As though the shop keeper read Aishia mind, he directed her towards the enchanted items section of their store. Some weapons, clothing, armor. She didn't mind that they only had a small selection, no doubt it would have been more pricy if they were magical anyways. It was just for curiosity. Leaving the shopkeeper to tend to the other customers, Aishia looked at their enchanted items. Rather quickly she found something that she was looking for; leather gauntlets with the trace of magic flowing through them. Sturdy supple leather, thin enough that they didn't get in the way of dexterity but harden in just the right places to provide ample enough protection. Aishia detected what felt like elementalist magic flowing through them, but that's all she could tell. She might even be wrong, since Aishia wasn't really used to identifying magic objects like this. Figuring that the shopkeeper ought to know, she held onto them as she looked around.<br/><br/>A few other things caught her interest. One was a scarf she was looking for, Meerah embroidering using some sort of thick cotton. Not magical as far as Aishia could tell, but it certainly felt right to her. It was long enough that she could wear it in many ways, simply wrapped around her neck, tied into a bow, or even fashioned into a necktie. More importantly, she could use it to cover her scar without feeling like she just put herself into a noose, so she held onto it as well. Before she would go to the shopkeeper, there was one more thing that caught her eye.<br/><br/>On the other side of the shop was more weapons, most of them which Aishia ignored, but one stood out. She knew it as a crossbow; to the best of her knowledge, it's a weapon with concepts from Dvergar. A sort of ranged weapon similar to a bow, but uses smaller (And more economical) ammunition, and doesn't require much strength or skill to use. At least that's as far as her knowledge told her, as when she picked up the weapon, it was oddly heavier than expected. It weighed at least a good seven pounds and didn't seem loaded. It seemed to use some sort of rotating crank system to reload, and after some initial difficulty, she managed to get the momentum to pull the string back. Aishia braced it against her shoulder and took aim towards a bale of hay, and then pulled the trigger. It was unloaded, so nothing was shot, but even than she could feel a small kick as the bow and string snapped back into place. No doubt if it had been loaded, a bolt would have been buried deep into the hay bale. Still, she felt that it might be too unwieldy for her right now. She would consider it though... And hopefully, Sheo would try to make her one. Aishia didn't doubt that Sheo would have the skill to make one, maybe even improve on the design, but she didn't want to rely on her too much. Her pride wouldn't allow it.<br/><br/>After putting the weapon back on it's display, Aishia decided that she would ask the shopkeeper a question about the gauntlets, and than if she likes it she'll buy it with the scarf. However, while she was certain she could afford the scarf, the additional gauntlets might be over her current budget. She could try to haggle of course, but before she would try to think of words to stroke the shopkeeper's ego, she went up to him to ask him about the gauntlets . When it seemed like he had finished conversing with the other Teryn woman, Aishia quietly spoke out.<span style="color: goldenrod">"Excuse me, do you know what the enchantments on these gauntlets are?"</span>Aishia presented the gauntlets for the shopkeeper to see.