"Well, in that case we can visit one of the antiquities shops. It's possible that they'll even have something one of the temples could use." Yaris replied, though her tone grew stern as she added. "But do not consider buying anything for ourselves. Only an honest gift from the faithful may be accepted. The donations are for the church, and to aid the faithful who are in need."<br/><br/>At the other request, the priestess paused, considering before admitting. "I suppose the funds for our trip<em>could</em>buy a few sweetmeats, though. Nothing too extravagant, but something small."<br/><br/>As they entered the town, Yaris would quietly tell the guards to move on to the temple, while she led the way to an old shop, the building made of relatively fine materials and with glass windows. On opening the old oak door, Lorelei would see a large entryway filled with various antiquities, from worn swords to paintings and jewels. Directly across from where they entered, though, was a painting. In it was a beautiful, enchanting woman with purple horns, electric-blue eyes, and with half her hair white, while the other half was black. She was giving an arrogant look from the painting, wearing a skimpy black dress that left almost her entire upper body exposed save for a small bikini, and a black tail coiled around from behind, the tip wider than most of its length.<br/><br/>"Ah! What are you doing with a painting of a demon on display?" Yaris asked, looking at the woman behind the counter, a pretty woman who flushed slightly, shaking her head.<br/><br/>"My apologies, Lady Priestess, but this was part of a collection that was recently acquired from a collector, and I believed it safe to display." The woman explained. "It's merely a painting, after all."<br/><br/>"I should confiscate and destroy it!" Yaris almost spat, glaring at the enchanting picture.