A man walks up to the counter

[Bandoal]

Bandoal strides into the neat and tidy shop and looks around. Arrayed neatly on many shelves are items only a dragon tamer could ever use. He nods as he glances around the room and begins picking things off the shelves.

"G'day to you," he says to the shop keeper, "I'd like to buy these few items, I believe I have the gold for them." Bandoal proceeds to drop several items on the counter, including a compass and binoculars, a map of Tarn, a bag of gem holding, and a book of dragons. "I believe the price is four gold coins, is it not?" Bandoal drops some coins on the counter and picks up his things, with a glance at nothing in the room he nods and strolls out the door.

[Bandoal]

After walking a long lap around the city, Bandoal finds himself once again out front of the Dragon Tamer's Shop. He shrugs and starts to walk away when curiosity pokes at his back. He turns around and glances at the shop, then walks in to see if there is anything else he could use.

The shop seems much the same from his earlier visit. It seems that not many customers have come in here as of late. He wanders over to a small tray with several small shiny things on them. He strokes his fingers through his dirty, unwashed hair and picks up a small ring from the pile. It is copper with a small green stone on top. 'It's nice, reminds me of the one my Father used to have.'

He turnes to the shop keeper, holds up the ring and asks "How much?"

The shop keeper looks at him and says, "Three gold coins young man." Bandoal nods and pulls three shiny coins out of his pouch and drops them on the counter. He puts the ring on and the shop keeper lets out a small gasp, then shakes his head. "Of course I knew it would make him invisible," he muttered just loud enough for Bandoal to hear. Bandoal pulled the ring off and dropped it in his pouch with his few remaining coins, nodded to the shop keeper and began to walk back home as to get there before nightfall.

[Bandoal]

The next morning Bandoal returns, clothed for an adventure, with only a plain brown shirt and his weapons sheathed in his belt.

"Good Morning," he says absently as he eyes a small silver foot shaped item. "How much?" he asks, never taking his eyes off the unique item.

"Ah, only one gold coin," the shopkeeper says gleefully. Bandoal nods and drops his last coin on the counter. The shop keeper hands him the Dragon foot charm and he drops it into his pouch.

"Thank ya," Bandoal says and leaves the shop as distracted as he had entered.