<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/DgxiYXY.jpg?1)<br/>Chu Yazhu (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1771858)<br/><em>HP 9/17 (presuming ability to rest for 8 hours)<br/>AC 16 FF 11 T 15<br/>CMD 16 FCMD 11<br/>Inspiration: No<br/>Stance: Pugilist's Stance<br/>Maneuvers Readied: Flurry Strike<br/>Leaping Dragon<br/>Minute Hand<br/>Strike the Hourglass</em></div><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">The next day the sun rose over Sandpoint, a small but decently prosperous town on the Lost Coast. It thrived on its four industries: glassmaking, shipbuilding, logging, and farming, and also benefited from passing trade caravans like the very one Yazhu and company were in. <br/><br/>Ameiko took one of the girls with her when she went to negotitate with the caravan leader, leaving the other two to help Yazhu make her rounds. Yazhu needed one of the girls with her to carry things and help out, leaving her with one masseuse who could be left behind at one of the stops for "persuasion".</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Yazhu stopped in Sandpoint once, back during the long trek over Golarion's crown. She particularly enjoyed the beautiful glassworks there, and was ecstatic to get the opportunity to see them again.<br/><br/>Yazhu chose for Shalelu to carry things and help out, figuring that an ex-adventurer would be useful when ascertaining the quality of goods. She chose Baihu to be one of the "persuaders" and let Sandra accompany Ameiko.<br/><br/>"Hey Shalelu, I'd really value your thoughts on the goods. Lemme know if any of the merchants are shortchanging us!"<br/><br/>"Baihu, I trust that you can get a good price for us on the repairs and conversions of our newfound armory! Use some of that Foxy Magic you got going, girl!"<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Shalelu to help, Yazhu to "persuade" on selling treasure, Baihu to "persuade" on gearing up.</div></div><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Selling treasure: The half-elven owner of the glassmaker's forge introduced himself as Tsuto Kaijitsu, and Yazhu noticed a familial resemblance to Ameiko Kaijitsu as well. He was willing to buy the treasures, but being in a small town liquidity was limited, so he could only pay 75% price for them... unless he could be "persuaded".</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Yazhu blinked as the half-elf introduced himself. "Good to meet you, Mr. Kaijitsu!" she said.<br/><br/>She desperately wanted to ask about his family, especially how a half-elf and kitsune shared the same family tree.<em>Can they even breed with elves? No no, rude, RUDE!</em><br/><br/>Yazhu nodded silently as the glassmaker explained his prices. "I understand," she said. "But keep in mind that this town has a lot of traders passing through, and your glassworks are so beautiful it'll inevitably draw their attention. You know, when I immigrated to Varisia I saw this beautiful church. It had stained glass windows of all the great gods and goddesses, and I could feel their glory. When I learned that the work came from Sandpoint..."<br/><br/>She fluttered her eyelashes. "I couldn't wait to see the man responsible for its crafting. A man like you, can draw many people here and get good prices."<br/><br/>She sat down at Tsuto's side, putting an arm around him. The other arm settled on his left leg. "A man like you...can see the wisdom in that, right? Think of it as an investment..."<br/><br/>The hand upon the half-elf's leg began to trail across his inner thigh, as Yazhu's face leaned in close for a whisper. "...with benefits."<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Gearing up: The local blacksmith was no stranger to repairing armor, having long experience maintaining the town militia's equipment. Sandra could wear the lamellar (steel) armor since it was medium armor. Repairing it would normally cost 20 gp. There were also options for the small masterwork chain shirt and small masterwork composite longbow other than just selling them off. The small chain shirt could be converted to a medium masterwork chainmail bikini (light armor, 3 AC, 5 max dex, 0 ACP) for 30 gp. The small longbow could be extended and customized for Shalelu into a medium masterwork composite longbow (2 strength modifier) for 60 gp. However! To finish the work on time before the caravan left, it would have to be a rush job, which would cost double (40 gp for repairing the armor, 60 gp for the chainmail bikini, 120 gp for the longbow)... unless he unless he could be "persuaded", of course.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Steel for Sandra, a bikini bow for shalelu, and a chainmail bikini for either herself, Baihu, or Shalelu seemed like a good choice. Personally Yazhu wanted the last for herself, but enjoyed the thought of having the other girls "try it on." Baihu running about half-naked...Yazhu lingered on that thought a little too long.<br/><br/>...<br/><br/>A well-built human of advancing age, the heavyset blacksmith did not meet the stereotypical gruffness one would expect for a man of his occupation as he waved Baihu inside.<br/><br/>"Welcome to Sarrelton's Smithy!" he boomed out over the clanging of horseshoes. "Ah, a kitsune! You're in luck. I have a fine set of chainmail with 'tail room' in back! Or maybe you're looking for something else?"<br/><br/>Sarrelton nodded as Baihu went over the designs. "You lucked out dealing with those goblins," he said. "Hard to believe, but their smaller sizes make it easier for them to work with less material; that's how so many of them are well-armed. Good thing the opposite's true; an army of giants in full plate, now<em>that</em>would be a nightmare, haha!"<br/><br/>"But on more serious business, this is a tall order you're asking for. I can patch up the lamellar with replacement plates, but extending the longbow and redesigning the, er, unique chainmail design would have to be put into a queue. You can put them to the top of the list, but that'd cost double. Ol' Henry's understanding about 'delays' for his wagon repairs...to a point. Is that okay with you lil' missy?"