Sega laughed at Lane's comments. "No Lane, I think that will be everything for today! Thank you so much!" She turned to Lorrena and told her to put the food in the basket for now. They both bowed and left. While walking away, Sega looked back and gave one last smile to Lane.

Both girls headed towards the shops. "Hmmm…which one next?"

@Tyler Night

Ralph smiled at Whiskey's joke, replying "ha, no problem. Have a good day!" As she walked out, the general store owner took note of what had been purchased while he was gone and what would now need to be done. More than just potato chips and an envelope, at least. Fortunately, only the most recent customer had left potato chip crumbs all over the store. First thing first though; Ralph needed to order more stock. Despite the store being almost empty now, it was apparently a busy morning, so he got out a piece of paper and wrote down what things he would need to order. Potato chips, envelopes, milk, bread, nails, and so on the list went. And with that list, Ralph went ahead and called his suppliers. Easy enough.

What would be more tedious, however, was cleaning up after the sloppy potato chip eater. He didn't mind too much, but Ralph had just cleaned the store, so it was a little unfortunate. Oh well, just a part of running a business. Never one to stay pessimistic, he grabbed a broom and pan and began cleaning up. No other customers had come in yet, but Ralph was ready to help anyone who might need something.

~The Ever so Great Witch in training, Selma~

@Stern Algorithm

Selma gave Sierra a confident grin, shaking her finger at the girl in a somewhat condescending manner.

"Of course I can turn a copper bar into a silver bar!" She replied confidently. "As if such a thing is so difficult for a great witch like me." She was...well, semi confident in her ability to do such a thing. Realistically speaking, she had never even attempted such a spell before. It was likely vastly outside of her scope of ability, but that wasn't going to stop her from trying at least.

"Now, on the incredibly small chance I fail...I'll come out to the mine and help you! You really look like you could use some help out here after all. It's pretty hot and stuff. Do we have a deal then?~"

in hindsight, that was a stupid thing to offer. She had no idea how to work in the mine, but she couldn't go back on her word now, could she?

@Rune_Alchemist

Sierra scrutinized Selma, doubting that the girl would be up for hard labor. "It's a real commitment to work in the mines, it's hard work and I'd have to train you. I was kind of joking, but either way, we'll see what happens." Sierra looked up at the sky, noting that it was still before noon. This little distraction wasn't too much of an inconvenience, and maybe she'd stop into town and get an early lunch when these shenanigans were done.

@VKAllen

"Alright then, follow me," she said, leading the way to the blacksmith. Sierra helped herself into the front door; depending on how hard Emille-Bella was working, the smith might not be able to hear a call or a knock.