Inari explained how raw kefafish was corrupted a little, but eating it wouldn't do a whole lot.   But that the folk had a process that purified food.   Every morning the fishermen would bring their catch to the temple of Marae, and the priests would cleanse the taint from the food.  Any fish that were uncleansed would never be sold for consumption by any reputable vendor.  Inari seemed quite pleased that Reimu was going to be spending more gems in their town and agreed to wait for Reimu at the docks.   Telling her not to use the manacles, but to simply jump in and inact the spell.   Reimu had been accepted by the folk, and could come and go as she pleased as long as she didn't cause any problems.<br/><br/>Reimu's mind went back to the shops they had passed, there was a blacksmith who had weapons displayed, though most of the weapons were designed for underwater combat, it might still be worth looking into.  There were also several stores that they passed, one of which had the look of a 'general store' of sorts, that might be exactly what Reimu was looking for.