<span class="bbc_u"><strong>Fiera Ilmari (http://plothook.net/RPG/profiler/view.php?id=8883)</strong></span>, Wizard (3)<br/><em>Hit Points: 15/15 || AC: 13 (Touch 13, Flat-Footed 10) || Mood: Good</em><br/><em>-- Spells Prepared --</em><br/><em><strong>-Cantrips-</strong> Detect Magic, Light, Prestidigitation, Ray of Frost <strong>-1st-</strong> Enlarge Person, Mage Armor, Magic Missile x2 <strong>-2nd-</strong> Acid Arrow, Bull's Strength</em><br/><hr/>Fiera was outside for a change, thinking. There was not that many people who bought jewelry, though it was not like she planned to spend the rest of her life crafting trinkets without enchantments. She needed to learn more to put some actual magic into the items she made. She knew a little already, but it was far from being enough to serve the needs of those who braved the dangers of the wilderness, and might seek magical items for it. If she could improve her skill at it, perhaps through experience, she should be able to do a lot better for herself in life.<br/><br/>She was carrying the simple sack on her back as usual, a thoughtful expression on her fair. Her coppery hair had been brushed back and she was thinking on what she could work on next. The wedding rings didn't sell that much, and the little jewelry she made from local materials to be sold elsewhere took a long time to deliver her some profits. She was not broke, but a little over sixty gold pieces was not a huge sum to live on for a year.<br/><br/>It was then that she spotted something that she had not expected to see in town. Goblin! Her earthly brown eyes widened, as she looked at the fellow from a small distance. Dressed in her usual fashion of a simple shirt covering her chest and a short skirt showing a bit of her legs but keeping her modesty, she suddenly felt a bit uncomfortable at the thought how short a goblin was. She decided to keep her distance, but at the same time, she curiously observed the goblin from a bit of distance.<br/><br/>Fiera was usually curious on languages  though, and listening to the goblin making an order she smiled to herself, thinking if she could put some time into learning the goblin language at some point. It could be useful afterall. Then again, she wanted to learn every language she could, at some point. It was just a part of her never-ending curiosity.