Once they were in the armorerâ€™s shop, Balthazar watched Edana walk off and just nodded to her. He had just gotten a simple chainmail shirt and a leather cuirass. He also got a pair of vambraces for his wrists.  Once that was done he had just leaned against the back wall waiting for Edana to get finished, knowing it would be longer for her.<br/><br/>Once she had gotten out though, he looked up and got up off the wall before opening the door leading out. They were still going to need weapons. Balthazar had been an okay swordsman, mostly because a past master had used him as a training dummy. His choices then had either been learn fast or loose a limb. But he had also learned to be a pretty good shot with a bow, because the same master used to use him for hunting trips. He was allowed to eat anything he killed, but only given three arrows a trip, tended to make someone learn to make their shots count. â€œThanks,â€ he finally said to the owner before he made his way out of the building.<br/><br/>Once they were done there, they headed to the general markets which were lined with tents and stalls. It had everything from gems to fish to swords and armor.  After while he stopped by a stall and picked up an oak bow, drawing the oiled string back to test itâ€™s draw weight. â€œHow much?â€ He finally asked the merchant.<br/><br/>The man just smiled before leaning forward. â€œFor you my friend Iâ€™ll give it for  two gold and thirty silver. Iâ€™ll even throw in a quiver of thirty arrows.â€ He said as he held up an arrow. â€œYouâ€™ll see their smooth with steel tips and fletched with..â€<br/><br/>â€œDove feathers.â€ Balthazar could tell as he dug out the coins and paid for the bow and quiver. With that he unstrung the bow and put it into a tube that was attached to the quiver.