David
"Oh, no. Miners usually have a lot of work for translators. Warning signs are often made in whatever the native language in that area is, and then there's official documents that pass through a lot of hands. It's a whole thing." *Yae Kim grimaced, thinking about the amount of work it would be, but was also eager for the money to be had.* "Speaking of, where did you get all your equipment? Bought it along the way?"
Stanley
"Gifts from my parents." *She whips her spear around, twirling it in her left hand in front of her.* "Top is my family's crest, which is a little odd, but it still works pretty good."
David
"Mm." *Yae Kim slowed a second to admire the weapon.* "Well, you carry it well. Have you had to use it often?"
Stanley
"Thankfully, no." *She tosses it up into the air, catching it with her right hand before strapping it back to her back.* "Doesn't mean I don't know how to use it."
David
*Yae Kim's hand moved to his own weapons, but he decided against it, with no real story behind his own.* "Fair enough." *The two were nearing the blacksmith, and Yae Kim pulled a small ledger from his robes.* "Think you'll be getting anything?"
Stanley
"I don't imagine so, no..." *She pondered for a moment, before shaking her head.* "Yeah, no. I don't plan on getting any armor or something to that effect, so I'll be good. Let's just grab your stuff and go."