For Johnny and Sianna she had time to prepare for their wedding gifts. It took a lot of pondering. Johnny had been her very first friend in Rhydin and though they rarely talked he was definitely a dear friend to her. Just as was his fiancee Sianna and his cousin Rini. All three of them held a very special place in her heart and mind.
And it was in that she took to making Johnny and Sianna's gifts to be meaningful and special. They were such a special and adorable couple. They deserved the world but Sera surely couldn't afford to give them that. But she had another idea in mind. Something meaningful in more then just one way. But she would need materials to craft what she wanted.
She also needed to figure what to make for Shadow and Chantra. Though she barely knew Chantra she knew Shadow. Despite his past and his 'other half' he was a good man. He deserved this happiness. They deserved happiness.
Taking up her shawl and a basket she strolled out into the marketplace. Her first order of business was to the silversmith. What odd look she received when asking for some specifics but not just specifics. Specific materials not actual done wares. But he was happy to oblige the small woman, gathering her desired materials with little time. While he was busy gathering what she asked for she looked about the wares the man had to sale. Nothing she really wanted but definitely some fine crafted items! Maybe she would return when she wasn't so focused on other tasks.
With coins passed and materials gathered she tucked them into the basket and hurried on her way. So many places to stop yet so little time. But this was good for her. Something to focus on other then her pounding head and aching body.
A jewelry stall was the next sought out. Not for the jewelry but for specially cut jewels. Sapphires to be exact. Also a crafting kit for jewelry engravement and mold material so she could make the molds for the items. The woman found Sera's specifics to be a tad overwhelming but was able to give Sera what she wanted and more. This delighted her. It meant that her own work would be more easier and go along smoother.
Just before dark she had gathered the last item on her list of things to gather, the whole day rushed on by while she strolled the streets to fill her list. The first snowflake of a incoming blizzard touched her nose and she looked up to the sky. The sky looked so dark and sombre without the glory of the moon's light.
To her shop steps quickened, forgetting about food in her haste. Sera barely made it inside as the snow began to flurry down more rapidly, coating everything it touched in white splendor.
Now where to start...?
And it was in that she took to making Johnny and Sianna's gifts to be meaningful and special. They were such a special and adorable couple. They deserved the world but Sera surely couldn't afford to give them that. But she had another idea in mind. Something meaningful in more then just one way. But she would need materials to craft what she wanted.
She also needed to figure what to make for Shadow and Chantra. Though she barely knew Chantra she knew Shadow. Despite his past and his 'other half' he was a good man. He deserved this happiness. They deserved happiness.
Taking up her shawl and a basket she strolled out into the marketplace. Her first order of business was to the silversmith. What odd look she received when asking for some specifics but not just specifics. Specific materials not actual done wares. But he was happy to oblige the small woman, gathering her desired materials with little time. While he was busy gathering what she asked for she looked about the wares the man had to sale. Nothing she really wanted but definitely some fine crafted items! Maybe she would return when she wasn't so focused on other tasks.
With coins passed and materials gathered she tucked them into the basket and hurried on her way. So many places to stop yet so little time. But this was good for her. Something to focus on other then her pounding head and aching body.
A jewelry stall was the next sought out. Not for the jewelry but for specially cut jewels. Sapphires to be exact. Also a crafting kit for jewelry engravement and mold material so she could make the molds for the items. The woman found Sera's specifics to be a tad overwhelming but was able to give Sera what she wanted and more. This delighted her. It meant that her own work would be more easier and go along smoother.
Just before dark she had gathered the last item on her list of things to gather, the whole day rushed on by while she strolled the streets to fill her list. The first snowflake of a incoming blizzard touched her nose and she looked up to the sky. The sky looked so dark and sombre without the glory of the moon's light.
To her shop steps quickened, forgetting about food in her haste. Sera barely made it inside as the snow began to flurry down more rapidly, coating everything it touched in white splendor.
Now where to start...?