Eirian smiled lightly. Apparently Carmelita wasn't the first to make that joke, nor the first "artist" to try to advertise. Still, the young merchant had never been one of the unfriendly kind, only looking for business.<br/><br/>"I doubt anything in here could steal your soul..." she said, "especially not the mirror Evershine, which is a rather simple trinket. Evershine is always clean and shiny as on the first day, as well as giving off that nice light. Despite its magical simplicity a rather sought after item, if moreso for wealthy ladies seeking some great furniture for their boudoir." she explained.<br/><br/>But when she saw Carmelita point towards the lute situated on a small pedestal which looked more like a work station than a sales place, she quickly shook her head. "I haven't fully researched this one. We just bought it yesterday from a down on his luck bard and ... well let's say it has some fairly chaotic properties. I will not sell it until I know more about it and ... I wouldn't suggest you aquire it either. There are at least two curses on it, and one is especially designed to ... aehm target young ladies of ... how do I put it politely..." she was visibly seeking for the right words ...