[Kasolyna]

Definitely a curious sort. She knew enough from her experiences to be able to tell what he was hiding, but she'd let it go. There was no way for him to know what exactly he had stepped into, at least not yet. But there was definitely promising circumstances if he was already attuned to magic in general. Less freaking out when they started their journey.

"Well, we sell... I suppose whatever we have. We don't exactly have a genre to our inventory," her tone was a little less excitable, more informative and knowledgeable, and definitely less rehearsed, "We're somewhat like a pawn shop in the fact that we sell what people bring to us. But we are different in that we do not accept normal currency."

If he was a human or some other species that did not pay attention or appreciate magic she would have waited until they found an item, as they always did, that they just had to have. But she could be a little more open when someone already knew that science and logic could not explain everything. Still, she wouldn't explain everything. That took away some of the fun. And she wanted as much fun as she could before her sister showed up. That would be any moment now and she was and was not looking forward to it at the same time.