The Weight of Frost
From her overstuffed satchel, she began carefully pulling out small, velvet-lined trays, arranging them on the counter with meticulous care.
Reagan stepped up to the display, her eyes widening in genuine appreciation. The jewelry wasn't the standard, heavy silver or iron pieces usually peddled at the Warrior Games. These were delicate, intricate works of art. There were pendants carved from polished bone that seemed to catch the light, river stones wrapped in complex webs of woven wire, and thin bands of hammered copper stamped with ancient runic symbols.
Reagan reached out, gently picking up a necklace featuring a small, perfectly smooth piece of jade encased in a delicate copper cage.
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