended on the user's strength of will and force of personality.

At the moment, Phibrizzo was placing some of the magic amulets in a sturdy clear glass cabinet that locked. Spotting someone approaching him from the side, he turned to greet them.

"Hello. What can I do for you, today?"

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[brat_from_hell]

"Oh, no, it's fine," said Phibrizzo. "The other co-owner is my legal guardian, and I still do my fair share of the work here. He just had to take care of all the paperwork. I read it and signed it too, of course, but nobody wants to sell property to a child."

He knew from experience. This world had the idea that children needed to be protected. Unless they were AGI slaves or SERO experiments, of course.

Phibrizzo led the way past the magic amulets, toward the ritual items.

"All of these here, here, here and here should work," said Phibrizzo, gesturing to a few stones, a set of candles, some magical herbs and some binding cord, "but it depends on what you're protecting against and what kind of items you prefer."

[dr_orpheus]

"Oh yes? Does he share your skills?" He wondered idly if the co-owner was someone he already knew. The question that he most would have liked to ask, though, was whether Phibrizzo's guardian shared some of his other more annoying qualities. There was getting better acquainted with the local magic users and there was setting yourself up for torment. Orpheus could do without the latter.

"They all look promising." At first glance, he found the quality acceptable. Nothing that would make clients question whether he had stopped by the Dollar Discount Barn on the way to their home. "I would be interested in hearing which of these you would recommend to drive off the spirit of a lonely middle-aged man who doesn't realize a new family has moved into his childhood home." Orpheus couldn't help it. He wanted to see just how well Phibrizzo knew his trade.

[brat_from_hell]

"Some of them, but he's a priest of Lord Beastmaster, so he's the one to ask about any spells dealing with animals, transformations and things like that."

Phibrizzo paused and considered Orpheus' question. Were they not in his shop, he might have asked Orpheus why he didn't know that already. However, since they were in a domain where he needed to behave professionally, he remained polite.

"Well, you'll want an onyx for protection, of course," said Phibrizzo. "Because he's not going to take the truth well at first. A black candle for banishment, too...but if you're trying to help him move on so he won't just find somewhere else or go lose himself in the Darkness, you'll need a white candle for new beginnings and a rose quartz to help him accept the situation and move on."