Note smiles at Doxi, and she immediately gets the sense that this woman is the kind of woman who smiles a lot, and easily.  She hurries to the door and passes through it, calling to Amber to rejoin them.   Then walking Doxi back down the hall and around the corner they come to the small lounge.  Note pushes open the door to the lounge and procedes you in.  The room is fairly large, again with large windows looking out of the cliff, you can see that beyond them is a large stone balcony. They still allow in a large amount of light, and no other light sources are lit in this room currently though you see several unlit candelabras on the walls. It's a sitting room of some sort, with a bar along a side wall. There's also a cold, dark fireplace along the south wall, currently swept clean and with no signs that it is going to be used any time soon.  There are several couches and chairs in the room, and the thick carpet is rather inviting. Note moves to the bar and gestures for you to enter the room.  She gestures to the couches and chairs, "Please my welcome guest, make yourself comfortable.  I know it's still rather early, but could I offer you a drink?"<br/><br/>She quickly and expertly pours drinks if Doxi chooses, and if not mixes one for herself and Amber.  Moving to pass one to the redhead, who accepts it with a smile and muttered word of thanks.  Then she sits in a large padded chair and sips her own before addressing Doxi.  "I am not, unfortunately, a mage of much power myself.  That blade was enchanted by my master, High Priest Johan.  He, unfortunately, is traveling and I haven't seen him in over a year."<br/><br/>Doxi senses that the woman misses her lover, but also doesn't hear worry in her voice.  "I do know a powerful mage," she says slowly, "One who knows how to do the enchantment you request.  But the enchantment is not an easy or quick one to make and I know that you have a schedule to keep.  You noticed the crystal lattice in my workshop?"   She asks the question but continues to talk, "It is designed to draw primal energy down into the workshop and be focused for the production of magical devices of an erotic or primal nature.  It is fueled by Shoni worship in the temple directly above.  A large service with a dozen members is required to create the primal energy for that enchantment."<br/><br/>Doxi was reminded of the massive orgy that was needed to generate enough primal energy in the temple at Blackpeak in order to break Vera's curse.  Note continued,  "Without that lattice work, or one much like it, I do not know how to create the enchantment.  In fact I do not even know if it's possible.  Other than donations from our members, the production of magical items via the mage workshop, is the primary way that our temple supports itself.  In fact, the funds we make from the selling of magical items created in this way goes out to fund many of our sister temples.   We even were instrumental in setting aside a large donation of cash that went to the original construction of the temple at Blackpeak."<br/><br/>Doxi knew that the temple at Blackpeak was not much older then herself, but in truth she knew little about the founding of it.  Blackpeak was a town where people avoided talking about the past, not celebrated it.<br/><br/>Note sighed and Doxi knew that the hitch was coming,  "While I can get the master mage to preform the enchantment at our next temple service on saturday night.  There's a slight problem.  I'm sure Sin mentioned we might have a task for someone of your talents?  The main dragonshard in the lattice has become cracked from several decades of use and needs to be replaced.   We've been using the lattice sparingly, and haven't done a large project like this for fear of breaking the crystal.  Now, if you agree to take on the job, part of which would be retrieving a replacement crystal, then I'd be willing to risk cracking the dragonshard with your enchantment."<br/><br/>She smiled again and finished her drink, "...and I'd also request that you and your crew join us for service on saturday night.  The more worshipers we have, the more power we generate."