It was easy enough to get directions to a weapons shop, where she could find a scabbard, to fit the blade, and the item was cheap; unless she wants to purchase a custom one, or a magical one, it would run her a single silver piece.<br/><br/>The casino wasn't hard to find, with the directions she'd been given, and her ability to fly; it was a rather large building that looked like an oversized tavern, more than anything. It was three stories tall, with a couple of guards at the entrance, who would peacebond weapons (a small cord tied off, to make it much more difficult to draw a weapon) for people heading inside.<br/><br/>If she chose to enter, it was a brightly lit building, the majority of it taken up by a single, enormous chamber, with a few doors leading to back rooms, likely offices. The main floor was dominated by gaming tables; wheels, cards, and dice flashed and clattered everywhere. The upper floors were visible from the ground, essentially large balconies the wrapped around, with a massive, crystal chandelier hanging down over the open space, above the main floor. The upper floors seems to hold smaller tables, and judging from the outfits, the higher floors are reserved for those who are aiming to spend more.