Lara
"Experienced I am, been selling stuff for a while now." *It would be about 4 years since she started selling her pottery, in the past she would sell much worse, and smarter people could haggle the price to make her business non-profit able. Really eventually learned to sell stuff without being taken advantage of.* "You learn a lot of little things about everything when you're in the trading business."

*Ralki would be taken a little aback but then would stop the Canifor* "Even a peasant would pay for food, for an acquaintance. Don't worry, I have no shortage of coins, and besides, you only have silver coins when most of the food here only cost 2 or 3 copper."
Diana
*Juna would slowly lower her hand at Ralki's decline.*"O... Oh right..."*She'd murmur, putting her silver coins away. The Canifor should have known better than to show off her money any more than necessary.*"Sorry..."

*The Canifor would idly wait for Ralki to pay for her food, ears raising as if to listen out for something.*"People here... Wouldn't mind me carrying around silver... Would they...?"*She'd ask quietly. After her encounter with a thief earlier, seemingly willing to do anything to get some money's worth out if something, Juna had grown concerned to those who had a potential eye out for anything of value on her. Due to this, she decided to keep her staff as it is, any other magic happenings more likely to catch peoples' attention if they're as bad as she thinks they are.*
Lara
*Worrying honestly that the Canifor felt guilty for trying to pay for her share, it was a simple courtesy and the Canifor was surprised. This paranoia is probably also bad, though Ralki wouldn't know because she's strong enough to fight off any thief that tried to steal her coins.*

"Not really, like of course there might be some envious eyes, but not like they have the confidence to actually try and steal it. The worst part about showing your wealth really is just the merchants, they'll definitely try to scam you, don't buy anything you don't need and it will be fine."
Diana
*Juna would glance at the other people in town, wondering exactly which merchants she should look out for. The Canifor only really came for food. That was necessity enough right? She'd peer over at Ralki, almost staring for a while. Ralki had assured her that no one had the confidence to steal, though scamming was seemingly worst here.*

"I've... Never visited this place before..."*She'd admit quietly, her gaze dropping away from Ralki to focus on the ground while she'd wait.*"But... It seems much nicer than the Capitol here..."
Lara
"It's easy enough to not get scammed out of all of your money" *Ralki would start eating her Cheesey potato* "Anyways, it's better to not be distracted while eating"

"Yeah, the big cities are nice to visit, but I'd never want to live there." *It's really so suffocating in the capitol, there's always people, you can do ceramics without being seen by people, and the merchants there will try to scam you with bad investments.*
Diana
*The Canifor would look down at her own food, soon taking a bit out of it and letting out a satisfied sigh. A faint chirp would come from her bag, causing her to shake it lightly in quietly trying to hush the sound before refocusing on Ralki.*

"I don't... Have the best experience with... The cities..."*She'd say, soon taking another bite of the potato as she came to find herself enjoying the taste relatively well.*"Some people there didn't... Have the nicest intent..."
Lara
"Yep..." *Ralki would say, it was people from the city who challenged her father to gambling, and inevitably he lost all of the family heirlooms.* "Why don't we sit, enjoy our snack, and maybe talk about why we don't like cities."

*She would point to a bench that has some shade because of a large tree nearby, the leaves had just started growing around this time.*