Magic Shop Novels & Stories

I worked my way through the square stall by stall. The thread was easy. The combs took longer because the man who made them had three different sets and I couldn't decide between the dark wood and the pale, and in the end I bought both because the dark wood would suit Liora and the pale would suit Celeste and they had earned a small gift from me. The wax I found at the third stand I tried. The silver bowls I had to send a warrior to fetch from the silversmith two streets over, because the silversmith had moved his shop since I had last been here and the new boy at the front stall didn't have the moon water set on display.

We made our way out and turned a corner. Big John's shop was right opposite hers, closer to a lake. As soon as we entered, we were blinded by colorful lights and an overwhelming scent of burning incense mixed with metal polish. Big John's shop was the complete opposite of the previous one, bright and chaotic and filled with the clatter of hanging wind chimes and metallic charms. Weapons of all shapes and sizes lined the brightly colored walls. Some are etched with strange runes that seem to glow faintly. Even the shelves that house some of the herbs and books made me start to think the shop was designed by a toddler. The flamboyance took me off guard.

Some sells magic potion, magic enhancement crafts and foods. I saw a stall that sells jewelries, I think all of it was fake. I went near the stall and run my gaze to all the products displayed. A royal blue diamond was separated from all the products. It was inside a glass case and it was lying on a soft looking cloth inside the small glass case.

Her face showed that she was thinking hard about this matter but, “I can’t figure out what.” “Hm? Did you say something Rose?” Matthew turned around and asked. “Ah, no, it’s nothing. I was just talking to myself.” “What are you, a kid who’s got imaginary friends?” Matthew said mockingly. A vein popped on Rose’s forehead. “Who’re you calling that?” “Ahaha… I was just joking, okay? Don’t be mad…” Matthew immediately cowarded before Rose. Cecilia could only chuckle at them. ….. Around the same time at Yuki’s location. A shop that sold magic items such as weapons, catalysts, cloaks, robes, books, potions and scroll could be found at a corner of a block of shops.

Catherine came out of the hug and looked at Chloe's beautiful face. "Good to see you too," Chloe said. "Let's get inside," His aunt welcomed them inside and she asked the people to leave after putting a sign that the shop is closed for today. "Looks like your business is going fine," Marcus says. "Yes, some people come here for health issues, some for love potions and to increase their vitality in bed, and others come here to know their future," she said and led them to the living room. Like a typical mage house, there were a lot of mystic items on the shelves and the smell of sage is heavy in the room.

It was when they were going inside that café whom they thought it would appear someplace that would really look like a adventurers Guild. ‘’ You can just follow me and ask nothing. Trust my words and actions, for I knew what I am doing.’’ He said in an irritating dole as he looked back at the paper, whom he was holding. It was a small piece of map that states the exact location of the Adventures Guild reward area, the place where you can collect the rewards that you have earn. ‘’But it is a thing you called as a pawn shop, isn’t it?’’ It was a good disguise for the Adventures Guild reward area to be a pawn shop after all. You can never deny the fact that the bond shop would be the one to buy

Chapter 11: The Hike Shahida and I went to the nearby shop they called Fortluck. It sells magic potions, accessories they believe could alter their future, and services like foreseeing. The owner lends his bathroom for Shahida to get dressed and fix herself. While in the living room that connects his sacred place where he does his service, he offers me tea he made personally. According to him, it's tea that puts your mind at ease. “Thank you,” I said while smiling. I put the tea cup on the table.

she said, pointing towards an adventurer who was conducting a transaction with a shop attendant. "Most adventurers get drawn in when they enter this shop because it offers a wide variety of high-quality weapons and magical equipment. Sometimes, without realizing it, adventurers end up spending their money to get weapons or magical items from here. Weapons and magical equipment are crucial for adventurers, and they're willing to pay any price to become stronger."

she tutted. “Anyway. You weren't giving me the information I wanted, so I suggested the therapist thing. It wasn't at all difficult to rent a space, place a few members of the mafia here and there, upload some backdated pictures to the internet because I knew your sweet husband would check us out and bingo, sold. It was during the therapy I realized you actually didn't know anything about the mafia,” she laughed hard, throwing her head back.

“This is... interesting. What is it supposed to be?” The man’s eyes lit up. “Ah, that’s a protection charm made from the bones of a black cat. Guaranteed to ward off evil spirits! The bones were ethically sourced, of course.” I quickly set it back down, trying not to grimace at the thought. “Right. Thanks.” We spent a bit more time exploring the shop before heading back out into the foggy street. As we walked, a sign caught my eye: ‘Madame Zara’s Fortunes’.