Lifting the hem of her cloak ever so slightly, Ilysira steps forward into her new sandals without so much as a toe showing. "Thank you, Sister." she says with a smile to the weaver and takes a couple of steps in her new footwear, the small flapping noise her footfalls make now coupled with the fact that she left behind no old pair of foot covering indicates that she may have been walking around barefoot up until this point.
"If it is not too much to ask," the young woman's voice questions meekly, "might I also purchase a new skirt of black cloth?" She reaches into her tattered cloak to produce a small bag of coins and extends her arm in offering, "For the sandals. I have more for the skirt, Sister."
The young missionary returns to the weaver's shop a few days later after receiving notice that her skirt is ready. Her normally tattered black shroud is rather dirty looking, with patches of dried mud caked around its trailing, frayed edges. She steps forward, the sandals she'd purchased the last time flapping softly on the floor, "Greetings, Sister."
She smiles at the other woman and her cheeks below the pall of her cowl appear dirty as well. "I have come for the skirt you have made me."
Ilysira reaches her hand into her cloak and produces a bag of coins, "Here is the payment." As she steps closer to offer the Freznics, she has a surprisingly pleasant odor about her, despite what her disheveled appearance would otherwise suggest. There is the faint, but still clearly identifiable scent of lavender coming from her soiled shroud.
The troll's made his way through the Cork market stalls in search of a weaver.
The trip took longer than he expected, partly due to the lack of the item he sought. However, most of the delays were caused by the items on display in bakeries, his natural habits toward temptation, especially of the sugary kind, and the flocks of pigeons fighting through the cloud of cake crumbs that seemed to surround him whenever he shopped.
Eventually he came upon a tidy store full of cloth goods under a neatly-lettered sign, "Vesna's Weaver."
He shooed away a good portion of the birds and drug a forearm across his face managing to wipe away most of the syrup.
Having made himself presentable, the troll pushed on the small door then ducked to squeeze through it and into the shop.
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