Weapon Delivery

Miho has been in a frenzy lately. She's been in a full-on Fae mood and a major commission. She'd taken a while to click to that Rizadoman's job was done. She sent him a message to come to pick it up as soon as he was able. She however was working away in the forge still. She had several debuffs on her notably hungry. Somehow she'd manage to remember to clean up this morning, so she's hamming away on one of the holy blades she's making. While the big old dog watches her worriedly.

    The little chime on the door rings as a large lizard man enters the forge with a determined eagerness in his eyes. Rizadoman had spent the week trip back contemplating a few different things but Miho's letter had brought him good news. " Ms. Miho?! Are you in? " It was filled with hope and eagerness , Rizadoman would feel much better when he had his new weapon in his hands.

Miho pauses in he work the hammer falls stop and she'll put he thing away. The dog barks once and nudges Miho towards a table where there is some food that was long since cooled. "Huh oh Rizadoman? Oh, your order." She looks a bit sheepish. Her tail swishes as she goes to get a fairly large wrapped package.

"This would be your order, I managed to get it done. I'm sorry if it was delayed..."

    Rizadoman takes the package and does what anyone would do, he waits patiently till he is in a private place to open the package, right? Wrong he instead totally just rips the package off and begins to admire Miho's work. Flipping the shield over and over in his hand for a moment , even pulling it on to his arm to practice holding it. " Oh this is wonderful work. You have nothing to apologize about, it is absolutely perfect, exactly what I wanted. " Finally he takes his eyes off the item and looks at Miho, " Thank you, the foragers at my village could not have dne any better. "

Miho Watches her friend and cusotmer unwrap the packaged. She grins for a moment smiling at this as Riza seems to like it. "I see your happy with the order and No doubt! My family's been at this for centuries. If only my grandfather could see this and what I'm working on in the background." She seems pretty happy about this when it comes ot the praise and Riza being pleased with it. "Is there anything else I can do for you?"

    Rizadoman wraps his hand around the center of the shield as it seems to loosen and break apart into the twin blades. Grabbing a hold of them he gives them a few small light swings as he continues to be happy with his purchase. " Again this work is wonderful. I don't think there is anything else can ask of you. " Taking another moment for a few more swings he then puts them back in to the shield form and places the shield on his arm. " Thank you again very much, I owe you greatly."

Miho says "I may hit you up on that at some point you know. I'm going to need to learn magic and how to enchant at some point. So I can make better weapons and gear you know. I have my pride but this world has so many things I could never do in my wildest dream before. Well not that you know my world adventures come from."

    Rizadoman nods his head, " I have little to no talent for enchanting but I can always help with teaching of magic. I remember when the mother of our village started teaching me her ways. I can absolutely pass those teachings on whenever you wish. " Trailing off he tilts his head considering something for a moment, " I wonder where I could get good fish heads from. "

Miho tail swishes as she thinks for a moment. "When the time comes I'll hit you up for it." She grins a little bit at this. "I'm not sure about fish heads but I know Hifumi place is just little bit away from here shall we go get something to eat before I go back to work?" The dog seems very happy with this idea. Mom needs to eat damn it.

    Rizadoman nods his head, " Yes need the proper bones to go through beginner magic lessons." With a nod of his head he looks about, " Well I won't keep you longer. Again I appreciate your work." With that said he takes his new found weapon and leaves the shop. He had things to practice.