It was the week after Draig and Dracule had sparred and still no one from the Guild"s or the Knights had shown up, but it happened on the final day Draig was gonna take down the stalls that were being manned by the Goblin Skeletons when a oddly calm looking girl came into the farm.The most noticeable feature about this girl was the large sword strapped to her back and the blank stare she seemed to give everything. As the girl walked through the stalls and looked at the different things she eventually walked up to the old Farmhouse and knocked on the door firmly.
Draig opened the door and stared at the blank faced girl before him and raised a brow in interest, he had been meditating a bit to try and get more in touch with the skills he knew like he had against Dracule in the battle before so as to speed up his progress and one of the things he had picked up was how to sense Dark energy, or rather the energy that is most commonly emitted from Dark Creatures.
It was but a couple seconds before Draig allowed the girl entry and showed her to his humble living room.
"So what is it that you want" asked Draig after a few minutes of trading stares with the girl.
"Sylvie was told you can enchant weapons so she has brought her sword to be enchanted" answered the girl
"So am I to understand that you are Sylvie" asked Draig attempting to clarify.
The girl nodded and looked at Draig blankly.
"Then let me ask you Sylvie are you aware that my services don"t come cheap and that you may be judged for doing business with a Dark being like me" asked Draig looking at Sylvie trying to read her.
"Sylvie already knows but Sylvie has a lot of cores and items she can trade" explained Sylvie before dumping over a bag that began filling the table with contents that obviously shouldn"t have been able to fit inside.
Draig stared at the bag with a bit of astonishment, it was the first time he had seen something like it and he was a bit awe struck by the idea behind it.
"What is that" asked Draig finally causing Sylvie to look at Draig.
"This is Sylvie"s Bottomless Bag, it holds Sylvie"s things from adventures and missions" explained Sylvie.
"Where did you get it" asked Draig with interest.
"Sylvie thinks the Guilds hand them out to their Guilders upon joining" answered Sylvie monotonously.
Draig looked a bit disgruntled for a bit but soon remembered he could potentially create his own version of the nifty little novelty.
"Alright you have indulged my curiosity so now let us begin with the business, am I to take it that the sword on your back is the one you wish to have enchanted" asked Draig as looked at the slab of metal that was clearly too large for the girl.
"This is Sylvie"s sword" answered Sylvie with a nod and handing it to Draig.
Draig grabbed the sword with little trouble despite it"s size causing Sylvie to widen her eyes slightly before returning to normal.
"Sylvie"s sword is heavy" said Sylvie staring at the ease Draig lifted the blade.
Draig didn"t even pay attention to her as he thought about what he could do with the blade before remembering it was a custom order.
"What do you want me to do with it" asked Draig turning to look at Sylvie.
"Sylvie want"s her sword to channel her inner nature so when she fights she can do her best" answered Sylvie blankly though her eyes seemed to follow Draig"s every movement now.
"A weapon that can channel one"s inner nature" muttered Draig but his thought"s were interrupted.
"No, Sylvie needs her sword to channel all of her inner natures" stated Sylvie looking at Draig seriously.
"I see" muttered Draig though he was confused as to why she would need it channel multiple natures he didn"t ask.
"I can do it with a bit of work but the question is what are you paying" asked Draig hoisting the sword up again.
"Sylvie has pills, weapon ingredients, skill books, cores, and others" explained Sylvie causing Draig a bit more confusion, he didn"t know what pills were, he didn"t understand what weapon ingredients were and as for Skill books it was also a first.
"I think I will take the Cores" answered Draig after a moment.
"How many does Sylvie need" asked Sylvie
"For such a large piece how about we call it Five hundred" asked Draig testing the price.
"Sylvie will do it" answered Sylvie handing Draig a Core counter with Five hundred Cores on it.
"What is this" asked Draig looking at the Core Counter oddly.
"Do you not have a Core counter, Sylvie finds this odd" stated Sylvie blankly.
"What is it for" asked Draig looking at the odd device.
"Elder Sister told Sylvie that it was like a wallet" explained Sylvie pulling out another.
"Then why do you have two wallets" asked Draig
"In case Sylvie forgets her wallet she has another" answered Sylvie staring into Draig"s eyes.
"Alright, then do you mind if I keep this one" asked Draig holding up the Core counter.
"Sylvie does not mind" answered Sylvie.
Draig nodded and packed the device away while noting that he may know a lot of the ancient ways but he knew almost nothing about his own era.
"I"ll have to have someone teach me about these things, I am sure an enchanted weapon will get me a couple lessons" thought Draig as he carried the sword to a different room but found himself being followed.
"I need privacy for my work" stated Draig shutting the door behind him leaving a blank faced Sylvie staring at the door.
An hour later Draig reappeared in the door way and found Sylvie still standing in the same spot creepily.
"I have finished" said Draig handing the sword back to Sylvie who looked at the blade curiously seeing no difference.
"What did you expect" asked Draig seeing the bit of disappointment in the blank faced girl"s eyes.
"Sylvie isn"t sure" answered Sylvie who suddenly grew horns with red scales circling her hands turned claws, the sword in her hand becoming red and releasing extreme heat.
Seeing there was an effect Sylvie immediately returned to normal and stared at Draig in wonder showing her first expression in his presence.
"Sylvie thanks you from the bottom of her heart" stated the girl with a bow before running out of the domain of the Farm.
Draig shook his head and returned to his meditation wondering when the next person would come looking for his services.